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Java Analysis Studio is an application for High Energy Physics data analysis. It allows analysis of data from a wide range of data sources including PAW ntuples, SQL databases, flat files, hippo files, and (in future releases) ROOT files and Objectivity databases. Java Analysis Studio is a client-server based application, allowing desktop access to data stored anywhere on the internet. The network protocol is optimized to allow rapid access to data even over slow network connections.
Java Analysis Studio provides an easy to use graphical user interface. Users can in addition write analysis modules using the Java Language, using a set of histogramming utilities provided as part of Java Analysis Studio. See the online tutorial for more information on writing analysis modules.
Note: In order to write your own analysis modules, you will need to download the Java Development Kit (JDK) from Sun. Without the JDK, you will not be able to compile your own files.
To use this pre-release version of Java Analysis Studio you must connect to a data server. We have set up a data server for general trial use at on node sldnt0.slac.stanford.edu. If you interested in setting up your own data server please contact us. Future pre-release versions of the client will allow stand-alone analysis of various types of data (including PAW ntuples, ROOT files and flat text files) without connecting to a server.
This is a pre-release version of the Java Analysis Studio client. It is known to have many bugs and limitations. We are planning to release new pre-release clients every few weeks from now until version 1.0 is available (early summer). We welcome your suggestions for new features.
Send feedback to jas-feedback@sld-mail.slac.stanford.edu
Please use the bug report form to report other bugs. Submitted bugs can be viewed in the bug index.
Updated: Wednesday, January 14, 2004
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