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# Load IMAS environment - thisdetails will be discussed in other section
> module load imasenv/3.24.0/rc

# Switch to Kepler release with all the ETS actors
> module switch kepler/2.5p4-3.0.4_dressed

# Install your own copy of Kepler
> kepler_install my_ETS_Kepler

# Load the version you have just installed
# - note that users/developers can work with multiple versions
# of Kepler at the same time (e.g. released, being developed, etc.)
> kepler_load my_ETS_Kepler

# Start Kepler
> kepler

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Loading ETS workflow

In order to open workflow choose File → Open → /afs/gw/swimas/resources/tutorials/2019-12-PSNC/ETS/ETS_WORKFLOW_IMAS.xml and open file ETS_WORKFLOW_IMAS.xml - you should be able to see following workflow being loaded.

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Kepler Core Actors (KCA) for IMAS

While analysing ETS workflow you will find lots of actors that are dedicated to IMAS itself. These actors perform (mostly) actions related to data input/output reading/writing. These actors are called Kepler Core Actors.

You can always refer to the list of all actors here: Kepler Core Actors - documentation

Repository with actors can be found at following location: Kepler Core Actors - GIT repository

During this session we will briefly go over the list of these actors to give you the feeling of what each actor does.

Building Physics related actors

In case you are supposed to release all the actors for ETS you have to run so called - actor release procedure. This term refers to running build script actor_install.py that will build all the actors.

# First of all you have to checkout actor release repository
#
> svn co https://gforge6.eufus.eu/svn/actor_release/trunk/IMAS
> cd IMAS

# You have to initialise your environment
#
> module purge
> module load cineca
> module load imasenv/3.24.0/rc

# You should prepare the place where you Kepler installations will be stored.
# 
> mkdir -p $ITMWORK/my_imas_keplers
> setenv KEPLER_DIR $ITMWORK/my_imas_keplers
> imasdb test
> setenv _JAVA_OPTIONS "-Xss20m -Xms8g -Xmx8g -Dsun.java2d.xrender=false"

# Now you can make sure to prepare new version of Kepler - where all the actors
# will be installed
#
> module switch kepler/2.5p4-3.0.4
> kepler_install test_kepler
> kepler_load test_kepler
> ./actor_install.py --skipModules -D install_folder -v debug

Once above steps are executed, your Kepler release will contain all the physics related actors.