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On 05/02/2013 02:39 AM, Steffi Geisen wrote:
I installed the newer testversion in the same directory (CpGislandEVOtest/JbrowseViewer). First I thought that it might have to do with the version 1.9(.1) compared to 1.8.1 we are still using in CpGislandEVO, but here it happened again:
- the human refGene track was not displayed, only after clicking F5.
2013/5/1 Robert Buels <rbuels@gmail.com mailto:rbuels@gmail.com>
You're right, the problem seems to be gone in that test installation. I can still see the problem in the original installation, though. Here, make another test installation, this time using the attached minimized JBrowse build, and see if that one exhibits the problem. Robert Buels Lead Developer JBrowse - http://jbrowse.org On 05/01/2013 11:26 AM, Steffi Geisen wrote: Hi Robert, I uploaded it to a test directoy: http://bioinfo2.ugr.es/__CpGislandEVOtest/show_evo.php?__name=AAAS <http://bioinfo2.ugr.es/CpGislandEVOtest/show_evo.php?name=AAAS> and the only thing that is changed so far compared to the original installation is that the subdirectory which contains all the Jbrowse data - JbrowseViewer - has all rights (chmod 777) on all folders + files. Can you reproduce the error? At the moment the problem does not occur when I open a frame, even in the original installation... really strange! If it doesn't happen to you as well anymore I think we can close the issue? I will test it tomorrow again at the University on another computer to see if it can be reproduced there (mainly working from home, too). Have you heard from others that they have this problem or could it be a server configuration thing? Greetings to Cambridge, Steffi 2013/4/30 Robert Buels <rbuels@gmail.com <mailto:rbuels@gmail.com> <mailto:rbuels@gmail.com <mailto:rbuels@gmail.com>>> Hi Steffi, I've spent quite a while working on this, and I haven't had any success. Would you be able to make another version of that JBrowseViewer.php page that displays the same data, but uses the JBrowse development version in the zipfile at http://jbrowse.org/test/____JBrowse-dev-dev.zip <http://jbrowse.org/test/__JBrowse-dev-dev.zip> <http://jbrowse.org/test/__JBrowse-dev-dev.zip <http://jbrowse.org/test/JBrowse-dev-dev.zip>>? This version of JBrowse has non-compressed source code, and will help me drill down and find the problem. Robert Buels Lead Developer JBrowse - http://jbrowse.org On 04/22/2013 06:05 AM, Steffi Geisen wrote: Hey Robert, maybe you have heard from that?! We let a user search in a gene database and provide links to a window which include 2 frames of Jbrowse from different species: http://bioinfo2.ugr.es/____CpGislandEVO/show_evo.php?____name=AAAS <http://bioinfo2.ugr.es/__CpGislandEVO/show_evo.php?__name=AAAS> <http://bioinfo2.ugr.es/__CpGislandEVO/show_evo.php?__name=AAAS <http://bioinfo2.ugr.es/CpGislandEVO/show_evo.php?name=AAAS>> If I click for example on the rheMac link (Macaca mulatta, show <http://bioinfo2.ugr.es/____CpGislandEVO/JBrowseViewer.____php?chromosome=chr11®ion=____50380016-50389838&assembly=____rheMac2&chromosome_hg19=chr12&____region_hg19=53698404-__53718247&__track_hg19=refGene&__track=__ensGene <http://bioinfo2.ugr.es/__CpGislandEVO/JBrowseViewer.__php?chromosome=chr11®ion=__50380016-50389838&assembly=__rheMac2&chromosome_hg19=chr12&__region_hg19=53698404-53718247&__track_hg19=refGene&track=__ensGene> <http://bioinfo2.ugr.es/__CpGislandEVO/JBrowseViewer.__php?chromosome=chr11®ion=__50380016-50389838&assembly=__rheMac2&chromosome_hg19=chr12&__region_hg19=53698404-53718247&__track_hg19=refGene&track=__ensGene <http://bioinfo2.ugr.es/CpGislandEVO/JBrowseViewer.php?chromosome=chr11®ion=50380016-50389838&assembly=rheMac2&chromosome_hg19=chr12®ion_hg19=53698404-53718247&track_hg19=refGene&track=ensGene>>>) first there is no gene shown in the ensGene track, although the browser points to the correct coordinates. If I do a refresh the page with F5 or open the data in a new window clicking on the rheMac title, the ensGene track shows the gene. This happens in other species as well, but only with ensGene and refGene tracks. Do you have any idea what could be the problem here and how to fix this? Thank you in advance, Steffi
Still can't reproduce this. Intermittency: the bane of plumbers and developers everywhere.
Moving this to the 2.0 milestone to revisit later.
This was probably caused by the race condition that was fixed in 1.9.7
On 04/22/2013 06:05 AM, Steffi Geisen wrote:>