4. PreExperiment Data Collector
FEATURES:
• Customizable on-the-fly view forms defined in YAML
• Different policies are applicable to the view forms: web, web-readonly, tango
• Supports different validations: number, double, string, text, required
• Provides tango access to data
• Offline clients
5. Status Server
FEATURES:
• Forms continuous timeline of the experiment
• Simple configuration, defined in XML
• Values can be obtained through event or polling mechanism
• Different interpolation strategies: last, nearest and linear
6. Mobile Status Server Client
• Monitor the ongoing experiment from a mobile device
• Review experiment when device is offline
• Configure easily for a variety of different instruments
Idea:
Goals:
12. Data transfer between Tango servers.
Apache Camel Integration.
Apache Camel is a rule-based routing and
mediation engine that provides a Java object-
based implementation of the Enterprise
Integration Patterns
13. Apache Camel routes.
Camel Integration Tango API library:
https://bitbucket.org/Ingvord/camel-tango
Works with pipes (events, polling, single acquisition)
15. Web monitoring and control. Web Jive.
Browse Tango devices
Add/remove devices
Quick test new devices
Quick monitor existing devices
16. Why do we need a new Jive?
Narrow down UI to actually used features:
– Remove unused settings and configurations
– Simplified device context menu
– Simplified server wizard
Benefit from web interface: wide screen; reorganize views
Lightweight and fast
Jive is like a swiss army knife...
80% of the time
we need 20% of its features
Our own new Jive:
To fulfil Tango V10 FR6 – generic web application
17. Web Jive 2.0 (current release version 0.1)
Dynamic Device tree (devices are loaded on demand)
Test device panel
Editable Device tab (Info, Properties, Attributes config,
Events etc)
Interactive Monitoring tab, aka embedded ATK Panel
Simplified Server wizard
Log console
20. OpenCL real-time reconstruction server
A Tango server that performs a reconstruction in parallel to the experiment.
FEAUTURES:
•Based on KIT’s UFO project.
•Main goal: to give users close to real time reconstruction
•Deal with up to 1000 frames/s (1 frame = 2K x 2K)
25. ●
Beamline scientist friendly environment
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Fully automitazed and ease deployment
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Integration with DESY computer center
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Works stable for 3 months without any support
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Opensource, available @bitbucket.org/hzgwpn
Summary
28. ezTangORB
Consider the following example:
DeviceProxy proxy = new DeviceProxy("some-device");
DeviceAttribute attribute = proxy.read_attribute("some-attribute");
if(result.hasFailed()){
throw new Exception("Can not read attribute.");
}
int dataFormat = result.getDataFormat()
int dataType = result.getType()
double result;
switch(dataType){
case Tango_DEV_Double:
switch(dataFormat){
case _SCALAR:
result = attribute.extractDouble()
...
}
...
}
...
Using the API the same result can be achieved with the following code:
TangoProxyWrapper proxy = new TangoProxyWrapper("some-device");
double result = proxy.<Double>readAttribute("some-attribute");
...
This library will be a part of the Tango distribution since version 9.
29. Miscelanious
• WebCam Tango Server (published in Tango repository)
• DataMatrixDecoder Tango Server (published in Tango repository)
• PXICI 2.0 CL Frame Grabber Tango Server (not yet published)
• Android control application for Fischertechnics on DESY open
days 2013