Enum Constant and Description |
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AnalysisSession
An analysis session is used to perform data
analysis within ICE.
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AnalyzedDataSet
An analyzed data set is a dataset on which a user
is performing analysis.
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Application
An application is the composition of one or more
modules into an integrated capability with all necessary connections
between modules defined.
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ApplicationSpecification
An application specification describes all of the
information related to an application including information about all of
the modules in the application and the target computing platform.
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Basic
A simple, basic Item.
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CompiledApplication
A compiled application is an application where the
application source has been compiled into executable code.
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DataViewerSession
The data viewer session is a session use for
viewing data while performing analysis.
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Geometry
The geometry item type specifies that an item
handle is a geometry element.
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Material
The material item type specifies that an item
handle if a material.
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Mesh
The mesh item type specifies that an item handle
is a mesh element.
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Model
The Model Item type specifies all of the information related to the
particular science problem under consideration including computing
parameters (solver information, etc.) and information about the physical
objects in the system (geometry, mesh, material types, etc.).
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ModelOutputPackage
The model output package specifies all of
the information related to the particular science problem under
consideration including parameters for modules and information about the
physical objects in the system (material types, etc.).
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Module
Modules are the primary units of
functionality including but not limited to: physics and math solvers,
time integrators, and optimization routines.
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ModuleConnection
A module connection defines a connection between
two modules where one or both of the modules require the functionality of
the other.
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ModuleOperation
A module operation is a publicly exposed operation
available on a module.
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PhysicalObject
"Physical objects have a geometric representation, are composed of materials, and can have possibly many different discretizations."
PhysicalObject is an abstract type for storing geometric, mesh, and
materials information about the object that is being modeled.
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Simulation
A simulation is the combination of a compiled
application and a model input package and is executed on a target
platform.
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Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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static ItemType |
valueOf(java.lang.String name)
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name.
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static ItemType[] |
values()
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in
the order they are declared.
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public static final ItemType Basic
A simple, basic Item.
public static final ItemType Module
public static final ItemType ModuleOperation
public static final ItemType ModuleConnection
public static final ItemType Application
public static final ItemType ApplicationSpecification
public static final ItemType CompiledApplication
public static final ItemType Model
The Model Item type specifies all of the information related to the particular science problem under consideration including computing parameters (solver information, etc.) and information about the physical objects in the system (geometry, mesh, material types, etc.).
public static final ItemType ModelOutputPackage
public static final ItemType PhysicalObject
public static final ItemType Material
public static final ItemType Geometry
public static final ItemType Mesh
public static final ItemType Simulation
public static final ItemType AnalysisSession
public static final ItemType AnalyzedDataSet
public static final ItemType DataViewerSession
public static ItemType[] values()
for (ItemType c : ItemType.values()) System.out.println(c);
public static ItemType valueOf(java.lang.String name)
name
- the name of the enum constant to be returned.java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- if this enum type has no constant with the specified namejava.lang.NullPointerException
- if the argument is null