New BioStore

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BioStore is the central authentication and authorization server for all BioUML-related products. New version is located on https://new.bio-store.org/. To get access to BioUML servers users have to register on the website first, it does not matter on new or old BioStore.

Registered users can

  • subscribe to a BioUML server (to gain access to a BioUML-related web products),
  • create a project on a server while subscribing to it,
  • view information about subscriptions registered under their BioStore account,
  • view information about the user groups working on their projects,
  • invite colleagues to join their BioUML projects (via email notifications),
  • exclude users from working groups when their participation in the projects is not required (any longer),
  • download the latest version of the BioUML workbench,
  • change their password or restore it if forgotten.


Contents

Registration

To register with BioStore you need to click on the Register button on the start page of BioStore and complete the registration form with personal details such as your email address, your name and country.

Registration on the BioStore website

Along with the registration you can subscribe to a specific server handled by BioStore. The list of servers with free or trial subscription currently includes:

  • BioUML on Amazon (free),
  • GTRD (free),
  • ICT server (free),
  • Micro (free),
  • Public geneXplain server (trial),
  • Public geneXplain server 2 (trial).


If you want your personal project to be created on the selected server, fill in the Project name field. However, you can always subscribe to the server or create a project later, after the registration, so you can skip this step if you’re not sure. After you complete all the required fields and press Submit, you will see the successful registration notification and a password to your BioStore account will be generated and sent to your email.

Starting work with your account

Logging in to BioStore


To start working with your account at BioStore go to the login dialog either by clicking on the appropriate link (Log in to BioStore...) in the successful registration notification right away or by choosing the Login button on the BioStore start page.

In the Login dialog pop-up enter your Username (the email address used during the registration) and the password that was sent to you by email. If you forget your password, click on I forgot my password link.

The main page and viewing the user's group lists


Once logged in to your account, you can see the main page with the user menu (on the top) and list of the subscriptions.


Here you can view detailed information about your subscriptions to BioUML servers (default page or Subscriptions on the top pane) or about your groups (Groups on the top pane), if any.


At this point resetting the password is recommended for your convenience. For that click on the Profile option of the menu on the top, select Change password and fill in the form that appears in the main pane and press Submit.

Creating BioUML projects via BioStore

Users can create projects within the BioUML workbench or via BioStore.

Subscribing to a BioUML server and (optionally) creating a new project

To subscribe to a server and create a project, go to Subscriptions page (Subscriptions on the top menu) and press the Subscribe / Create project button. The Subscribe / create project form will appear in the main pane, where you are to:

  • select from the dropdown list the name of the server subscription you’d like to start,
  • enter your project name if necessary, and
  • press Submit.

If the subscription procedure has been completed successfully, you will see the successful registration notification.

Inviting other users to your project

Inviting a user to join a BioUML project

On BioStore website users can also invite other users to take part in their project(s) (if assigned the role of the administrator (GroupAdmin).

For that you need to:

  • enter your BioStore account,
  • select the Invite colleagues option on the main page or the Ivite item on the user menu - the invitation form will appear,

Note that new members can also be added to projects from the Group members view (Menu > User groups > My groups > name of the appropriate group > Invite button).

  • type in your colleague’s e-mail address,
  • select the proper group from the drop-down list. For each project you create a corresponding user group is displayed on the list of the Invite form (Group to invite user to field). You can invite your colleague to this or that group and they will gain access to your project associated with it.

Note that the option is available if you have at least one active project under a valid server subscription. Otherwise the drop-down list is empty and there's no Invite item on the user menu. However, if you have got projects running on a BioUML server and yet cannot send invitations via BioStore, report the issue to the tech support.

  • press Execute - Your colleague will receive the following e-mail:
Dear sir or madam!

Mr(s). <YOUR NAME> has invited you to register in the Biostore to participate in collaborative work within the group <PROJECT NAME>@<SERVER NAME>. 
To register, please visit https://bio-store.org/.

When your colleague registers, they will be automatically included into your group and the successful registration notification will be displayed to them. If the user was already registered at the moment you invited them, they will be included into your group immediately.

Downloads

Downloading the latest BioUML workbench installation pack in the BioStore Download area

Currently registered users can find the latest version of the BioUML workbench installation pack and BioUML Development Kit freely available in the Downloads area.

To view the release notes click on the Product name.

To start download click on the link in the Download field.

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