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To upload the processor, create a targz archive with this file. Assuming the file is called `proc1.sh`, the command is To upload the processor, create a targz archive with this file. Assuming the file is called `proc1.sh`, the command is
`tar cvzf proc1.sh.tar.gz proc1.sh`. `tar cvzf proc1.sh.tar.gz proc1.sh`.
| Now we need to create new processor on the CTEP and define its parameters. Go to the Processor Integration interface. | ![im54](https://gitlab.acri-cwa.fr/coastal-tep/tutorial/uploads/7dafa25d179814d1fd8112383dbfb093/screenshot.png) | Now we need to create new processor on the CTEP and define its parameters. Go to the Processor Integration interface.
![im54](https://gitlab.acri-cwa.fr/coastal-tep/tutorial/uploads/7dafa25d179814d1fd8112383dbfb093/screenshot.png)
Use the the interface to create a new processor ("New" button), then edit it. The "Info" tab lets you define the processor name and provide a short description. The "Visibility" button lets you share your processor with other users once you consider it validated. Use the the interface to create a new processor ("New" button), then edit it. The "Info" tab lets you define the processor name and provide a short description. The "Visibility" button lets you share your processor with other users once you consider it validated.
Now go to the "Inputs" tab to define input parameters: Now go to the "Inputs" tab to define input parameters:
<img src="https://gitlab.acri-cwa.fr/coastal-tep/tutorial/raw/master/images/part4/im58.png" width="50%"> <img src="https://gitlab.acri-cwa.fr/coastal-tep/tutorial/raw/master/images/part4/im58.png" width="75%">
Go to the execution panel and enter the path of your processor. The path is relative to the root directory of your archive file. Go to the execution panel and enter the path of your processor. The path is relative to the root directory of your archive file.
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