Thanks for your reply, but I think you
misunderstood my meaning.
and save the data in the History space like
the UCSC request.
Galaxy can retrieve the data and save it.
However, the title of the
data is still "UCSC Main". I think that's
because of the tool_id
param's value is still
"ucsc_table_direct1". I mean whether you can
support us by adding a new tool_id named
"CBI GMap". Then our post
data can be shown with title "CBI GMap",
not "UCSC Main".
"ucsc_table_direct1" tool , and you want
the ID of your new tool to
Hello Greg Von Kuster,
Now I have solved the second
problem.:)
And for the first one, could you help me
to add a new tool_id
named "CBI GMap" to support our data
source?
This is a project in Center for
Bioinformatics in Peking
University in China. And I am a PhD
student working on it. If you
have other questions, please email
me.:)
<tool id="ucsc_table_direct1"
name="UCSC Main" version="1.0.0"
hidden="false" tool_type="data_source"
URL_method="post">
Thanks a lot!
Best,
Kathleen
20091117
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Hello Greg Von Kuster,
Thanks a lot for your reply.
But I still have a question:
I have a url, and I include three
necessary params in the
following form. After I post it to
Galaxy, I can see that Galaxy
fetch the data. However, there are two
point that I want to ask:
1. the "tool_id" param. My data's title
is still "UCSC Main", I
think that's because I use the
"ucsc_table_direct1" value for
"tool_id", right? Then how do I change
this title? Can I adjust it
by other param to change the title?
2. If I submit data from UCSC, then I can
see a white box
containing the data in the History part.
However, I can only see
the data info without data if I submit
from my own site. (You can
refer to attachment for detail. The No.20
data is from UCSC, and I
can see the sequence. While the No.22
data is from my site, and I
can not see the sequence.) And I don't
know why.
<input
type="HIDDEN" value="ucsc_table_direct1"
name="tool_id"/>
rice_nucleotide_frame_galaxy.jsp"
name="URL"/>
<input
type="HIDDEN" value="<%=id%>" name="id"/>
<input
type="HIDDEN" value="<%=trackName%>"
name="trackName"/>
<input
type="HIDDEN" value="<%=type%>" name="type"/>
<input
type="HIDDEN" value="rice" name="db"/>
<input
type="HIDDEN" value="Rice" name="org"/>
<input
type="SUBMIT" value="Send query to Galaxy"
name="submitGalaxy"/>
</form>
rice_nucleotide_frame_galaxy.jsp?
id=LOC_Os02g01370&trackName=MSU_Osa1_Rice_Loci&type=seq
)
Thank a lot!
Best,
Kathleen
20091117
发件人: Greg Von Kuster
发送时间: 2009-11-17 04:50:55
收件人: WangJun
主题: Re: [galaxy-dev] Questions about
Galaxy!
Hello Kathleen,
wiki/DataSources for details about how
Galaxy communicates with
external data sources. Your "dataset
platform" will need to build
an url that includes all of the
parameters that are needed to
retrieve the data, and send that url to
Galaxy in the URL
parameter so that Galaxy can execute the
post.
On Nov 16, 2009, at 9:06 AM, WangJun
wrote:
Hi,
This is a question about Galaxy
interaction with UCSC data.
I hava a dataset platform, and I want
to add a button like the
UCSC's "Send query to Galaxy".
I find that it's actually a form:
tool_runner">
<input type="HIDDEN"
value="ucsc_table_direct1" name="tool_id"/>
hgTables" name="URL"/>
<input type="HIDDEN"
value="296389734" name="hguid"/>
<input type="HIDDEN" value="hg18"
name="db"/>
<input type="HIDDEN" value="Human"
name="org"/>
<input type="HIDDEN"
value="multiz28way" name="hgta_table"/>
<input type="HIDDEN"
value="multiz28way" name="hgta_track"/>
<input type="HIDDEN" value="range"
name="hgta_regionType"/>
<input type="HIDDEN"
value="primaryTable" name="hgta_outputType"/>
<input type="HIDDEN"
value="chr3:130734948-130736581"
name="position"/>
<input type="HIDDEN" value="get
output" name="hgta_doTopSubmit"/>
<input type="HIDDEN"
value="146683120" name="hgsid"/>
<input type="SUBMIT" value="Send
query to Galaxy"
name="hgta_doGalaxyQuery"/>
</form>
I have a url and three params, and I
tried. But I can't see my
data in the right-side green box.
And what's the tool_id param used
for?
Thanks in advance!
Best,
Kathleen
2009-11-16
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