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Created: 2013-12-02 20:05:47

Credits: Alan Williams

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Unix tool service using string replacement (1)

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The tool service outputs a message that greets using the names specified on Greet's input ports.

Created: 2012-04-05

Credits: Alan Williams

Spreadsheet Import Example (1)

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Example using the SpreadsheetImport service to import data from an Excel spreadsheet. The workflow imports the file spreadsheet file WaterUse.xlsx and generates a graph from the date. The source data is from http://data.gov.uk/

Created: 2012-04-05

Credits: Alan Williams

Simple Python example (1)

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This workflow generates a random number within the range 0 to 100. The generation is done by a python script. The workflow assumes that python is in the path.

Created: 2012-04-05

Credits: Alan Williams

Retrieve sequence in EMBL format (1)

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This workflow retrieves a sequence associated with its features in embl format

Created: 2012-04-05 | Last updated: 2012-04-05

Credits: Alan Williams

Render gene via BioGPS (3)

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This workflow uses the REST API of BioGPS to list the plugins and then allow the user to select which plugin to use to display the input gene id

Created: 2012-04-05 | Last updated: 2012-05-23

Credits: Alan Williams

Pipelined list iteration (1)

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Perform multiple iterations of services in order to show pipelining

Created: 2012-04-05

Credits: Alan Williams

Numerically adding two values. (1)

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This workflow relies on a Unix system. It wraps the "bc" command line calculator. It downloads the calculation script from a URL.

Created: 2012-04-05

Credits: Alan Williams

Multiple choice quiz (1)

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A fun example workflow showing user-interaction and service looping

Created: 2012-04-05 | Last updated: 2012-04-05

Credits: Alan Williams

Hello World (1)

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One of the simplest workflows possible. No workflow input ports, a single workflow output port "greeting", outputting "Hello, world!" as produced by the String Constant "hello".

Created: 2012-04-05 | Last updated: 2014-03-03

Credits: Alan Williams