Closed vezzi closed 10 years ago
I got the same error previously -- yesterday when speaking to @vezzi he suggested this was an error thrown when there were not as many arguments passed as were expected? I don't know if this is correct but I do notice that in the command line listed here there is a -A
flag passed with no actual argument:
INFO 08:48:22,937 HelpFormatter - Program Args: -S /proj/a2010002/nobackup/tools/piper/qscripts/DNABestPracticeVariantCalling.scala --xml_input pipelineSetup.xml --global_config uppmax_global_config.xml --number_of_threads 8 --scatter_gather 23 -jobRunner Drmaa -jobNative -A -p node -N 1 --job_walltime 345600 --create_delivery -l DEBUG
My own command didn't have the -A flag but maybe piper expects this?
INFO 17:55:52,460 HelpFormatter - Program Args: -S /home/mario/piper/qscripts/DNABestPracticeVariantCalling.scala --xml_input /proj/a2010002/nobackup/mario/analysis_ready/G.Grigelioniene_14_01_UUSNP/G.Grigelioniene_14_01_UUSNP_setup.xml --global_config /home/mario/piper/globalConfig.xml --number_of_threads 16 --scatter_gather 23 -jobRunner Drmaa --job_walltime 345600 -run --alignment_and_qc
This is purely speculative though.
The key phrase here is: java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException: 0
, so it's trying to access an array on a empty array. I have an idea of where this error might arise and I'm gonna get to it as quickly as possible.
I'm not one hundred percent that the java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException: 0
is resolved. But since this could easily be related to any of the other bugs that we did resolve this week I think that it should be ok to close it. Unless @vezzi or @mariogiov protest I'm going to close this in the afternoon today.
This issue is linked to #3 and #2 but it adds also a new problem
This are the steps I followed to run piper:
xml file created, only one sample and only one fastq file as specified by the tsv file. This should not compromised the ability to run Piper.
To run piper I had to change the following files in order to make it find the right folders:
At this point all the environment variables should be OK and I should be able to run Piper but now I am getting a run time error. I got a pretty cryptic
java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException: 0
but I have to admit that I did not explore the problem too much as Nestor is going really too slow: