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Re: [Pharo-users] Pharo 7 image cannot write changes message on startup

by Alistair Grant

Hi Sanjay, On 21 January 2018 at 12:10, Sanjay Minni <sm(a)planage.com> wrote: > Hullo > > Can someone help with fixing this issue, > I am unable to use Pharo 7 image on windows 10 till this is done I'm not regularly using Windows, but a workaround is to create a startup file with: SourceFiles close; ensureOpen in it. Cheers, Alistair

Jan. 21, 2018

Re: [Pharo-users] Aare questions

by CÃ©drick BÃ©ler

To complement, I found this reference useful (Generating Business Process Models from Object Behavior Models - joined). The model underlying Workflow-aare ressembles a Heuristic Networks that are explained in this paper. HTH, CÃ©drick I like this approach where there are incoming signals (announcements ?) compared to Aare.

Jan. 21, 2018

Re: [Pharo-users] Aare questions

by CÃ©drick BÃ©ler

Besides all suggested ideas on the previous mail, whatâs very important to me is being able to run processes between several images considering 1 image = 1 actor. At first, we can consider both actor being on the same image (what Stephane wants first) but my requirement number 1 is having 1 actor by image and therefore having the possibility to trigger DistantSubWorkflow. Cheers, CÃ©drick

Jan. 21, 2018

Re: [Pharo-users] Pharo 7 image cannot write changes message on startup

by Sanjay Minni

Hullo Can someone help with fixing this issue, I am unable to use Pharo 7 image on windows 10 till this is done regards Alistair Grant wrote > Hi Sanjay, > > You're not the only one. :-) This problem has been reported on the > pharo-dev mailing list as well. > > Cheers, > Alistair > > > On 13 January 2018 at 06:49, Sanjay Minni < > sm@ > > wrote: >> Hi Richard, >> >> the path for the image/changes/sources is >> >> C:\Users\Myself\Documents\DevArea\p7\Pharo7.0-32bit-eb0a6fb.changes. >> >> in which I have all the rights (this is a desktop in which I have admin >> rights) >> the pharo image messages also shows the same path (in my earlier post I >> had >> replaced with ...) >> >> the VM is is a separate directory which is in the path >> >> so what could be the issue here >> >> >> Richard Sargent wrote >>> Hi Sanjay, >>> >>> It depends on where you installed Pharo. The ... in the path cited is >>> important. (And maybe Pharo elided the path.) >>> >>> If the path involves either of the Program Files directories, they >>> cannot >>> be written by an unprivileged user/program. >>> >>> Check your access rights on each directory or file in the path via their >>> properties. >>> >>> >>> On Jan 12, 2018 21:09, "Sanjay Minni" < >> >>> sm@ >> >>> > wrote: >>> >>>> Hi >>>> >>>> I get the following message when I try to startup the latest Pharo 7 >>>> image >>>> (32 bit VM in Windows). >>>> >>>> "Information >>>> Pharo cannot write to the changes file named >>>> C:\...\Pharo7.0-32bit-eb0a6fb.changes. >>>> Please check that you have write permission for this file." >>>> >>>> This is a desktop and there is really no issues o permissions >>>> What is wrong here >>>> >>>> regards >>>> Sanjay >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> ----- >>>> --- >>>> Regards, Sanjay >>>> -- >>>> Sent from: http://forum.world.st/Pharo-Smalltalk-Users-f1310670.html >>>> >>>> >> >> >> >> >> >> ----- >> --- >> Regards, Sanjay >> -- >> Sent from: http://forum.world.st/Pharo-Smalltalk-Users-f1310670.html >> ----- --- Regards, Sanjay -- Sent from: http://forum.world.st/Pharo-Smalltalk-Users-f1310670.html

Jan. 21, 2018

Re: [Pharo-users] Aare questions

by CÃ©drick BÃ©ler

Hi Hernan, > I decided to give a try to Aare or Workflow in Pharo 6, following > instructions in https://github.com/Netstyle/Workflow . Cool :) I started but had to stop until the semester is finish. Next month should be ok to continue on that. > However, the > installation script raised a Warning about missing WADynamicVariable > class. Should I install Seaside? > Happy to see people having interest in such tools :) No. I discussed with Max Leske. To solve this Â« pb Â», just create WADynamicVariable as a subclass of DynamicVariable already in Pharo. There are also missing part for the export/import in XML (should be easy to fix and Max propose to give the code - DOMBuilder and co.) I tried to start a booklet with Stephane but it is too complicated right now. Stephane started a simpler version. I put below a summary of the reflexion/discussion I had with Max. Cheers, CÃ©drick ========= INTRO What's missing compared to the full (proprietary) solution are user interfaces that were web based (Seaside \+ Magritte). Also, persistence was achived through Omnibase. References were removed but they are stil some disfunctionning. Moreover, the completion of activities were mainly manual and achieved through web interface (web forms). They are, for now, no real way to introduce different kind of activities like those being message-based, event-based, service-based. To evolve, one has to remove all dependancies to Omnibase and Magritte/Seaside. There are also important design decisions to ensure WfWorkflow being a powerful and extensible workflow management system for Pharo. To me there are 2 main tasks: - rethink persistence (process definition and orchestration, realization) => persistance is essential and was central to Aare. Beside removing Omnibase references (and implication of WfManagedObject), some of the application features were very dependant on the persistence (like logging, tracing process evolution). All of these features are to be thing again considering as much as possible a loosely coupled solution. A general purpose storage solution like Voyage could be used. At first, in image storage will be used to focus on the running aspects of the library. - rethink interaction => Designing a general interaction sub-system is probably the more challenging tasks. Aare was web based. We want workflow to be UI agnostic. Moreover, we want to associate , remove Magritte (replace UI or build an independant system based on Annoucement for instance) ========= RANDOM QUESTIONS AND ANSWER (in black me - below max) 1) The static definition of workflow is done through WfWorkflow, WfOutgoingEdge and WfSteps (+ WfConditions). The easy part :) The runtime aspect are achieved via WfActivation, WfWorkList, WfWorkflowHistory et WfWorkflowManager. More difficult to understand and make evolve. WfWorkflowHistory represents the different versions of a workflow, so it belongs to the static part. WfWorkflowManager managers workflow definitions (static) and activations (dynamic). WfFrame is also a part of the dynamic side, connecting activations to a workflow. Workflows are hierarchical, i.e. a step can have a sub workflow (see WfWorkflowLibrary>>simpleSubflow) 2) To me activations are really central entities (and I need to be sure of its correct role). They are said to the realization of an activity/step. Can we consider the static definition of a workflow as Â« Plan Â» and the runtime as the concrete realization (like a job in a scheduler) ? Yes, I would say so. I see that: FUTURE: Static BP dÃ©finitions with steps (plans) PRESENT: activation (realization) PAST: History (experience feedback) Yes, that's certainly one way to look at it. Although I'd say that the static definition is independent from time once it exists and that "future" would be the set of steps of the current definition that have not yet been activated (just a little nit picking :) ). 3) Going back to activations, here is my current understanding. Once a step is activated (all condition on Edges leading to are true - to evaluate outgoing conditions of a step, the step execution has to be complete first) , we get an activation instance (Iâm not 100% sure how completion of an activity and outgoing conditions are managed). As far as I understand, a step can always be activated (e.g. manually). However, activating a step propagates the values of conditions on the edges to the next steps and their activations ("dead" or "alive"). Hence, an activation responds to #isAlive with true if at leat one incoming token was true ("alive") (see WfStep>>continueInFrame:fromStep:alive: and WfActivation>>isAlive). The conditions are evaluated once #complete is sent to the activation. Activation instances are created by two ways (slightly different for the start step), but generally they are created when a step receives tokens from the outgoing edges of an upstream activation (see WfStep>>continueInFrame:fromStep:alive:). On the exemple of BLActivationHistoryItem that you gave, Iâm not sure if itâs an activation of a history item stored in the history (subclasss of WfHistory?). My idea was that it should represent a record for an activation (there might be multiple records for a single activation). So "HistoryItem" would be the general description of a record, of which "ActivationHistoryItem" is a special case for activations (I hope that makes sense). 4) Moreover I donât see clearly the difference with a scheduler and a BP engine (they are at least really complementary). Do you see any ressemblance between Activation and ScheduledJob ? I actually would like to have a (simple) scheduler with the BP engine :) Well, it's certainly a matter of point of view. I would argue that an activation is something close to a "job". A "scheduled job" would be a more specific case of a "job", a job that is in a queue. An activation has no notion of scheduling but simply represents the idea of what happens when traversal between two nodes occurs. A scheduler would be one way of managing activations (WfWorklist seems pretty close to a scheduler, holding running and completed activations). To me the scheduler right now is not really existing besides having a list of simultaneous/parralelized steps to realize (activated or not). Activated means currently being done. You're right, I think. The application that Workflow was designed for required manual interaction, hence there was no need for other methods of scheduling (e.g. by time or event). This activation role is about logging and interacting with responsible users. But it is more than that. Itâs the actual job being done. Yes. 5) Concerning run time modification of a process. Is it true that we can modify a currently executed workflow (steps that are not yet activated ?) ? I think that is possible (an cool). When activated, it shouldnât. Would you think it would be interesting to allow activations to be suspended/resume (frozen), cancelled ? The history of workflows consists of copies. The steps of a workflow reference the workflow they belong to. Therefore, while it is possible to modify a workflow, modifications do not impact running workflows, as the steps of that workflow continue to reference the previous version. The model suggests that it is ok to create a new version of a workflow but not to modify existing workflows. The model does *allow* (in principle) to modify an existing workflow but I doubt that was the intention. However, I don't see why modifying an existing workflow has to be bad thing, as long as you can guarantee that only edges and steps are modified that have not yet been activated. That could open up some interesting possibilities. Cancellation of an activation could be very interesting. It would basically allow reversal of complex effects. Very nice idea! I'm not so sure though whether suspending makes much sense. Maybe when a step has the potential to take a long time for some operation. But then you may run into transaction problems. The nice thing about an activation at the moment is that it's atomic (in theory). But again, done right that could open up interesting possibilities. If a running process is modified, do we track its evolutions in WfWorkflowManager ? The modification of a workflow is indeed announced to WfWorkflowManager, yes. Workflow versions are stored in WfWorkflowHistory. For modifying a *running* workflow you will probably want to create a specific workflow manager for that, that does validation etc. The goal of history(s) are to log the realization of the process. But is it one of its aim to Â« replay Â» the process execution ? No. WfWorkflowHistory only stores the static definitions. However, the history of activations could be used to replay an execution (nice idea!). i.o.w., Is it more than log/report ? I think the activation history was designed as a log, the workflow history as a log and also as a way to undo changes. As you suggest, however, they could certainly be used for more things. I agree with the separation (WfWFManager for the run time evolution of the process definition => adaptation and WfActivationHistory for the trace of interactive/automatic step realizations information). #beginHistory implementation example was very helpful. I knew I missed something Just, as I see a MailManager (with role is obvious), is it something that has to be generalizable ? Like InteroperableManager ? MessageManager ? To get user interactions That would be very nice, yes. You're completely free to do what you like. It would be cool though if we could evolve the project as opposed to you creating a fork to your own liking. If you're game we can set up a workflow on github where you open pull requests against our repository. 6) Iâd like to remove fully the reference and need of Omnibase and Magritte/seaside forms. Yes please! I think Omnibase is ok, even storing in image for instance. Whatâs more problematic to me is for user interactions (and even automatic interaction through program for instance). There are achieved in your example with seaside. It is ok but what if Iâd like to do it more generally ? Would we use Annoucement for example ? I think that is completely open to implementation. In my eyes, Workflow should remain a separate library that does not enforce any kind of specific presentation or persistence. What's critical for that is of course the right kind of interface. Announcements would certainly be an interesting way to decouple Workflow from other parts of the system. Iâd like to have an incomingMessageBox for each user and eventually transform these message in concrete action (user i/o) ? Or dispatch in JobQueues (each user being a distant worker thread). Again, the distinction between Scheduler and BPEngin is fuzzy to me. Does it make sense to you ? Yes, it does :) What I've asked myself (out of curiosity) is whether you want to have - a dedicated instance for executing workflows - a distributed workflow with autonomous synchronisation (parts of a workflow could run on every uses instance, others would need to be executed through agreement) - a partially distributed workflow with one or more managing nodes that control the core steps (e.g. you could designate parts of a workflow as independant) PS: some random comments on your proposals Parts of Workflow were never cleanly separated from the proprietary application, so there are indeed a couple of things that are missing (mostly #subclassResponsibility stuff etc.) - initializeDefaults is not present for steps but thats ok. - in #createIncoming: (doesnât exist), I donât get â¦.. => makePersistent asPersistentReference. You store persistentReference of steps. Is it like the step object itself ? I would store the step objects (as no persistance right now). An activity step is a specific subclass of a step. Such a step includes additional information such as documents, duration and user roles. I'm not sure why "makePersistent asPersistentReference" is sent there, as WfStep already inherits from WfManagedObject and would, therefore, already be managed by OmniBase. But I don't know OmniBase, maybe some things need to be announced specifically. - I donât understand the offsetSeconds in your BLActivationHistoryItem That's really just some business rule to modify the timestamp of the history item. ============= Others responses from Max WfWorkflow - Load and Run All instances that inherit from WfManagedObject were managed by OmniBase, yes. DomBuilder is a small package for wrapping XML-Parser. I'll publish it so you can use it. The XML-Parser package has been significantly modified and is now named XMLParser (you can find it in the catalog). You should make the changes necessary to use the current incarnation of XMLParser (decide for yourself whether you still need DomBuilder or not). Those IDXXX classes belong to another package a didn't publish (but will). This package also includes an OmniBase specific class. Magritte has changed significantly over the years but the core should be pretty much the same. Just load the newest Magritte and try working with that. > ok but avoidable ? > try loading Magritte ? Long â¦ #beginInHistory should be implemented with #subclassResponsibility on WfActivation. Your explicit implementation could then look something like this: beginInHistory self history add: (MyActivationHistoryItem new message: 'started'; user: (WACurrentSession value ifNotNilDo: [ :session | session user ]); type: #started; yourself). MyMailManager noteNewActivation: self Basically, what the history contains is up to the workflow implementation. I think it would makes sense though to have an abstract WfActivationHistoryItem. WfActivation>>history should be implemented like this: history ^self propertyAt: #history ifAbsentPut: [ OrderedCollection new ]. Although I think that it would be good to have a dedicated WfActivationHistory class. WfWorkflowHistory is associated with changes to the workflow, not activations. Both history classes should probably inherit from an abstract class WFAbstractHistory. Seaside interaction Here are a couple of action implementations in Seaside components that should give you an idea of how to interact with the workflow: MyActivationComponent>>complete self activation hasCompleted ifTrue: [ ^ self ]. self history add: (BLActivationHistoryItem new message: 'completed'; user: self session user; type: #completed; offsetSeconds: -1; yourself). self activation complete. MyActivationForm>>accept: aString self activation authorized: true. self history add: (BLActivationHistoryItem new comment: aString; message: 'accepted'; user: self session user; type: #accepted; offsetSeconds: -2; yourself). self completeIfSatisfied. MyActivityList>>addActivity self call: (MyActivityEditor new workflow: self workflow; yourself). self refresh. MyActivityEditor>>buildActivity ^(self workflow newActivityStep initializeDefaults; yourself) asPersistentReference. MyTransitionEditor>>createIncoming | step | step := (self workflow newActivityStep initializeDefaults; yourself) makePersistent asPersistentReference. self addIncoming: step. MyCurrentWorkflowComponent value showActivity: step. MyTransitionEditor>>addIncoming: anActivity ^self add: anActivity to: self activity. MyTransitionEditor>>add: aSourceActivity to: aDestinationActivity ^aSourceActivity addOutgoingEdgeFor: aDestinationActivity. MyTransitionEditor>>editCondtions: anEdge | component | anEdge condition isTrueCondition ifTrue: [ anEdge condition: WfAllCondition new ]. component := (MyConditionEditor activity: self activity) container: anEdge; addDecoration: (MyToolbarDecoration new title: 'Edit Transition Conditions to: ' , anEdge to name; toolbar: [ :html | html icon: 'icon_close.gif' text: 'Close' action: [ component answer ]. html helpIconOn: component ]; yourself); yourself. self call: component. MyConditionEditor>>addRule: aDescription | new | new := MyCondition newPersistent field: aDescription; asPersistentReference. new := self call: (self buildEditorFor: new titled: 'Add Rule for ' , aDescription asLabel). new isNil ifFalse: [ self condition add: new; markDirty. self changedForm ]. > WfWorflowManager class is empty defining empty stubs/protocols. Its aim seems to be about âlogging/notingâ changes. Is is itâs only role ? Correct. You would use WfWorkflowManager to update the workflow in OmniBase (e.g. mark dirty, add new activation etc.). #generateID would generate an ID from OmniBase and #activationClass would answer your specific activation class, if you choose to override WfActivation.

Jan. 21, 2018

Re: [Pharo-users] Aare questions

by Norbert Hartl

Iâm in there, too, because I feel the same importance. Need to allocate some time Norbert > Am 21.01.2018 um 11:46 schrieb Stephane Ducasse <stepharo.self(a)gmail.com>: > > Hi hernan > > I will try to allocate more time to understand the execution because I > think that this is important > for our community to get a workflow engine. > So I take it as a reverse engineering exercise. Now I'm super busy so > I will get slow on it. > > Stef > > On Sun, Jan 21, 2018 at 9:31 AM, HernÃ¡n Morales Durand > <hernan.morales(a)gmail.com> wrote: >> Hi Stef, >> >> 2018-01-21 5:17 GMT-03:00 Stephane Ducasse <stepharo.self(a)gmail.com>: >>> Hi hernan >>> >>> I started to clean the code in my fork. >>> If you want to contribute let me know. >> >> I don't know enough about workflow implementations yet. However I know >> how to run or what to expect from them. >> So I could give some feedback from there at first. >> >>> I started to clean all misclassified methods to force me to read the >>> code. (I used them as a marker to know if I passed on the code). >> >> That could result in a nice browser feature: To flag methods from menu >> item adding specific icon, maybe possible in Calypso? :) >> >>> For the moment I made sure that the code loads. >>> - I created the variable as subclass of Object >>> - I removed the dependencies to omnibase. >>> >>> I added class comments about what I understood. >>> I'm about to continue writing structural tests >>> and I will start to try to understand how to run a workflow. >>> >> >> Maybe someone at Netstyle has some expressions to begin with? >> >> HernÃ¡n >> >> >>> Stef >>> >>> >>> On Sun, Jan 21, 2018 at 9:02 AM, HernÃ¡n Morales Durand >>> <hernan.morales(a)gmail.com> wrote: >>>> Hi, >>>> >>>> I decided to give a try to Aare or Workflow in Pharo 6, following >>>> instructions in https://github.com/Netstyle/Workflow . However, the >>>> installation script raised a Warning about missing WADynamicVariable >>>> class. Should I install Seaside? >>>> >>>> I've been using a couple of bioinformatics workflows the last years, >>>> specially Taverna (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apache_Taverna) and >>>> Galaxy (https://www.galaxyproject.org/) both of them huge code bases >>>> maintained since some years now and with very active communities from >>>> biological sciences. I found a cool video showing Galaxy features: >>>> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rVYzMWWRMN8 >>>> >>>> As impressive as you may think, they are not a Panacea for workflow >>>> execution. An installation process could get really complicated, for >>>> example interfacing with nginx and PostgreSQL, and customization of >>>> toolshed could end in endless editing XML specifications. >>>> >>>> I just skim through the white paper, but unfortunately didn't >>>> recognized any of the compared features or workflow systems. >>>> Is Aare intended to support only business workflows patterns? >>>> Considering the Galaxy video above, do you think scientific workflows >>>> could be supported in Aare or it is a completely different route? >>>> >>>> Cheers, >>>> >>>> HernÃ¡n >>>> >>> >>

Jan. 21, 2018

Re: [Pharo-users] Aare questions

by Stephane Ducasse

Hi hernan I will try to allocate more time to understand the execution because I think that this is important for our community to get a workflow engine. So I take it as a reverse engineering exercise. Now I'm super busy so I will get slow on it. Stef On Sun, Jan 21, 2018 at 9:31 AM, HernÃ¡n Morales Durand <hernan.morales(a)gmail.com> wrote: > Hi Stef, > > 2018-01-21 5:17 GMT-03:00 Stephane Ducasse <stepharo.self(a)gmail.com>: >> Hi hernan >> >> I started to clean the code in my fork. >> If you want to contribute let me know. > > I don't know enough about workflow implementations yet. However I know > how to run or what to expect from them. > So I could give some feedback from there at first. > >> I started to clean all misclassified methods to force me to read the >> code. (I used them as a marker to know if I passed on the code). > > That could result in a nice browser feature: To flag methods from menu > item adding specific icon, maybe possible in Calypso? :) > >> For the moment I made sure that the code loads. >> - I created the variable as subclass of Object >> - I removed the dependencies to omnibase. >> >> I added class comments about what I understood. >> I'm about to continue writing structural tests >> and I will start to try to understand how to run a workflow. >> > > Maybe someone at Netstyle has some expressions to begin with? > > HernÃ¡n > > >> Stef >> >> >> On Sun, Jan 21, 2018 at 9:02 AM, HernÃ¡n Morales Durand >> <hernan.morales(a)gmail.com> wrote: >>> Hi, >>> >>> I decided to give a try to Aare or Workflow in Pharo 6, following >>> instructions in https://github.com/Netstyle/Workflow . However, the >>> installation script raised a Warning about missing WADynamicVariable >>> class. Should I install Seaside? >>> >>> I've been using a couple of bioinformatics workflows the last years, >>> specially Taverna (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apache_Taverna) and >>> Galaxy (https://www.galaxyproject.org/) both of them huge code bases >>> maintained since some years now and with very active communities from >>> biological sciences. I found a cool video showing Galaxy features: >>> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rVYzMWWRMN8 >>> >>> As impressive as you may think, they are not a Panacea for workflow >>> execution. An installation process could get really complicated, for >>> example interfacing with nginx and PostgreSQL, and customization of >>> toolshed could end in endless editing XML specifications. >>> >>> I just skim through the white paper, but unfortunately didn't >>> recognized any of the compared features or workflow systems. >>> Is Aare intended to support only business workflows patterns? >>> Considering the Galaxy video above, do you think scientific workflows >>> could be supported in Aare or it is a completely different route? >>> >>> Cheers, >>> >>> HernÃ¡n >>> >> >

Jan. 21, 2018

Re: [Pharo-users] looking for another iterator :)

by Ben Coman

On 21 January 2018 at 18:36, Stephane Ducasse <stepharo.self(a)gmail.com> wrote: > Hi > > I would like to iterate at max on a certain amount of elements in a collection. > And I was wondering if we have such iterator. I'm not clear what functionality your asking for. Could you present it as code & result if you assumed the iterator you want was available? cheers -ben

Jan. 21, 2018

looking for another iterator :)

by Stephane Ducasse

Hi I would like to iterate at max on a certain amount of elements in a collection. And I was wondering if we have such iterator. Stef

Jan. 21, 2018

Re: [Pharo-users] Aare questions

by HernÃ¡n Morales Durand

Hi Stef, 2018-01-21 5:17 GMT-03:00 Stephane Ducasse <stepharo.self(a)gmail.com>: > Hi hernan > > I started to clean the code in my fork. > If you want to contribute let me know. I don't know enough about workflow implementations yet. However I know how to run or what to expect from them. So I could give some feedback from there at first. > I started to clean all misclassified methods to force me to read the > code. (I used them as a marker to know if I passed on the code). That could result in a nice browser feature: To flag methods from menu item adding specific icon, maybe possible in Calypso? :) > For the moment I made sure that the code loads. > - I created the variable as subclass of Object > - I removed the dependencies to omnibase. > > I added class comments about what I understood. > I'm about to continue writing structural tests > and I will start to try to understand how to run a workflow. > Maybe someone at Netstyle has some expressions to begin with? HernÃ¡n > Stef > > > On Sun, Jan 21, 2018 at 9:02 AM, HernÃ¡n Morales Durand > <hernan.morales(a)gmail.com> wrote: >> Hi, >> >> I decided to give a try to Aare or Workflow in Pharo 6, following >> instructions in https://github.com/Netstyle/Workflow . However, the >> installation script raised a Warning about missing WADynamicVariable >> class. Should I install Seaside? >> >> I've been using a couple of bioinformatics workflows the last years, >> specially Taverna (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apache_Taverna) and >> Galaxy (https://www.galaxyproject.org/) both of them huge code bases >> maintained since some years now and with very active communities from >> biological sciences. I found a cool video showing Galaxy features: >> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rVYzMWWRMN8 >> >> As impressive as you may think, they are not a Panacea for workflow >> execution. An installation process could get really complicated, for >> example interfacing with nginx and PostgreSQL, and customization of >> toolshed could end in endless editing XML specifications. >> >> I just skim through the white paper, but unfortunately didn't >> recognized any of the compared features or workflow systems. >> Is Aare intended to support only business workflows patterns? >> Considering the Galaxy video above, do you think scientific workflows >> could be supported in Aare or it is a completely different route? >> >> Cheers, >> >> HernÃ¡n >> >

Jan. 21, 2018