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7 AP format

The scenarios are stored as text files that use so called .ini-style. The following is a sample scenario.

# ProStack scenario  
 
[Workspace]  
n=1  
nodes=99  
 
[Node:5]  
info=0;174;85;30;35;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;  
id=  
type=PAM  
file=.txt  
name=halfsizes  
server=default  
delay=60  
label=halfsizes  
 
[default]  
name=default  
host=localhost  
port=7503  
address=/  
proto=door  
 
[Connections]  
5.1=10.1;59.1;  
8.1=9.1  
9.1=10.2  
10.1=11.2;12.2;13.2;46.2;

The first line strating with # determines the MIME-type. The first section has to be Workspace where the number of nodes has to be given. The consequent sections describes nodes of the scenario and are called Node:<node id>. The nodes can be executed on different servers, indicated with server key. The file has to contain sections for all servers. The special section Connections describes the dataflow in the scenario. The keys are of the format <node id>.<port id> of the data source and values are lists separated by ; of data targets of the same format.

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