Hello again,
I've done some more checking...
How are you specifying the accession number to the command line tool?
I did it via
-inputvalue accession P13637
and it works.
I notice that the exception you included seems to have the accession
number with a newline i.e. P13637\n
<moby:exceptionMessage>Nothing was found for the given id ('P13637
')</moby:exceptionMessage>
I managed to get a similar (but not identical) error by using
-inputfile accession test
where I added a newline at the end of the first line.
This caused:
<moby:MOBY xmlns:moby="http://www.biomoby.org/moby";>
<moby:mobyContent>
<moby:serviceNotes>
<moby:mobyException moby:refQueryID="a0">
<moby:exceptionCode>600</moby:exceptionCode>
<moby:exceptionMessage>Nothing was found for the given id
('P13637 ')</moby:exceptionMessage>
</moby:mobyException>
</moby:serviceNotes>
<moby:mobyData moby:queryID="a0" />
</moby:mobyContent>
</moby:MOBY>
If you are using -inputfile to specify the accession number then check
that the file contains P13637 and nothing else.
Alan
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