Re: [base] How can I associate Illumina data with hybs (and samples)

2007-10-12 Thread vegard nygaard


 

 You can select which scan a raw bioassay belongs to from the Edit
 rawbioassay page.

Thanks Nicklas, this was what I was looking for (but at the wrong place).

 
   In order for the importer to be really
  useful I need to connect the raw data to samples in some way. From
 reading
  earlier posts it seems that connecting all the raw bioassays to one
 single
  scan is possible, but will there in upcoming base versions be more
 flexible
  association possibilities?
 
 We have discussed this and came to the conclusion that the current
 implementation is the most accurate representation of the process. The
 BASE model assumes that there is a one-to-one relation between a slide
 and hybridization. An Illumina slide has several (8 or more) arrays on a
 single slide. This doesn't fit the current model in all aspects. Some
 compromises has to be made. This is how we decided to do:
 
   * The slide is represented a single ArraySlide item in the database
   * The hybridization event links 8 (or more) labeled extracts to
 the slide (one for each array)
   * A single scan event represents the scanning
   * One raw bioassay for each array is created
 
 This will make is possible to accurately record scan and hybridization
 parameters without having to duplicate (8 times) the same data. The
 drawback is that the experiment validation will complain about the 8
 labeled extracts since it expects only 1 for 1-channel data. It will
 also complain about all labeled extracts having the same label. But
 these warnings can be turned off. Another drawback is that all 8 labeled
 extracts will be treated as parents to all 8 raw bioassays, even though
 there really is a one-to-one relationship between those.
 
 /Nicklas

I don't mind those drawbacks as long as the user can connect to one hyb (and
one sample indeirectly) from the Edit raw bioassay page.

Vegard.


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Re: [base] BASE2 login error

2007-10-12 Thread Nicklas Nordborg
Nicklas Nordborg wrote:
 The error seems to be related to the Recently view items menu. For 
 some reason the string that holds the information has become corrupt and 
 the code is unfortunately not able to handle this. The best advice I can 
 give right now is to edit the basedir/www/include/menu.jsp to try to 
 avoid the error. It is line 110 in this file that is causing the error.
 
 A temporary solution might be to change this to something like:
 int itemId = tmp.length  2 ? 0 : Values.getInt(tmp[1], 0);
 
 I'll try to check in a better fix in subversion tomorrow.

There is now a fix available in the repository. Those who can't wait for 
2.4.4 to be released can download the updated file:
http://base.thep.lu.se/browser/branches/2.4-stable/www/include/menu.jsp?format=raw

Replace the menu.jsp file inside basedir/www/include file with the 
downloaded file.

/Nicklas


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Re: [base] BASE2 login error

2007-10-12 Thread Reha Yildirimman

Dear Nicklas,

many thanks for the fast fix !

Cheerio,

Reha

Nicklas Nordborg wrote:

Nicklas Nordborg wrote:
  
The error seems to be related to the Recently view items menu. For 
some reason the string that holds the information has become corrupt and 
the code is unfortunately not able to handle this. The best advice I can 
give right now is to edit the basedir/www/include/menu.jsp to try to 
avoid the error. It is line 110 in this file that is causing the error.


A temporary solution might be to change this to something like:
int itemId = tmp.length  2 ? 0 : Values.getInt(tmp[1], 0);

I'll try to check in a better fix in subversion tomorrow.



There is now a fix available in the repository. Those who can't wait for 
2.4.4 to be released can download the updated file:

http://base.thep.lu.se/browser/branches/2.4-stable/www/include/menu.jsp?format=raw

Replace the menu.jsp file inside basedir/www/include file with the 
downloaded file.


/Nicklas


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