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OGSA-DAI is a product that allows data resources, such as file collections, relational or XML databases, to be accessed, integrated and federated across the Internet.

DCI Bridge is a web application (sevice) that provides standard access to the distributed computing infrastructures (DCIs) like grids, desktop grids, clusters, clouds and service based computational resources by implementing the specification of the OGSA Basic Execution Service 1.0. The DCI Bridge web application creates a transparent layer between the users (workflow systems) and the DCI systems. The user can submit jobs to the various DCI systems using the OGSA Basic Execution Service (BES) interface defined here. As a result, the users do not have to learn the access protocol of the various DCI systems since they are hidden behind the BES interface.

A C/C++ based client and server implementation of the OGSA Basic Execution Service, used to provide a Web Services interface to distributed resource managers such as Platform LSF and PBS/PBS Pro. The SOAP stack is provided by the gSOAP toolkit.

An open source linked-data infrastructure developed by the Geospatial Transformation with OGSA-DAI project. The demo implementation uses the OGSA-DAI framework and D2RQ engine for dynamically publishing geo-spatial data into linked data.

We aim to develop a JDBC Driver to OGSA-DAI middleware. OGSA-DAI implements and define a common way to acess Data Resource, as well coordinate the use of them. A JDBC Driver should extend possibilities, and make it easy to use, in a client perspective.

RESTful interfaces for OGSA-DAI

VA ACS is an implementation of the OGF Application Contents Service Specification. Application Contents Service (ACS) is an OGSA service, which maintains Application Contents as an Application Archive (AA).

This project is intended to exploit the work being undertaken in the OGSI/OGSA initiatives and provide grid services or engines that are required to make grids work. Good examples are schedulers and data stores. All of the services will support web-serv