Re: [galaxy-user] CloudMan Web Launcher / BioCloudCentral - Not showing public DNS
Greg;
I've been looking into this and am unfortunately still not able to
reproduce it. It seems like the setTimeout in the javascript code which
calls the function until the state becomes 'running' is not being
correctly run. There are some bugs out there with older versions of
Firefox and Firebug:
http://code.google.com/p/fbug/issues/detail?id=3245
It might be worth upgrading and see if you still have any issues since
it does seem to be working smoothly on current Firefox versions.
Hope this fixes it,
Brad
Hmm, I just launched again (I had Firebug enabled and JS started
paused). When I unpaused it worked.
It's looking more and more like it's making a call to the GET URL too
quickly and getting back some kind of bad value that's throwing off
the javascript logic? Undefined? That's my best guess at this
point.
-Greg
On Fri, Jan 27, 2012 at 7:51 AM, mailing list margeem...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Brad,
I tried again just now.
I launched and left it alone for 5 minutes. It said not available
in the Instance State cell. And nothing else happened.
Then I ran this in Firebug and it did fill in the proper information
on the page:
update_instance_state();
GET http://biocloudcentral.herokuapp.com/state
200 OK
171ms
undefined
running
I'm not sure where that undefined is coming from. Maybe that is
part of the problem? It seems like update_instance_state() isn't
being run.
I don't have anything blocking JS.
Here's my system/browser info:
Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; U; Intel Mac OS X 10.6; en-US; rv:1.9.2.25)
Gecko/20111212 Firefox/3.6.25
By the way, it might be a nice touch to put loading icons next to the
cells in the table that will get updated. There are some here:
http://www.ajaxload.info/
The Javascript function could just remove or hide the icons once the
final info is loaded.
-Greg
On Thu, Jan 26, 2012 at 9:03 PM, Brad Chapman chapm...@50mail.com wrote:
Greg;
As you dug into, the javascript function should keep refreshing and
checking the state until the information is available from the EC2
console, and then fill it in. This does work for me as intended on
Firefox 9.0.1 and Chrome. It normally takes a minute or so for the
server information to be available from Amazon.
Are you seeing the failure to refresh and fill in the information every
time you use BioCloudCentral or intermittently? Do you have any
javascript blockers or other magic running? Anything else that might
help with reproducing this?
Thanks for letting us know about the problem and hopefully we can get it
sorted out,
Brad
Ok, I did some more investigating.
After I launched (5 minutes later if it matters), I opened up Firebug
and ran update_instance_state(); and it did fill in the information.
Maybe there's something wrong in the JS logic? Is it setting the
state to running before it has the information?
Here's the javascript for easy reference:
script
function update_instance_state() {
$.get(/state,
function(data) {
console.log(data.instance_state);
if (data.instance_state != '') {
$('#inst_state').html(data.instance_state);
}
if (data.instance_state != 'running') {
window.setTimeout(function(){update_instance_state()}, 5000);
} else {
$('#ssh_public_dns').html(data.public_dns);
$('#nx_public_dns').html(data.public_dns);
$('#cloud_url').html('a href=http://' +
data.public_dns + '/cloud target=_blank' +
data.public_dns + '/a');
}
});
}
$(document).ready(function() {
update_instance_state();
});
/script
Thanks,
Greg
On Thu, Jan 26, 2012 at 11:04 AM, mailing list margeem...@gmail.com
wrote:
Hi guys,
When I launch using BioCloudCentral
(http://biocloudcentral.herokuapp.com) I noticed it doesn't show my
public DNS. Even if I wait for a few minutes.
For the Public IP (Cloudman Console) table cell, it just shows
blank, and for the SSH access area is just says ssh ubuntu@
It hasn't been a big deal because I just pull it from my EC2 console.
But now I'm writing up some documentation for other researchers to use
our application running on CloudMan, and it adds a lot of complexity
to the documentation to tell them to log into the EC2 console, click
on instances, copy the public DNS ... It would be excellent if they
could just click a link from the launch page!
Let me know if I can help with debugging.
Thanks again,
Greg
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Re: [galaxy-user] CloudMan Web Launcher / BioCloudCentral - Not showing public DNS
Thanks for looking into it. I'm not sure what the issue is. If it
works for everyone else, I guess that's good enough.
Thanks again,
Greg
On Mon, Jan 30, 2012 at 6:53 AM, Brad Chapman chapm...@50mail.com wrote:
Greg;
I've been looking into this and am unfortunately still not able to
reproduce it. It seems like the setTimeout in the javascript code which
calls the function until the state becomes 'running' is not being
correctly run. There are some bugs out there with older versions of
Firefox and Firebug:
http://code.google.com/p/fbug/issues/detail?id=3245
It might be worth upgrading and see if you still have any issues since
it does seem to be working smoothly on current Firefox versions.
Hope this fixes it,
Brad
Hmm, I just launched again (I had Firebug enabled and JS started
paused). When I unpaused it worked.
It's looking more and more like it's making a call to the GET URL too
quickly and getting back some kind of bad value that's throwing off
the javascript logic? Undefined? That's my best guess at this
point.
-Greg
On Fri, Jan 27, 2012 at 7:51 AM, mailing list margeem...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Brad,
I tried again just now.
I launched and left it alone for 5 minutes. It said not available
in the Instance State cell. And nothing else happened.
Then I ran this in Firebug and it did fill in the proper information
on the page:
update_instance_state();
GET http://biocloudcentral.herokuapp.com/state
200 OK
171ms
undefined
running
I'm not sure where that undefined is coming from. Maybe that is
part of the problem? It seems like update_instance_state() isn't
being run.
I don't have anything blocking JS.
Here's my system/browser info:
Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; U; Intel Mac OS X 10.6; en-US; rv:1.9.2.25)
Gecko/20111212 Firefox/3.6.25
By the way, it might be a nice touch to put loading icons next to the
cells in the table that will get updated. There are some here:
http://www.ajaxload.info/
The Javascript function could just remove or hide the icons once the
final info is loaded.
-Greg
On Thu, Jan 26, 2012 at 9:03 PM, Brad Chapman chapm...@50mail.com wrote:
Greg;
As you dug into, the javascript function should keep refreshing and
checking the state until the information is available from the EC2
console, and then fill it in. This does work for me as intended on
Firefox 9.0.1 and Chrome. It normally takes a minute or so for the
server information to be available from Amazon.
Are you seeing the failure to refresh and fill in the information every
time you use BioCloudCentral or intermittently? Do you have any
javascript blockers or other magic running? Anything else that might
help with reproducing this?
Thanks for letting us know about the problem and hopefully we can get it
sorted out,
Brad
Ok, I did some more investigating.
After I launched (5 minutes later if it matters), I opened up Firebug
and ran update_instance_state(); and it did fill in the information.
Maybe there's something wrong in the JS logic? Is it setting the
state to running before it has the information?
Here's the javascript for easy reference:
script
function update_instance_state() {
$.get(/state,
function(data) {
console.log(data.instance_state);
if (data.instance_state != '') {
$('#inst_state').html(data.instance_state);
}
if (data.instance_state != 'running') {
window.setTimeout(function(){update_instance_state()}, 5000);
} else {
$('#ssh_public_dns').html(data.public_dns);
$('#nx_public_dns').html(data.public_dns);
$('#cloud_url').html('a href=http://' +
data.public_dns + '/cloud target=_blank' +
data.public_dns + '/a');
}
});
}
$(document).ready(function() {
update_instance_state();
});
/script
Thanks,
Greg
On Thu, Jan 26, 2012 at 11:04 AM, mailing list margeem...@gmail.com
wrote:
Hi guys,
When I launch using BioCloudCentral
(http://biocloudcentral.herokuapp.com) I noticed it doesn't show my
public DNS. Even if I wait for a few minutes.
For the Public IP (Cloudman Console) table cell, it just shows
blank, and for the SSH access area is just says ssh ubuntu@
It hasn't been a big deal because I just pull it from my EC2 console.
But now I'm writing up some documentation for other researchers to use
our application running on CloudMan, and it adds a lot of complexity
to the documentation to tell them to log into the EC2 console, click
on instances, copy the public DNS ... It would be excellent if they
could just click a link from the launch page!
Let me know if I can help
Re: [galaxy-user] CloudMan Web Launcher / BioCloudCentral - Not showing public DNS
Hmm, I just launched again (I had Firebug enabled and JS started
paused). When I unpaused it worked.
It's looking more and more like it's making a call to the GET URL too
quickly and getting back some kind of bad value that's throwing off
the javascript logic? Undefined? That's my best guess at this
point.
-Greg
On Fri, Jan 27, 2012 at 7:51 AM, mailing list margeem...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Brad,
I tried again just now.
I launched and left it alone for 5 minutes. It said not available
in the Instance State cell. And nothing else happened.
Then I ran this in Firebug and it did fill in the proper information
on the page:
update_instance_state();
GET http://biocloudcentral.herokuapp.com/state
200 OK
171ms
undefined
running
I'm not sure where that undefined is coming from. Maybe that is
part of the problem? It seems like update_instance_state() isn't
being run.
I don't have anything blocking JS.
Here's my system/browser info:
Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; U; Intel Mac OS X 10.6; en-US; rv:1.9.2.25)
Gecko/20111212 Firefox/3.6.25
By the way, it might be a nice touch to put loading icons next to the
cells in the table that will get updated. There are some here:
http://www.ajaxload.info/
The Javascript function could just remove or hide the icons once the
final info is loaded.
-Greg
On Thu, Jan 26, 2012 at 9:03 PM, Brad Chapman chapm...@50mail.com wrote:
Greg;
As you dug into, the javascript function should keep refreshing and
checking the state until the information is available from the EC2
console, and then fill it in. This does work for me as intended on
Firefox 9.0.1 and Chrome. It normally takes a minute or so for the
server information to be available from Amazon.
Are you seeing the failure to refresh and fill in the information every
time you use BioCloudCentral or intermittently? Do you have any
javascript blockers or other magic running? Anything else that might
help with reproducing this?
Thanks for letting us know about the problem and hopefully we can get it
sorted out,
Brad
Ok, I did some more investigating.
After I launched (5 minutes later if it matters), I opened up Firebug
and ran update_instance_state(); and it did fill in the information.
Maybe there's something wrong in the JS logic? Is it setting the
state to running before it has the information?
Here's the javascript for easy reference:
script
function update_instance_state() {
$.get(/state,
function(data) {
console.log(data.instance_state);
if (data.instance_state != '') {
$('#inst_state').html(data.instance_state);
}
if (data.instance_state != 'running') {
window.setTimeout(function(){update_instance_state()}, 5000);
} else {
$('#ssh_public_dns').html(data.public_dns);
$('#nx_public_dns').html(data.public_dns);
$('#cloud_url').html('a href=http://' +
data.public_dns + '/cloud target=_blank' +
data.public_dns + '/a');
}
});
}
$(document).ready(function() {
update_instance_state();
});
/script
Thanks,
Greg
On Thu, Jan 26, 2012 at 11:04 AM, mailing list margeem...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi guys,
When I launch using BioCloudCentral
(http://biocloudcentral.herokuapp.com) I noticed it doesn't show my
public DNS. Even if I wait for a few minutes.
For the Public IP (Cloudman Console) table cell, it just shows
blank, and for the SSH access area is just says ssh ubuntu@
It hasn't been a big deal because I just pull it from my EC2 console.
But now I'm writing up some documentation for other researchers to use
our application running on CloudMan, and it adds a lot of complexity
to the documentation to tell them to log into the EC2 console, click
on instances, copy the public DNS ... It would be excellent if they
could just click a link from the launch page!
Let me know if I can help with debugging.
Thanks again,
Greg
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Re: [galaxy-user] CloudMan Web Launcher / BioCloudCentral - Not showing public DNS
Greg;
As you dug into, the javascript function should keep refreshing and
checking the state until the information is available from the EC2
console, and then fill it in. This does work for me as intended on
Firefox 9.0.1 and Chrome. It normally takes a minute or so for the
server information to be available from Amazon.
Are you seeing the failure to refresh and fill in the information every
time you use BioCloudCentral or intermittently? Do you have any
javascript blockers or other magic running? Anything else that might
help with reproducing this?
Thanks for letting us know about the problem and hopefully we can get it
sorted out,
Brad
Ok, I did some more investigating.
After I launched (5 minutes later if it matters), I opened up Firebug
and ran update_instance_state(); and it did fill in the information.
Maybe there's something wrong in the JS logic? Is it setting the
state to running before it has the information?
Here's the javascript for easy reference:
script
function update_instance_state() {
$.get(/state,
function(data) {
console.log(data.instance_state);
if (data.instance_state != '') {
$('#inst_state').html(data.instance_state);
}
if (data.instance_state != 'running') {
window.setTimeout(function(){update_instance_state()}, 5000);
} else {
$('#ssh_public_dns').html(data.public_dns);
$('#nx_public_dns').html(data.public_dns);
$('#cloud_url').html('a href=http://' +
data.public_dns + '/cloud target=_blank' +
data.public_dns + '/a');
}
});
}
$(document).ready(function() {
update_instance_state();
});
/script
Thanks,
Greg
On Thu, Jan 26, 2012 at 11:04 AM, mailing list margeem...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi guys,
When I launch using BioCloudCentral
(http://biocloudcentral.herokuapp.com) I noticed it doesn't show my
public DNS. Even if I wait for a few minutes.
For the Public IP (Cloudman Console) table cell, it just shows
blank, and for the SSH access area is just says ssh ubuntu@
It hasn't been a big deal because I just pull it from my EC2 console.
But now I'm writing up some documentation for other researchers to use
our application running on CloudMan, and it adds a lot of complexity
to the documentation to tell them to log into the EC2 console, click
on instances, copy the public DNS ... It would be excellent if they
could just click a link from the launch page!
Let me know if I can help with debugging.
Thanks again,
Greg
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Galaxy analysis and other features on the public server
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