Re: [galaxy-dev] problems with 'Profile Annotations' tool UI

2011-07-08 Thread Hans-Rudolf Hotz

Hi Dan

Thank you very much. The display works nicely, now.

Thanks, Hans


On 07/07/2011 06:14 PM, Daniel Blankenberg wrote:

Hi Hans,

Very sorry for the delay in response.  The sample file that was included was 
incorrect, but has been updated in changeset 5775:4220f8a5c571 and should now 
display an interface.

If you would like to use or run the tool, you may find 
$GALAXY_ROOT/scripts/tools/annotation_profiler/README.txt helpful. Please let 
us know if you encounter further difficulties.

Thanks for using Galaxy,

Dan


On Jun 8, 2011, at 8:10 AM, Hans-Rudolf Hotz wrote:


Hi

we are looking into different methods to display dynamic contents in the tool 
user interface.

To start, we looked at the 'Operate on Genomic Intervals:Profile Annotations' tool. We 
turned it on in a local installation (May 20, 8c11dd28a3cf release), but we 
struggled to get the interface to work.


On 'http://main.g2.bx.psu.edu/', the tables to choose from are only displayed if there is 
a history item with: format: bed, database: hg18.

But in our local test installation, we don't get the list of tables, no matter whether we have a 
('hg18') bed file in our history or not. It looks like as if the 
'from_file=annotation_profiler_options.xml' statement in the 
annotation_profiler.xml is ignored.

I know, the file 'annotation_profiler_options.xml' is read, since I get an 
error during restart, if I provide invalid xml.

Is there anything else, I have to enable, in order to get this interface to 
work? Currently, I don't care about the tools functionality, I just want the 
(cool) interface to work.


Thank you very much for your help.


Regards, Hans



PS: this question is connected to Tim's question yesterday - I just
should have sent mine first - sorry.
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Re: [galaxy-dev] problems with 'Profile Annotations' tool UI

2011-07-07 Thread Daniel Blankenberg
Hi Hans,

Very sorry for the delay in response.  The sample file that was included was 
incorrect, but has been updated in changeset 5775:4220f8a5c571 and should now 
display an interface.

If you would like to use or run the tool, you may find 
$GALAXY_ROOT/scripts/tools/annotation_profiler/README.txt helpful. Please let 
us know if you encounter further difficulties.

Thanks for using Galaxy,

Dan


On Jun 8, 2011, at 8:10 AM, Hans-Rudolf Hotz wrote:

 Hi
 
 we are looking into different methods to display dynamic contents in the tool 
 user interface.
 
 To start, we looked at the 'Operate on Genomic Intervals:Profile Annotations' 
 tool. We turned it on in a local installation (May 20, 8c11dd28a3cf 
 release), but we struggled to get the interface to work.
 
 
 On 'http://main.g2.bx.psu.edu/', the tables to choose from are only displayed 
 if there is a history item with: format: bed, database: hg18.
 
 But in our local test installation, we don't get the list of tables, no 
 matter whether we have a ('hg18') bed file in our history or not. It looks 
 like as if the 'from_file=annotation_profiler_options.xml' statement in the 
 annotation_profiler.xml is ignored.
 
 I know, the file 'annotation_profiler_options.xml' is read, since I get an 
 error during restart, if I provide invalid xml.
 
 Is there anything else, I have to enable, in order to get this interface to 
 work? Currently, I don't care about the tools functionality, I just want the 
 (cool) interface to work.
 
 
 Thank you very much for your help.
 
 
 Regards, Hans
 
 
 
 PS: this question is connected to Tim's question yesterday - I just
should have sent mine first - sorry.
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