CurrentSlice = 0 PolishTime = 1200 TrackNumber = 67.5 TrackWidth = 0.5 RPM = 100
[mjackson@workstation] $ Archiver Required Parameters: --help Produce help message -r [ --rms ] arg RoboMet.3D settings file -m [ --model ] arg XML file describing data model -o [ --outputfile ] arg File name to be used for writing archive file -s [ --sliceStart ] arg The value of the starting slice to export -e [ --sliceEnd ] arg The value of the ending slice to export -l [ --logfile ] arg Name of the Log file to store any output into
Each argument is required and should be filled in correctly. If there are spaces in either the filename or the path to and of the file names then they should be surrounded with double quotes.
-m [ --model ] The path to the RoboMet.3D xml file that describes the basic MXADataModel.
-o [ --outputfile ] The path to the MXA archive file that is to be produced. Usually this file has an extension of .mxa (or .h5).
-s [ --sliceStart ] The first slice of data to export
-e [ --sliceEnd ] The last slice of data to export
-l [--logfile] The path to a file to store debugging messages into.
An example of the invocation would be the following (from a Unix machine):
[mjackson@workstation] $ Archiver -r /Users/Data/RoboMet/MyExperiment/MyExperiment.rms -x \ /Users/Data/RoboMet/RoboMetModel.xml -m /Users/Data/RoboMet/MyExperiment/MyData.mxa -s 100 -e 289 -l /tmp/MyExperiment.log
This would import slices 100 through 289 inclusive into a file called MyData.mxa located in the /Users/Data/RoboMet/MyExperiment/ directory. Inspecting the log file for any errors is also helpfule if there are problems reading the data in later processing steps.
The R3DArchiver GUI Application