Archive | 2011

(February 10, 2012) Distributed Pipeline Server (DPS) installer version 2.0 beta is available for download. This version includes a number of new capabilities, including the option to install DTK, ITK, and GAMMA as neuroimaging tools, a new panel for installing the bioinformatics tools that are currently included in the Pipeline library on cranium, and preliminary changes aimed at updating Sun’s old gridengine to Son of Grid Engine. DPS is a [...]

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(November 16, 2011) Pipeline version 5.3.1 is available for download. This update improves the speed of loading server library and fixes a few bugs. For detailed description of changes, please see Release Notes.

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(November 2, 2011) Pipeline version 5.3 is available for download. This version includes all new web services module, previewer, workflow comparison (diff) utility, metadata reading and writing functionalities (data extraction and metadata augmentation), copy output, cancel instance, and custom grid and environment variables. For more information, visit 5.3 features list page. For detailed description of bug fixes and changes, please see Release Notes.

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(August 10, 2011) Pipeline version 5.2.4 is available for download. This is a minor update which fixes couple bugs from 5.2.3. For detailed description of changes, please see Release Notes.

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(August 2, 2011) Pipeline version 5.2.3 is available for download. In addition to support of Mac OS X Lion, this version also includes new features such as Unlimited workflow zooming, saving metadata as csv file, support for command line redirection operators and shortcuts to some often used functions. There are also improvements in search within the server library, other bug fixes and improvements. For detailed description of changes, please see Release Notes.

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(July 5, 2011) Pipeline version 5.2.2 is available for download. This version includes new features such as image annotations, expandable/collapsible annotations, workflow toolbar with ballon hints, the ability to edit/change heap size for smartline modules, option to preserve local input file names when staging. There are also bug fixes and improvements. For detailed description of bug fixes and changes, please see Release Notes.

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(May 16, 2011) Pipeline version 5.2.1 is available for download. This version includes mostly improvements, optimizations and bug fixes. Also a new feature is implemented, which will allow to show or hide workflow annotations. For detailed description of bug fixes and changes, please see Release Notes.

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(May 4, 2011) Pipeline version 5.2 is available for download. This version includes a new feature which tries to semi-automatically create a module from a help file or a manual page. It also supports instance restarts which allows to restart any instance without affecting the module execution. There are many other new features which are described at 5.2 features list page. For detailed description of bug fixes and changes, please see Release Notes.

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(March 1, 2011) Pipeline version 5.1.5 is available for download. This version includes filter options in Remote File Browser, more detailed information when mouse hovering on parameter node, a new metadata method for conditional modules which returns a string of the element value identified by a given XPath. It also has support for restartable plugin on the server, and lots of bug fixes and improvements. For detailed description of bug fixes and changes, please see Release Notes.

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(February 14, 2011) New versions of Pipeline Grid Plugins released today. In addition to bug fixes and improvements, they support one of the latest Pipeline features – array job submission. There is another new feature in DRMAA plugin, which is the support for server restarts. This means that jobs which have started before the restart will not need to be killed. The plugin will allow Pipeline to monitor those jobs after the restart. This is in beta stage and any [...]

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