Taverna workbench 2.1 beta 2

Installing

Choose your download from the list of links in this pack depending on your operating system.

Windows

If you have administrator rights on your machine, you can download the Windows installer (

If you do not have administrator rights, you can download the Windows archive (7zip archive. You can place the extracted folder wherever you like. Start Taverna by double clicking on taverna.exe.

If you need to make any changes to the Java parameters, such as the amount of memory allocated (by default the minimum of 300 MB or 50% of free memory), or are a developer interested in debug messages, use

Mac OS X

Download the OS X disk image (Finder window should appear. You can then drag the Taverna application into your Application folder, or wherever you prefer to keep the application. Double-click on the installed application (not the one in the disk image) to start Taverna.

Linux

Download the Linux archive (SUN Java 1.6 JRE and Graphviz installed.

correct java by running

Tutorials and examples

Example workflows pack for example workflows.

Known issues

issue tracker Jira.

Taverna and Java

download Java from Sun.

Java on Linux

Sun Java 6 for Ubuntu, start a Terminal and type the following:Taverna's requirements, in particular how to set the location of the Graphviz binary

Licence and source code

LGPL 2.1.Subversion repository  - we also really recommend you to sign up to the taverna-hackers mailing list if you are a developer. If you want to download the source code used for this release, download

New improvements

Although Taverna 2.1 beta 2 brings about many improvement, future improvements are planned for 2.1 and future versions, especially in the viewing of results.

Overall organizationService panelAdding services to the workflowWorkflow creationrun after specification) are now shown in the workflow explorer.Run dialogResults viewingData storage

Reporting problems

taverna-hackers. Our support team is monitoring the mailing lists and will try to respond to questions as soon as possible.support@mygrid.org.uk and a member of our support team will be responding to your inquiries.myGrid team,University of Manchesterhttp://www.taverna.org.uk/
2nd July 2009