It looks like it was a database problem and had nothing to do with
biojava - since MySQL 4.1.12 is running, I don't have that problem
anymore. Sorry to have bothered you!
Martina
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Thanks for your interest, Richard,
I should have made this clearer: yes, I'm expecting the second output:
retrieving AF100928
AF100928 contains 1 features
Source: ncbi Type: gen contains: 2
Second Level: Source: AIF Type: siRNA contains: 1 Second Level:
Source: AIF 5`450 / AIF 3`682 Type: Amplicon
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Hi,
I'm still having problems with nested features. I know that the order
in which they are retrieved is not constant, but the hierachy should
be. I do:
delete(db, "AF100928");
create(db, sequence);
retrieveSeq(db, "AF100928");
and get:
deleting AF100928
adding a sequence
1
retrieving AF100928
A
