The GridPort toolkit: a system for building Grid portals

Proceedings 10th IEEE International Symposium on High Performance Distributed Computing Pub Date : 2001-08-07 DOI:10.1109/HPDC.2001.945191

Mary P. Thomas, S. Mock, M. Dahan, K. Mueller, D. Sutton, J. Boisseau

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Grid portals are emerging as convenient mechanisms for providing the scientific community with familiar and simplified interfaces to the Grid. Our experience in implementing Grid portals has led to the creation of GridPort: a unique, layered software system for building Grid portals. This system has several unique features: the software is portable and runs on most Web servers; written in Perl/CGI, it is easy to support and modify; it is flexible and adaptable; it supports single login between multiple portals; and portals built with it may run across multiple sites and organizations. The feasibility of this portal system has been successfully demonstrated with the implementation of several application portals. We describe our experiences in building this system, including philosophy and design choices. We explain the toolkits we are building, and we demonstrate the benefits of this system with examples of several production portals. Finally, we discuss our experiences with Grid web service architectures.

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GridPort工具箱:用于构建网格门户的系统

网格门户作为方便的机制出现，为科学界提供熟悉和简化的网格接口。我们在实现网格门户方面的经验导致了GridPort的创建:一个用于构建网格门户的独特的、分层的软件系统。该系统有几个独特的特点:软件可移植，可在大多数Web服务器上运行;用Perl/CGI编写，易于支持和修改;它是灵活和适应性强的;它支持多个门户之间的单次登录;用它构建的门户可以跨多个站点和组织运行。通过几个应用程序门户的实现，成功地验证了该门户系统的可行性。我们描述了构建这个系统的经验，包括理念和设计选择。我们解释了我们正在构建的工具包，并通过几个生产门户的示例演示了该系统的优点。最后，我们讨论了我们在网格web服务架构方面的经验。

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