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, An example of Cooperation within WOG: Request of a GES Building Using the Wog Browser and the Geological Knowledge Editor (GKE)
, User1 launches the WOG-browser
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, User1 sets the address of the EpiSEM server, his connection name and password
, User1 closes W1 by clicking on the button "OK". The connection parameters are stored in a configuration file
, A window (W2) containing the list of catalogs stored on EpiSEM appears (Fig. A2)
, User1 selects a catalog
, User1 closes W2 by clicking on the button "OK
, It displays hierarchically the content of the catalog, The Concept Container window (W3) appears (Fig. A3), vol.9
, The "parameter setting" window (W3) appears. User1 sets the parameters of the request
, WOG browser sends a request of construction of a GES to GKE
, As there is no launched GKE, it adds the message to the lost message queue
, EpiSEM client launcher reads the message and launches the GKE. The GKE uses the same connection parameters (cf. item 4) as those used by the WOG browser
, GKE connects to EpiSEM server and reads the request sent by the WOG browser
, GKE imports the catalog
, GKE builds an empty GES
, User2 requests from GKE to upload the GES
, GKE uploads the GES and sends a notification message to all the EpiSEM clients
, WOG browser receives the message and reloads the catalog