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| BioCatalogue Plugin |
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| <h3><small>Version: 0.1.1 (alpha)</small></h3> |
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| The <em>BioCatalogue plugin</em> is intended to provide access to the data held |
| in the <em>BioCatalogue Web Services Registry</em> directly from <em>Taverna Workbench</em>. |
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| In its current state the plugin is designed to: |
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| <li>display the integration capabilities with both BioCatalogue and Taverna;</li> |
| <li>provide a general idea of the kinds of data that can be fetched |
| from the Biocatalogue through its REST API; |
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| <li>attempt to make the workflow composition process easier and provide useful |
| contextual data to help with understanding of existing workflows. |
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| This release has made the plugin compatible with the latest version of |
| Taverna - 2.2. Several important bugs were also fixed, however more new |
| functionality will be added soon. |
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| To learn more about the available functionality, please see the <a href= |
| "./biocatalogue-plugin-features.html">feature list</a>. |
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| Please note that this is an incomplete version of the BioCatalogue plugin. |
| You may see notifications that certain pieces of functionality have not been |
| implemented yet; some features are not yet fully stable, which means that |
| occasionally you may see unexpected error messages. |
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| Any <a href="./biocatalogue-plugin-feedback.html">feedback</a> will be greatly apppreciated - it |
| will help to understand the true needs of the user community and develop |
| a complete version of this plugin later in the year. |
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| This version of the plugin was developed by Sergejs Aleksejevs as part of his |
| final year project on the undergraduate Computer Science course at the University of Manchester. |
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