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Operation: RequestAllocation | The RequestAllocation operation is used by an EGO client to make a request for resources. The client must be registered before being able to use this operation. |
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Input Message |
The request contains the following sub-elements:
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Output Message |
The response message contains the AllocationID of a successfully created allocation. |
Operation: ModifyAllocation | This operation is used to modify the parameters of an existing allocation. |
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Input Message |
The request message contains the following sub-elements:
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Output Message |
Currently, the response message from ModifyAllocation is an empty element tag (<ModifyAllocationResponse/>). |
Operation: CancelAllocation | This operation is used to cancel an existing allocation. Cancelling an allocation implies that all resources assigned to the allocation are reclaimed by EGO, and that all activities running within these allocations are terminated. |
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Input Message |
The request message contains the following sub-elements:
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Output Message |
Currently, the response message from CancelAllocation is an empty element tag (<CancelAllocationResponse/>). |
Operation: ReleaseResource | This operation is used to release or replace a Resource that has been assigned to an allocation. |
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Input Message |
The request message has the following sub-elements:
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Output Message |
Currently, the response message from ReleaseResource is an empty element tag (<ReleaseResourceResponse/>). |
Operation: ListAllocations | This operation is unimplemented at this time. |
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Operation: AllocationPreference | The operation removes resources from BLOCK list. |
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Input Message |
The request message has the following sub-elements:
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Output Message |
Currently, the response message from AllocationPreference is an empty element tag (<AllocationPreferenceResponse/>). |
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