Hi,
Thanks for your reply! I thought my question is flood in high volume of threads :)
It might be the old version of local galaxy that I used. Anyway, I figured it out by using " bp_genbank2gff3.pl" in BioPerl.
Hope my experience can help the people who have some problem as mine.
Best,
Xiaofei
You can check which dependencies are currently installed by going to your Galaxy server's Admin page, and clicking on "Manage Installed Tools". Galaxy won't re-install things if they're already installed.Dear there,
I'd like to convert genebank flat file to GFF. So, I am trying to install this tool shed to my local galaxy. But I got an error as below.
Does it associated with dependencies? I see it needs these . How can I check if I have all these?
This error I'm afraid I do not know how to help with. My best suggestion is "make sure you're on a recent version of Galaxy".
They are a website which has deployed Galaxy for public use, not the same as "Main" at usegalaxy.org, or your private Galaxy.
Also, I see there is the same tool in this website https://galaxy.cbio.mskcc.org/root?tool_id=fml_gbk2gff (see below). It should be also galaxy but I need to register an account for it. Do you know what is the relationship between this website and the galaxy?
This is not the same tool, they have a "gbk_to_gff.py" script which I am not aware of, while my bp_genbank2gff wrapper wraps the official bioperl genbank2gff3 converter that ships with bioperl.BTW, I received an error when I used the tool on this website. I think if they are same tool, the galaxy team should know the reason for it. Here is the error as below.
Apologies for the lack of help Xiaofei. Good luck getting it all to work.
GROOMING PROGRAMSExamine_GFF file Parent-Child relationsFeatureScan gives an overview about GFF feature contentCONVERTER PROGRAMSGTF_to_GFF3 converterBED_to_GFF3 converterGFF3_to_BED converterGBK-to-GFF converter
Thanks!
Best,
Xiaofei
Ciao,
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