Running and Debugging Mosel Models
Xpress Workbench allows you to run Mosel models in a standalone environment. Mosel models are compiled, loaded, and run when they are executed in Workbench. When a Mosel model is compiled, the syntax of the model and the libraries implemented in Mosel are checked but no operation is executed. The result of the compilation is a BInary Model (BIM) that is saved in a second file. In this form, the model is ready to be executed and the source file is not required any more. To actually 'run' the model, the BIM file must be read in again by Mosel and then executed.
Running a Mosel Xpress Insight app in Workbench, outside of Xpress Insight, can be faster and simpler than publishing the complete app to an Xpress Insight server whenever you want to test it. When you run the Mosel model in Workbench, it is also re-compiled if the source has changed.
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