Hi Jerzy,
I'd like to have a look at your code.
Regards,
Michael
Jerzy Orlowski wrote:
The problem is that every time Dataflow Object is created or
manipulated, taverna performs some online operations (e.x. checking if
input and output is consistent with wsdl files). If you are interested
in manipulating workflows in offline mode, I am currently writing code
for that. It works for some examples, has no documentation but If you
want, you can test it.
Jerzy Orlowski
Michael Gerlich wrote:
Hi all,
after repeatedly parsing workflow files (creating Dataflow instances), I
wonder if it is possibly to store such a created Dataflow object on a
file for faster access once it was created.
My approach using Serializable failed, also the manual one with writing
a byte[] of a Dataflow object because of
java.io.NotSerializableException:
net.sf.taverna.t2.workflowmodel.impl.DataflowImpl.
As the DataflowImpl does not allow to store such an object on
filesystem, I'd like to ask if there is a way around to access a
previously generated/parsed Dataflow object without creating a Dataflow
instance de novo, taking additional time?
Regards,
Michael
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