GenePattern 3.2 Release Notes
View release notes for all GenePattern versions:
1.0
1.1
1.2
1.2.1
1.3
1.3.1
1.4
1.4.1
2.0
2.0.1
2.0.2
3.0
3.1
3.1.1
3.2
3.2.1
3.2.2
3.2.3
3.3
3.3.2
3.3.3
3.4
3.5
Also see the FAQ for more information about new functionality
Released July 2009
New in Release 3.2
GenePattern 3.2 includes the following new features and improvements:
- New job status page: The job status page, which is displayed when you run an analysis, now displays complete information about the analysis job, including current status, parameter values, analysis results, and any visualizers run. The new job status page can be displayed at any time for easy access to analysis results and the visualizers used to view them. more...
- Shared analysis result files: GenePattern users can now share analysis result files. From the job status page, click the share icon to give other users access to your analysis job, including its input files, parameter values, and result files. You can share analysis result files with all GenePattern users or a group of GenePattern users. All jobs are still private by default. Unless you choose to share it, only you (and GenePattern administrators) can view or delete the job. more...
- New results summary page: The results summary page, which lists your jobs and their result files, has been reorganized and simplified. Use this page to view all jobs that you have run or can access (for example, jobs that have been shared with groups to which you belong). more...
- Groups: Members of a group can now share analysis result files. As in previous releases, a GenePattern administrator defines groups by editing the GenePatternServer/resources/userGroups.xml configuration file. To define a group on the GenePattern public server, send a request to gp-help (at) broadinstitute.org. Specify a name for the group and the list of GenePattern users to be added to the group. Only users already registered on the public server can be added to a group. more...
- Flexible authentication and authorization: GenePattern 3.2 can be configured through two new Java interfaces. System administrators configuring GenePattern to work within an existing infrastructure can modify GenePattern authentication by implementing the new IAuthenticationPlugin interface or by modifying the authentication filter. If the infrastructure defines user groups, system administrators can configure GenePattern to recognize those groups by implementing the IGroupMembershipPlugin interface. more...
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Desktop Client Retired
In previous releases, GenePattern offered a Java-based application interface called the Desktop Client. The features of the Desktop Client have been migrated to the web interface. The GenePattern install no longer includes the Desktop Client. GenePattern 3.2 and future releases will use the web interface.
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Hardware requirements and software compatibility
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