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MView (SOAP)DescriptionMView 1) re-formats the results of a sequence database search (BLAST, FASTA, etc) or a multiple alignment (MSF, PIR, CLUSTAL, etc) adding optional HTML markup to control colouring and web page layout. When generating a multiple sequence alignment from a sequence database search result MView uses only the sequence data which appears in the search result. As a consequence regions of the query sequence and/or the hits found which are not matched do not appear in the generated alignment, however the alignments found in the search are retained as part of the multiple alignment. This contrasts with the method used by DbClustal (DbClustal (REST) or DbClustal (SOAP)) which uses the full length sequences (query and hits) to generate the alignment. For more information see:
Web service registry entries: ImportantWe kindly ask all users of EMBL-EBI Web Services to submit tool jobs in batches of up to 25 at a time and to not submit more until the results and processing has completed for these. This enables users as well as the service maintainers to deal more easily with local and remote network outages as well as scheduled or unscheduled downtime. Service provision happens on a fair-share basis. Overzealous usage of a particular resource will be dealt with in accordance to the EMBL-EBI's Terms of Use. ClientsSample clients are provided for a number of programming languages. For details of how to use these clients, download the client and run the program without any arguments.
For further details of these tool-kits and workflow platforms see our Guide to Web Services. WSDLThe WSDL for the MView SOAP service: http://www.ebi.ac.uk/Tools/services/soap/mview?wsdl OperationsgetParameters()Get a list of the parameter names. Arguments: none Returns: a list of strings giving the names of the parameters. getParameterDetails(parameterId)Get details of a specific parameter. Arguments:
Returns: a wsParameterDetails describing the parameter and its values. run(email, title, params)Submit a job to the service. Arguments:
Returns: a string containing the job identifier ( getStatus(jobId)Get the status of a submitted job. Arguments:
Returns: a string containing the status. The values for the status are:
Further details can be found in Synchronous and Asynchronous Access: JDispatcher. getResultTypes(jobId)Get the available result types for a finished job. Arguments:
Returns: a list of wsResultType data structures describing the available result types. getResult(jobId, type, parameters)Get the result of a job of the specified type. Arguments:
Returns: the result data for the specified type, base64 encoded. Depending on the SOAP library and programming language used the result may be returned in decoded form. For some result types (e.g. images) this will be binary data rather than a text string. Data TypesInputParametersThe input parameters for the job:
More detailed information about each parameter, including valid values can be obtained using the getParameterDetails(parameterId) operation. wsParameterDetailsDescriptive information about a tool parameter. Returned by getParameterDetails(parameterId).
wsParameterValueDescription of a tool parameter value. Used in wsParameterDetails.
wsPropertyProperties of a tool parameter value. Used in wsParameterValue.
wsRawOutputParameterAdditional parameters passed when requesting a result. See getResult(jobId, type, parameters).
wsResultTypeDescription of a result type. Returned by getResultTypes(jobId).
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Brown N.P., Leroy C. and Sander C. (1998)
MView: a web-compatible database search or multiple alignment viewer. Bioinformatics 14(4):380-1 PubMed: 9632837 DOI: 10.1093/bioinformatics/14.4.380 ![]() |