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Download Instructions | License Information |
Contents
Software Requirements
To run geWorkbench you will need to have Sun Java J2SE 5.0 or higher installed on your computer (if the JRE is not already installed on your computer you can get it from Sun's Java Web site, http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/download.jsp). geWorkbench is downloaded as a self-installing package with support for Windows, Linux and MAC OS-X.
Hardware Requirements
Testing of geWorkbench is done on machines with 1 GB of memory. 512 MB should be adequate for most geWorkbench modules. Working with large datasets (100s of arrays) may require additional memory.
IMPORTANT NOTICE ABOUT LICENSE
Use of geWorkbench is governed by the rules specified in the software license. Please make sure to read the license and understand your obligations before proceeding to download the application.
Downloads
Up to date versions of geWorkbench (current version -> 1.0.2) and the geWorkbench Software Development Kit (current version -> 1.0.1) can be downloaded from our project page at NCI's GForge repository:
http://gforge.nci.nih.gov/frs/?group_id=78
If you wish to receive announcements about new application and SDK releases please subscribe to the mailing list geworkbench-announce@gforge.nci.nih.gov. Other available mailing lists are described in the Community section of our site.
Tutorial data
data.zip (2 MB) - data files in several different formats useful for the tutorials or just trying out geWorkbench.
webmatrix.zip (6 MB) - a large (100 array) microarray dataset in the geWorkbench matrix format. Data is from the lab of Riccardo Dalla-Favera, Columbia University, and is provided only for use in learning and testing geWorkbench.
