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Custom Worksteps Step 5 - Optionally Define Description As we saw previously, Ocean will automatically generate a default dialog UI from the workstep arguments when a custom user interface is not provided. The default dialog UI has a row for each input or output argument. Fig. 6-40 Default Dialog UI for Workstep Arguments Ocean also creates the line UI for the Workflow editor and a descriptive area at the top is updated when the workstep is selected. Fig. 6-41 Line UI for Workstep Arguments Notice that the UI and descriptive area for the workstep are very bare. You can give a workstep description to be used in both the dialog UI and the Workflow editor by implementing IDescriptionSource. 6-310 Ocean Application Development Framework 2008.1 Schlumberger Private
Custom Worksteps IDescriptionSource provides an implementation of IDescription, which in turn provides simple descriptive information: name, description, and a short description. IDescriptionSource and IDescription are defined as: public interface IDescriptionSource { IDescription Description {get;} } public interface IDescription { string Name { get; } string Description { get; } string ShortDescription { get; } } Schlumberger Private Workflow 6-311
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Ocean* application development fram
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Copyright © 2008 Schlumberger. All
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Contents 1 Information Resources .
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LatticeInfo Class . . . . . . . . .
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1 Information Resources In This Sec
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Schlumberger Product Documentation
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2 Introduction In This Chapter The
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The Ocean Advantage The Ocean Advan
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The Ocean Architecture The Ocean Se
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The Ocean Architecture Applications
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Ocean Processes Ocean Processes Pro
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Petrel Data Domain - Pillar Grid -
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User Interface Infrastructure 5. Co
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3 Ocean Core In This Chapter Introd
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The Ocean Module The Ocean Module T
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The Ocean Module ModuleManager also
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The Ocean Module between different
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The Ocean Module It is also possibl
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The Ocean Module When initializatio
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The Ocean Module components will be
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The Ocean Module Module Dependency
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The Ocean Module The ModuleManager
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The Ocean Module // create a Module
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The Ocean Module Product families (
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The Ocean Module The Description an
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CoreLogger Class Fig. 3-7 Categoriz
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CoreSystem Class It defines several
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CoreSystem Class The AddModules met
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CoreSystem Class • Initializing -
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CoreSystem Class available until af
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Data Management Data Management The
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Data Management Data Sources The Da
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Data Management It implements IData
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Data Management The following code
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Data Management The ITransaction in
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Data Management The Abandon method
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Data Management IWorkspace Interfac
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Data Management The events handlers
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Droid Class the Droid string can in
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ServiceLocator Class ServiceLocator
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ServiceLocator Class RemoveService
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Description Interfaces and Classes
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Description Interfaces and Classes
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Basics public object Clone (); publ
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Basics } public static Index4 opera
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Basics * (multiplication) Index3 id
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Basics public object Clone(); publi
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Basics public double I { get; set;
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Basics public static IndexDouble4 o
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The IndexRange2, IndexRange3, and I
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Basics public Index2 Back { get; }
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Basics Length - This property retur
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Basics The definition Extent2 is: p
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outside the range of the second Ext
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Basics Create an index Extent2 from
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extent, the last index is returned.
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Basics } public static Index2 Narro
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Basics Max - This method returns ma
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Geometry The definition of the Poin
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Geometry Each point class has multi
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Geometry != Operator - This operati
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Geometry The Point2 version of this
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ToString - This method gets a strin
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Geometry The definition of the Vect
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Geometry MaxValue - This method ret
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Geometry Vector3 vt1 = new Vector3(
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Geometry IsNull - This method deter
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Geometry The Direction3 class is de
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Geometry Direction2 and Direction3
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Geometry IsNull - This method deter
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Geometry The Box3 class is defined
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Geometry != Operator - This operati
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Geometry The Segment2 class definit
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Geometry Here is construction from
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Geometry Null - This method defines
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Geometry a rectangular area on the
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Geometry false. This implies that t
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array values for corners 0, 1, and
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Geometry diagonal distance across a
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Geometry Direction3 objects. The fo
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Geometry You can also use a constru
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Geometry The Polyline2 and Polyline
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Geometry The Ray2 class definition
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Units Base Measurement A base measu
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Units Units are represented by a sy
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or OSDD. Measurements and units may
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Units IUnitService is defined as: p
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measurements. IUnitCatalog can acce
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Units Below is an example using IUn
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Units Units The IUnit interface pro
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Coordinate Systems Coordinate Syste
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Coordinate Systems using the GetAll
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Coordinate Systems The following co
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Coordinate Systems // Initialize th
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Coordinate Systems The example uses
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Get the coordinate system service.
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The ILogChannelCatalog service has
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5 Petrel Convenience Classes In Thi
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PetrelProject Class PetrelProject C
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PetrelProject Class Fig. 5-1 Tabs A
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PetrelSystem Property Interface or
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PetrelLogger Class public static vo
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PetrelLogger Class Using the warnin
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PetrelLogger Class Fig. 5-6 InfoOut
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PetrelLogger Class The config file
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PetrelLogger Class informational ic
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PetrelLogger Class range defined an
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Template Catalog Template Catalog T
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