Posted By: Bennett Landman - Jan 8, 2010
Tool/Resource: JIST: Java Image Science Toolkit
 
Good morning,

We completed an initial draft of a MIPAV-JIST adapter so that people who prefer to program MIPAV plugins directly can generate JIST modules just by implementing the MIPAV internal ActionDiscovery interface. If you update to the head release of JIST (1.7 dev), then you should be able to see some MIPAV plugins being directly connected without any specific JIST code. (NOTE: Without the ActionDiscovery extension to MIPAV's scripting, the names and types of parameters for plugins are not accessible at Runtime, so JIST could not make plugins wrappers for scriptable objects.)

Comments are welcome on how to improve the continuity of the MIPAV-JIST bridge.

Thanks!
Bennett
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  • Mar 8, 2010  09:03 AM | dpolders
    Please explain...
    Hi,
    Using MIPAV plugins from within JIST looks very promising!
    You mention the ActionDiscovery extension as a requirement for this new feature. Does that mean that only MIPAV plugins that are written including this extension are available? Or is this an extention to MIPAV in general, and afer installing will open up all plugins.

    For example; How would you proceed to use the "Algorithms/segmentation/Threshold/Threshold using min-max/Otsu thresholding" plugin which is present at the moment?

    Daniel