Hi,

> 
>>Thanks I found the link and now I can remove reporters. My problem now 
>>is that I have 30000 reproters to delete and the system allows me to 
>>delete a max of 99 each time, the max number reporters displayed per 
>>page, but my selection is higher. Is there a way to delete all my 
>>selection in one go?
> 
> 
> No, unfortunately there isn't.
> 
> 
>>Another question is how to define a new Raw Data file type. I am 
>>managing costume macros which I would lie to introduce in BASE but I 
>>sould define myself the columns that the file containing raw data have. 
>>I have been looking under Administrative types (software, feature 
>>extration, etc) but althou I can dfine new types I cannot give any 
>>characteristics. Is there a way to do this?
> 
> 
> I'm not really sure that I understand your question but I assume you are 
> looking for a way to import your data which is in a file format that 
> doesn't match any of the installed configurations. You should create a 
> new plugin configuration for the raw data import plugin.
> 
> 1. Go to Adminstrate -> Plugins -> Definitions
> 2. Find the "Raw data importer" plugin and click on the name
> 3. Click on the "New configuration" button
> 4. Give it a name and click on the "Save and configure" button
> 5. Then you have to enter some regulare expression, column mappings, 
> etc. The easiest way to do this is to use the "Test with file" funtion.
> 
> 
>>One more question is whether there is a way to store in BASE processed 
>>data, i.e., data that has been processed (eg. normalized and 
>>differential expression computed) outside BASE. 
> 
> 
> In a sense all data is analysed outside BASE since plugins are not 
> really part of the core.
> 
>  > Is there a way to upload
> 
>>this processed information back to BASE?
> 
> 
> Not today, but it should not be impossible to create a plugin that can 
> do that.
> 
> 
>>Finally I would like to learn about the Analysis possibilities within 
>>BASE2. Is there any documentation on this?
> 
> 
> There is a list of plugins shipped with the BASE core at:
> http://base.thep.lu.se/chrome/site/doc/admin/plugin_configuration/coreplugins.html
> 
> There is also a separate website for non-core plugins at:
> http://lev.thep.lu.se/trac/baseplugins
> 

I have a few follow up questions and comments about plugins...I am trying to 
get MGH plugins from BASE2 working. Unfortunately I am not having much luck 
(see ticket http://base.thep.lu.se/ticket/511). 
So my questions are:

1) Which plugins have been successfully tested in Base1PluginExecuter (just so 
I can rule out it's not me!)?
2) Do you require some help testing Base1PluginExecuter? I am happy to help 
here to get this working for the common good and also I have a several custom 
plugins I have written in R and perl (and 
other plugins used in BASE 1.2) that I would really like to use on the data in 
BASE. Also I can't really move all my users of BASE 1.2 across to BASE2 until I 
get these working, since they use these 
as part of their daily analysis.
3) What are the plans to support non-Java plugins (via development of 
Base1PluginExecuter or otherwise) given that R and perl are very popular 
languages in bioinformatics and for arrays most serious 
analysis is done using R?

I know you guys have a lot of work on and are doing fantastic job with BASE2, 
but being able to easily add analysis routines in *any language* and allow 
users to run them integrated in the web 
interface was one of the 'killer' aspects of BASE 1.2...

Kind regards and thanks,

Steve

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