Let's take a typical example and see MIGS in action. The MIGS computer then transfers your file myjob from your local computer, submits it to ouray, and sends you an e-mail message to let you know if the submittal was successful. Finally, after the job runs on ouray, MIGS returns the job output to you, along with another e-mail message giving you the name of the output file. It may also be a user-written verb. Depending on the verb selected, it can be an input file, an output file, or ignored.
Remote parameters vary widely according to the verb selected.
They are described for each verb, in the verb descriptions. The MIGS verbs The MIGS verbs are organized by function in this section. The next section provides a detailed description of each verb. This section contains more detailed descriptions of the MIGS verbs. Each verb is described along with an example, possible remote parameters, and other information.