[galaxy-dev] Picard MarkDups

2012-01-12 Thread Ryan Golhar
I'm trying to run Picard MarkDups through Galaxy.  Picard is using the
standard 4g for the java max heap size.  I need to increase this. Is it
possible to offer this as an option to the user?  If not, where do I change
this?  I see the entry in picard_wrapper.py.  Do I change it here or in the
XML file for MarkDups?

Ryan
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Re: [galaxy-dev] Picard MarkDups

2012-01-12 Thread Ann Black
Hi Ryan -

I have done similar things with our tools as well.  For now I have edited
the xml file to include the following option in the command section that
would get passed into the picard script wrapper:

--maxjheap=8g

I considered exposing this out in the UI, but have teetered on whether to
expose the complexity out to the end user.

Thanks,

Ann


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I'm trying to run Picard MarkDups through Galaxy.  Picard is using the
standard 4g for the java max heap size.  I need to increase this. Is it
possible to offer this as an option to the user?  If not, where do I
change
this?  I see the entry in picard_wrapper.py.  Do I change it here or in
the
XML file for MarkDups?

Ryan
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Re: [galaxy-dev] Picard MarkDups

2012-01-12 Thread Ryan Golhar
We have a very limited set of users...most of them are analysts who run
these programs from the shell anyway.  It the default setting doesn't work,
I don't want them asking me what's wrong.  I'd like them to be able to set
it themselves as an option.

On Thu, Jan 12, 2012 at 12:13 PM, Ann Black annbl...@eng.uiowa.edu wrote:

 Hi Ryan -

 I have done similar things with our tools as well.  For now I have edited
 the xml file to include the following option in the command section that
 would get passed into the picard script wrapper:

 --maxjheap=8g

 I considered exposing this out in the UI, but have teetered on whether to
 expose the complexity out to the end user.

 Thanks,

 Ann

 
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 Date: Thu, 12 Jan 2012 11:37:23 -0500
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 I'm trying to run Picard MarkDups through Galaxy.  Picard is using the
 standard 4g for the java max heap size.  I need to increase this. Is it
 possible to offer this as an option to the user?  If not, where do I
 change
 this?  I see the entry in picard_wrapper.py.  Do I change it here or in
 the
 XML file for MarkDups?
 
 Ryan
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