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Thanks,
Nathan
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On 10/01/2013 03:53 PM, Cole, Nathan
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If not, is there any method for exposing a the whole of a directory on the file
system?
Thanks,
Nathan
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Subject: Re: [galaxy-dev] Dynamic data library
Hi Nathan
Do you have many tools working with those samples or just a few? If you only
have a limi
Hi Nathan
Do you have many tools working with those samples or just a few? If you
only have a limited, predefined set of tools you might wanna consider
adding the sample selection into the tool.
You can use the from_file, or from_data_table options to dynamically
create sample selection lis
Hi Nathan,
Dannon answered similar question few days ago:
There's an import mechanism in libraries that'll allow you to simply link
> to the file on disk without copy/upload. I believe the
> "example_watch_folder.py" sample script (in the distribution) does just
> this via the API, if you want a
Hello, we've set up a local Galaxy instance in our genotyping and next-gen
sequencing lab with local Apache LDAP (AD) integration, NFS mounts to a large
NAS, and cluster integration coming. Do to the high volume of samples and
staff that will be using the system, I want to set up data libraries
