Author: gnaylor
Date: Wed Jul 13 21:29:19 2016
New Revision: 1752542
URL: http://svn.apache.org/viewvc?rev=1752542&view=rev
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Many workflows, when run, require interaction with a user.
This can be to enter data values, confirm that intermediate results are OK to
proceed with the
run, or to control the functionality of a service.
+
+### Beanshells
When running a workflow in [Taverna Workbench](/download/workbench) you can
use beanshells
- to show Java swing components; Taverna Workbench includes a set of
pre-defined beanshells to,
+ to show Java swing components. Taverna Workbench includes a set of
pre-defined beanshells to,
for example, [Ask](http://dev.mygrid.org.uk/wiki/display/taverna/Ask) the
user for data.
+
+### BioVeL interaction service
If you run your workflow in a portal or on a [server](/download/server), then
using beanshells
- for interaction will not work â attempts to use Swing will either fail
or, worse,
+ for interaction will not work. Attempts to use Swing will either fail or,
worse,
open dialogs on the machine where the workflow is running.
To support interaction with workflows running on a server, the
[BioVeL](http://www.biovel.eu)
project developed a new
[interaction
service](http://dev.mygrid.org.uk/wiki/display/taverna/Interaction+service).
-The interaction service allows users to interact with a running workflow
within a standard web
+This interaction service allows users to interact with a running workflow
within a standard web
browser.
The interaction can be as simple as acknowledging a message,
or as complex as controlling a tool running on a remote machine.
