[ome-users] HTML Templates

[Ilya Goldberg]

Hi all
Hopefully this is obvious to everyone, but I want to avoid any  
misunderstanding just in case:
We maintain our code repository open to the public, but this is a  
"live" code base being used by our developers.  The software on CVS (in  
HEAD) is not tested very extensively, and should be considered  
experimental.  Eventually we stop developing new functionality and go  
into extensive testing and bug-fixing mode which culminates in a stable  
release.  Occasionally we make announcements about significant new  
functionality in the CVS code base.  The purpose of these is to recruit  
people to try new things out (on a development or experimental server -  
not in production!) and give us feedback.  In fact doing this is one of  
the most valuable ways for people to get involved in OME without being  
or becoming OME developers.

To summarize:  Treat the code in CVS-HEAD as experimental.  Its not  
meant for general use.  For general use, please use the stable releases  
(currently 2.4.0).
Enjoy!
Ilya


On Aug 5, 2005, at 6:05 PM, Arpun Nagaraja wrote:

> Hello,
>    This summer I have been working on a user-friendly interface for  
> annotating, browsing, and displaying images.  I now have a working  
> copy of this project, complete with user documentation.  To see the  
> documentation, go here:
>
> http://users.openmicroscopy.org.uk/~anagaraja/OME-WEBSITE/custom- 
> annotations
>
> Click on Custom Annotations, and you will see a tutorial on how to use  
> the interface.
>
> I have committed my code to CVS.  You can access it with a CVS update  
> and by uncommenting the following lines in the DefaultMenuBuilder.pm  
> file
> (under ~/OME/cvs/OME/src/perl2/OME/Web/ or wherever you have your web  
> directory).
>
> {
> 		web_class => undef,
> 		type => 'heading',
> 		text => 'Annotation',
> 	},
> 	{
> 		web_class => 'OME::Web::CG_ConstructTemplate',
> 		type => 'link',
> 		text => 'Create a Template',
> 	},
> 	{
> 		web_class => 'OME::Web::CG_Annotator',
> 		type => 'link',
> 		text => 'Annotate Images',
> 	},
> 	{
> 		web_class => 'OME::Web::CG_Search',
> 		type => 'link',
> 		text => 'Search by Annotation',
> 	},
>
> Before you create any templates, you have to create some directories  
> with group write permissions for the ome group (so that apache can  
> write to them).  The default template directory after a fresh checkout  
> and installation was /OME/html/Templates, so this is probably the  
> directory that you will be using.  From this directory, do the  
> following:
>
> [IICBU-2xG4:/OME/html/Templates] arpun% mkdir Browse
> [IICBU-2xG4:/OME/html/Templates] arpun% mkdir Browse/CategoryGroup
> [IICBU-2xG4:/OME/html/Templates] arpun% mkdir Actions/Annotator
> [IICBU-2xG4:/OME/html/Templates] arpun% mkdir  
> Actions/Annotator/CategoryGroup
> [IICBU-2xG4:/OME/html/Templates] arpun% sudo chmod -R g+w .
>
> Now you have all the necessary directories and permissions to create  
> templates.
>
> One caveat: The template engines work on Mac OS X, but I have not yet  
> tested it on Linux.  There was a problem installing it on the Linux  
> box that we have, but I think the problem only applies to this  
> particular machine.
>
> Feedback is very much appreciated.  Enjoy!
>
> -Arpun
>
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