Re: [galaxy-user] Batch jobs...

2012-10-26 Thread Carlos Borroto
On Fri, Oct 26, 2012 at 7:46 AM, Björn Grüning
 wrote:
> Hi Neil,
>
> if you run your workflow, there is small little symbol/icon (looks like
> papers). If you click these ... you can select multiple input files at
> once. Also you can probably use the Galaxy API for your task [1].
>

Well this would only work if one of the 2 input files Neil mentions is
fix. Multiple input files selection doesn't work for workflows with
more than one input files, unless there is only one input changing in
each run and the rest are fix. At least as far as I know. Using the
API might be your only option if this is the case.

--Carlos

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Re: [galaxy-user] Import files from filesystem path : No redundance?

2012-10-26 Thread Nate Coraor
On Oct 26, 2012, at 10:32 AM, julie dubois wrote:

> Hi all,
> I have used the option "Import files from filesystem path" to import a 
> complete arborescence of directories and files in one Data Library of Galaxy.
> 
> Lot of files and sub-directories wil add to this arborescence.
> I've hoped import those changes in my data library with the option : add 
> datasets, then indicate the path of this arborescence at the option "import 
> from filesystem path".
> But when I use this way, Galaxy re-import all arborescence : the new files 
> and sub-directories AND all already imported directories and files!
> 
> Is there a way to import just the new files without know a priori which are 
> new in my arborescence? 
> Thanks.

Hi Julie,

This function is designed for single-time imports.  To maintain synchronization 
between your filesystem and Galaxy, I'd suggest writing an API script.

--nate

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[galaxy-user] Import files from filesystem path : No redundance?

2012-10-26 Thread julie dubois
Hi all,
I have used the option "Import files from filesystem path" to import a
complete arborescence of directories and files in one Data Library of
Galaxy.

Lot of files and sub-directories wil add to this arborescence.
I've hoped import those changes in my data library with the option : add
datasets, then indicate the path of this arborescence at the option "import
from filesystem path".
But when I use this way, Galaxy re-import all arborescence : the new files
and sub-directories AND all already imported directories and files!

Is there a way to import just the new files without know a priori which are
new in my arborescence?*
*Thanks.

Julie*
*
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Re: [galaxy-user] Batch jobs...

2012-10-26 Thread Björn Grüning
Hi Neil,

if you run your workflow, there is small little symbol/icon (looks like
papers). If you click these ... you can select multiple input files at
once. Also you can probably use the Galaxy API for your task [1].

Happy research!
Bjoern

[1] http://wiki.g2.bx.psu.edu/Learn/API

> Hi,
>I've created a workflow that works well. The workflow accepts 2 input 
> files. After uploading all my input files (there is a lot). How can I batch 
> the process, because I don't want to select files manually and run each job 
> manually. Is there a way to batch this action?
> 
> Thanks
> Neil
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[galaxy-user] Manage Jobs...

2012-10-26 Thread Neil.Burdett
Hi 
   I have a local install of Galaxy running on my desktop. When I'm running a 
task I expected to see the process under "Admin->Manage Jobs" but it doesn't 
appear here. Do I need to set something to see the processes here?

Neil
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[galaxy-user] Batch jobs...

2012-10-26 Thread Neil.Burdett
Hi,
   I've created a workflow that works well. The workflow accepts 2 input files. 
After uploading all my input files (there is a lot). How can I batch the 
process, because I don't want to select files manually and run each job 
manually. Is there a way to batch this action?

Thanks
Neil
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