Does this mean that the standard released version of Apollo which has not changed from July 2009 cannot load and display GFF3 and edits ? It is such a pity that MSPCrunch and Blixem do not work with modern ( or XML) blast2 output and Apollo cannot do GFF3 and edits. Where have all the simple, functional Blast viewers gone ? :-)
Exception in thread "AWT-EventQueue-0" java.lang.NullPointerException: Can't create feature without analyses
at apollo.config.FeatureProperty.setAnalysisTypes(FeatureProperty.java:404)
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I may have been using an older Apollo in my last bug report here. I found that I was unable to edit annotations but when I successfully clicked in preferences, no error message was sent to my GUI but I was not able to edit annotations and when I went back to preferences, the select box had silent unselected itself. The tiers config file was in a read-only directory.
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Apollo requires one level annotations to be wrapped within a FeatureSet. Fixed the GFF3 loading code to wrap the features.
Does this mean that the standard released version of Apollo which has not changed from July 2009 cannot load and display GFF3 and edits ? It is such a pity that MSPCrunch and Blixem do not work with modern ( or XML) blast2 output and Apollo cannot do GFF3 and edits. Where have all the simple, functional Blast viewers gone ? :-)
Exception in thread "AWT-EventQueue-0" java.lang.NullPointerException: Can't create feature without analyses
at apollo.config.FeatureProperty.setAnalysisTypes(FeatureProperty.java:404)
I may have been using an older Apollo in my last bug report here. I found that I was unable to edit annotations but when I successfully clicked in preferences, no error message was sent to my GUI but I was not able to edit annotations and when I went back to preferences, the select box had silent unselected itself. The tiers config file was in a read-only directory.