[kepler-users] Regarding ImageJ

[Paul Shannon]

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