Re: EPICS meeting 1.5 and 3hr agendas

[White, G. <gr...@sl...>]

Oh, ok, I thought you were also using a pvAccess client as a server to send image data to a tomography data silo of some kind?

Greg

On 21 Mar 2012, at 13:42, <jam...@di...> wrote:

> Hi
> 
>>> The way they used V4 to transport data to the Archiver (James) 
>>> Archiver server and client interface (David). Talk and demo.
> 
> I can't come to the next EPICS meeting. "The way they used V4 to transport data to the Archiver" isn't a topic because V4 is only used to read data from the V3 Archiver data files.
> 
> James
> 
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: White, Greg [mailto:gr...@sl...]
>> Sent: 20 March 2012 16:58
>> To: Bob Dalesio
>> Cc: epi...@li... Developers
>> Subject: EPICS meeting 1.5 and 3hr agendas
>> 
>> Colleagues,
>> 
>> Bob asked me to put together two proposed agendas for the EPICS meeting at
>> SLAC. First is assuming 1.5hrs, second assuming 3hrs. Also I've assumed
>> Ralph's talking about the directory service, and Gabriele about CSS things
>> outside a specific V4 timeslot.
>> 
>> This is just a first cut. Comments?
>> 
>> Greg
>> 
>> 1.5 hr agenda
>> -------------
>> Bob. Overview.
>> Complex data. Arguments. hence Services. Open published protocol. Work
>> organized into a formal working group.
>> 
>> Matej. pvAccess protocol
>> Talk on the technical aspects of the protocol.
>> 
>> Marty. V3 <-> V4 interop.
>> Mechanisms for accessing v3 from v4. Mechanism and demo for accessing v4
>> scalars from v3.
>> 
>> Timo. V3 bpm data through v4. Ideally also using a gather service.
>> 
>> Guobao. Mazer.
>> Talk and Demo
>> 
>> David and James on V4 at Diamond.
>> The way they used V4 to transport data to the Archiver (James) Archiver server
>> and client interface (David). Talk and demo.
>> 
>> 3hr Agenda would add
>> --------------------
>> James. Python and Matlab interfaces.
>> Talk and Demo.
>> 
>> Guobao. Performance and reliability analysis of EPICS V4
>> 
>> Greg. EPICS V4 working Group activities, and opportunities.
>> Need people to work on implementing normative type wrappers. Join services
>> working group, help write architecture for services, and architect and write
>> standard services. Write Web Services interface to javaIOC.
>> 
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