[seek-dev] Re: Ptolemy II hacks

[Bertram Ludaescher]

Hi Matt:

That is a very good idea. I will invite the SciDAC developers to join
the SEEK-dev list!

Bertram

>>>>> "MJ" == Matt Jones <jones at nceas.ucsb.edu> writes:
MJ> 
MJ> Bertram,
MJ> Yes, Chad is going to try to get our EML data sources working in Ptolemy 
MJ> before San Diego. I have dissected Ptolemy code quite a bit and know, 
MJ> for example, how the GUI framework works pretty well.  If anyone has 
MJ> questions, send them along to seek-dev and one of us (me, Chad, Rich) 
MJ> may have some insight.  We'll do the same with out questions.  As this 
MJ> type of discussion is the purpose of seek-dev, I don't see the need for 
MJ> a new list.  The SciDAC developers are welcome to join seek-dev if they 
MJ> are interested.
MJ> 
MJ> Matt
MJ> 
MJ> Bertram Ludaescher wrote:
>> Matt:
>> 
>> You mentioned that Rich or others are already working on getting
>> PtolemyII to run with some web service extensions, right?
>> 
>> I am pushing in the DOE SciDAC-SDM project to do the same, i.e., use
>> Ptolemy II as the WF-pilot, design, and execution tool.
>> 
>> Is there already some code, documentation, lessons learnt on how
>> PtolemyII can be extended? 
>> 
>> And how should we best organize that?
>> 
>> Maybe start a new mailing list ptolemyII at ecoinformatics and invite the 
>> SciDAC developers to join? 
>> 
>> Bertram
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