RE: [Soaplab-users] Getting Parameters Derived Service
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From: Marc L. <Mar...@de...> - 2005-07-20 07:55:33
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Hi Nandita,
In your soaplab distro you should find a little shell script (wrapper to
java AnalysisClient) run/run-analysis.
On the commnand line:
run/run-analysis -ii -name edit::seqret
Result:
Input parameter attributes:
feature
prompt: Use feature information
type: String
send_defaults: false
mandatory: false
default: false
qualifier: feature
firstonly
prompt: Read one sequence and stop
type: String
send_defaults: false
mandatory: false
default: false
qualifier: firstonly
<skip>
This information can also be obtained via the Taverna workbench (I am
not sure what kind of 'users' you are referring to).
HTH,
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> Hi there,
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> I am trying to use soaplab in order to execute a given web service.=20
> Hence I give the user a set of possible set_<name> methods to=20
> choose from for the given wsdl.
> The user over here has to himself choose the parameters for=20
> the given set_<name> operation. For example
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> in edit::seqret::derived
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> to do client.doCall("set_sequence_direct_data",
> params);
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> the user has to know beforehand what are the exact parameters=20
> for the above operation to be called.i.e set_seq_dir_data=20
> requires a "sequence" param.
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> Is there a way to ease the user of this requirement, of=20
> knowing the exact parameter names & types and can it be=20
> obtained from the wsdl somehow?
> Such that when i instantiate my application, the user is not=20
> only given the names of possible set_<name> operations from=20
> the wsdl but also input params required by the operation such=20
> as sequence in the case of set_sequence_direct_data operation?
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> thank you so much ,
> nandita.
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