Querying Omero externally, minimal setup
Posted: Tue Nov 24, 2015 11:07 am
Hi,
I have recently installed an Omero instance on a remote Windows machine (Amazon AWS). This all works fine.
My next assignment is to be able to query this Omero instance from a multitude of Linux machines. I would like to be pointed in the right direction to set up a minimalistic program that will connect to Omero and perform a search within objects. I would like to accomplish this without having to also install the entire Omero Server and Ice packages on the Ubuntu machines.
Some questions I have:
1) Am I right in reading that in order to do this I must install both the entire Omero server and Ice on the Linux machines in order to be able to use the BlitzGateway implementation?
2) The Omero Insight clients are standalone I think, and do not need Omero Server or Ice installed on the machines that they run on. Is there a way that I can hook on to this and simply write a simple python client using the libs from Insight, in order to connect and query?
Thank you and regards,
KVerbist
I have recently installed an Omero instance on a remote Windows machine (Amazon AWS). This all works fine.
My next assignment is to be able to query this Omero instance from a multitude of Linux machines. I would like to be pointed in the right direction to set up a minimalistic program that will connect to Omero and perform a search within objects. I would like to accomplish this without having to also install the entire Omero Server and Ice packages on the Ubuntu machines.
Some questions I have:
1) Am I right in reading that in order to do this I must install both the entire Omero server and Ice on the Linux machines in order to be able to use the BlitzGateway implementation?
2) The Omero Insight clients are standalone I think, and do not need Omero Server or Ice installed on the machines that they run on. Is there a way that I can hook on to this and simply write a simple python client using the libs from Insight, in order to connect and query?
Thank you and regards,
KVerbist