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Attachments

MISA++ comes with a system to attach quantification results and other information to input and output data. The information is stored within objects that are serialized into JSON format, including additional information such as the object type.

Attachments are saved in the attachments/imported and attachments/exported folders within a MISA++ result folder. The files are structured according to the filesystem (see Parameters).

An attachment file has the following structure:

graph LR; Root["root : object"]-->|for each attachment|A[" : misa-serializable"] Root --> RootL[location : misa-location] S[misa-serializable : object] S --> Sid[misa:serialization-id : string] S --> Shierarchy[misa:serialization-hierarchy : array of string] S -.-> O["Other properties"] L[misa-location : misa-serializable] L --> FsLocation[filesystem-location : string] L --> FsULocation[filesystem-unique-location : string] L --> FsILocation[internal-location : string] L -.-> O2["Other properties"]

root

The root of an attachment file is a JSON object that maps from misa:serialization-id to the attached object. It has an additional entry location that maps to a misa:location.

misa-serializable

misa:serialization-id

Unique identifier of the object type. Follows the Serialization ID standard.

misa:serialization-hierarchy

A list of strings the describes the inheritance hierarchy of the object. The first entry is always misa:serializable. The last entry is always the current misa:serialization-id. The hierarchy is ordered from the most basic type to the current one.

misa-location

Inherits all properties from misa:serializable.

filesystem-location

Absolute path of the folder that contains the input or output data. Different parts of the data have the same filesystem-location.

filesystem-unique-location

Absolute path to a file or folder within the the filesystem-location. Unique for each part of the data.

internal-location

Internal MISA++ filesystem location.