Posted by
Wayne Rasband on
URL: http://imagej.273.s1.nabble.com/using-the-MIP-plug-in-with-WCIF-ImageJ-tp3703373p3703375.html
> I want very much to use the "Multiple Image Processor for
> ImageJ", but I'm having a problem getting it to work. My
> personal installation, and the version I have been
> recommending to the students, is the ImageJ installation
> as available from the Wright Cell Imaging Facility (WCIF).
> Instructions were to install the MIP 'java' file in the
> 'imagej\plugins\filters' directory, but the 'filters' directory
> did not exist ... so I created it, and put (only) the 'java' file
> there. The result is no instance of "filters" or the MIP
> plug-in as an ImageJ plug-in(?) I even tried putting all
> of the MIP files there, but still nothing(?) Any suggestions?
The Multiple Image Processor plugin at
http://ciar.rcm.upr.edu/projects/imageprocessor/multiplesis distributed as a JAR file ("M_I_P.jar"). All you have to do is
copy this file to the ImageJ plugins folder, restart ImageJ, and
there will be a new "Multiple Image Processor" command in the Plugins
menu. You can also copy the file to an immediate subfolder of the
plugins folder. In this case, after restarting ImageJ, the command
will appear in the submenu of the Plugins menu that corresponds to
the subfolder.
Plugins distributed as .java files are also copied to the plugins
folder or subfolder, but they have to be compiled (translated
to .class files) using the Plugins>Compile and Run command.
-wayne