CoreandServices.book - Ocean - Schlumberger

You inherit from Process and provide a unique string identifier for your process.
Custom Processes
using System;
using Slb.Ocean.Core;
using Slb.Ocean.Petrel.Workflow;
public class MyAddCoreImage : Process
{
public MyAddCoreImage() : base("MyAddCoreImageId")
{ }
}
Each process must have a name in order to identify it. This name string would be used if
you wanted to place another process before this one in the same group. Details are
discussed in Step 7.
public void Integrate ()
{
MyAddCoreImage my2ndProcess = new my2ndProcess();
PetrelSystem.ProcessDiagram.Add(my2ndProcess,
...,
MyAddCoreImage.Name);
}
Step 2 - Define Presentation: Icon and Name (optional)
The process has a name and also an icon that are shown in the Process diagram. By
default, Ocean uses the class name and a default icon.
default icon
Fig. 6-52 Default Workstep Presentation
You can optionally control the presentation of your workstep to show a different icon and
name. You implement IPresentation on your process to supply a bitmap for the icon and a
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