Hi Shannon, Thank you for pointing out the Kepler discrepancies. A major official Kepler release 2.0 is just around the corner and it should fix the inconsistencies you noticed. However, if you are familiar with 'svn' and 'ant', and have java environment JDK1.5 or JDK 1.6 installed on your machine, I would suggest trying out the Kepler 1.x from following site
https://kepler-project.org/developers and just click the 'Build System Instructions' link in the very first line. You could read all the instructions, but follow the instructions below to get started ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Downloading the Build The first step in using the Kepler Build System is to download the latest version from the repository. To do so, you will want to create a new directory and then execute the svn checkout (co) command as in the following example, mkdir <modules.dir> cd <modules.dir> svn co https://code.kepler-project.org/code/kepler/trunk/modules/build-area cd build-area ant change-to -Dsuite=kepler ant run _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Kepler 1.x has a R version 2.90. Please let me know if you have more questions or need any help, --Madhu ________________________________________ From: Paul Shannon [[email protected]] Sent: Monday, November 30, 2009 4:06 PM To: madhu Cc: Ilkay Altintas; kepler-users at kepler-project.org Subject: Re: Regarding ImageJ Hi Mahdu, Thanks for your kind reply. I am using Kepler 1.0.0, from May 2008. I could not find ImageJ in that release through search procedure shown in the tutorial. I downloaded Kepler 1.0.0 from your website: https://kepler-project.org/users/downloads/?page=Downloads where I read, "The current version of Kepler is 1.0.0, released on May 12, 2008." As my original note explained, I did succeed in finding and copying ImageJ from one of the demos. I thought you might want to update the documentation, or the application image, so that docs & program were in sync. Regarding R -- it is now distributed at version 2.10. It was a bit of a surprise, and a bit of fuss, to see Kepler install version 2.6 on top of version 2.10! Perhaps it would be worthwhile to keep in sync with the R release schedule? Or maybe allow for the non-conflicting installation of the older R you prefer with Kepler? Cheers, - Paul Shannon Institute for Systems Biology Seattle On Nov 30, 2009, at 3:44 PM, madhu wrote: > Hi Shannon, > > Sorry for delay in responding, I am looking at the Kepler version > 1.x and ImageJ shows up the when component search is performed. Here > are couple of possibilities > > 1) Are you using older version of Kepler? > > 2) Even if you are using a newer version, there is a possibility > that the snapshot you have may not have ImageJ search able. > > Regarding the question, you could copy the actor from other > workflow. If you know the component is present in the kepler library > and know the full package then you could click on the tools menu > and select an instantiate component and put the full classname. You > will see the component displayed on the canvas. When you copied the > actor from another workflow, it basically copied the path as well. > You could also look at the full classname when you mouse over the > actor. > > Please let me know if you have any questions. > > --Madhu
