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This documentation provides a guide for how to programmatically create Curation Tasks. For more information configuring Curation Tasks, see the Curation System section of the documentation |
Writing your own tasks
A task is just a java class that can contain arbitrary code, but it must have 2 properties:
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For very fine-grained information, a task may write to a reporting stream. This stream is sent to standard out, so is only available when running a task from the command line. Unlike the result string, there is no limit to the amount of data that may be pushed to this stream.
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Accessing task output in calling code
The status code, reporting stream, and the result string are accessed (or set) by methods on the Curation Curator object:
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Curator curator = new Curator(); curator.setReporter(new OutputStreamWriter(System.out)); curator.addTask("vscan").curate(coll); int status = curator.getStatus("vscan"); String result = curator.getResult("vscan"); |
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