Change Log for 1.1.0

Now tested for Solaris 9.0.
Script engines now uses BASH shell (/bin/bash) , not “sh” (/bin/sh) as the latter might be pointing to csh, e.g. IoP.
Input Table Spreadsheet have a drop-down list to store operations. There are three groups:
1. Programmed operations such as Parameters, if present
2. Generic operations, such as “Import Data” that works across all pipelines
3. Pipeline specific operations, coded as IGFXInputTableTaskAgent and included using org.genericfx.ui.inputtable.taskagents extension point.
Revised pipeline scheme system.
1. Now there is a separation of pipeline schemes for Input Table Spreadsheet and pipeline schemes for Launch Dialog.
2. This new system is achieved by defining two extra XML attribute for gfxPipelineScheme, i.e. group and groupdefault. See pipelineScheme. The final pipeline scheme used is the set UNION of the scheme for individual dataset in Input Table SpreadSheet and the scheme for Launch Dialog
3. If you do not define pipeline scheme, in the Input Table Spreadsheet, two default schemes (”Include in Analysis”/”Exclude from Analysis”) will be automatically defined for you. The Launch Dialog’s pipeline scheme will be disabled(defined to “SKIP_ALL_SCHEME”). This means the Input Table Spread Sheet will be in control of the actual pipeline schemes.
  To give you maximum control over the pipeline schemes, if you do define pipeline scheme for the Input Table or for the Launch Dialog, there default schemes will not be available automatically. You will have to define them
You can now add task at any place on the input table spread sheet. Select the location you want to put the new task in by clicking and highlighting the row, click “Add” and it will be added there. If you do not select any row the new task will be added at the bottom of the table.