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Subject: Re: One workflow running two Application Service
From: Raminder Singh <ramifnu@iu.edu>
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Thanks Pedro for bringing this. I agree, we need to support jobs to =
share the working folders in Airavata, at least jobs in same workflow. =
Application developers can make sure jobs are not overriding output of =
each other. I have similar use case for Dark energy survey project.  =
Thoughts?=20

Thanks
Raminder

On Jan 30, 2013, at 8:59 PM, Pedro da Silveira wrote:

> Hi Dev,
>=20
> I created one workflow where it was calling two Application service, =
one at
> time.
> The first application service runs "pw.x" with 64 cores and the second =
runs
> "ph.x" also with 64 cores.
> My problem is that the location of the "ph.x" has to be same where =
"pw.x"
> had ran before.
>=20
> I noticed that one directory is created for each App service on =
Lonestar,
> even though they are from the same workflow. Like in my example.
>=20
> =
AppPhonon_Wed_Jan_30_20_22_13_CST_2013_39895e3b-d9a3-43ae-aba7-ef4abab0b95=
9
> =
AppZb3_Wed_Jan_30_20_11_53_CST_2013_6f2cfa93-b503-410f-ab14-2cb02b0ba15c
>=20
>=20
> Is there anyway to run both Application Service in just one directory?
>=20
>=20
> Thank you,
>=20
>=20
> Pedro da Silveira