Closed MarkusWeisser closed 6 years ago
HELM Editor itself cannot parse SMILES, so it has to use web service to call server side to convert SMILES into molfile. The lookupurl parameter is used for this purpose
var args = {
// ...
cleanupurl: "??????" // web service to clean up structures
};
org.helm.webeditor.Adapter.startApp("div1", args);
This is not quattro's responsibility to fix. If the editor needs this function then Scilligence needs to write it. I do not mind whether it is a front or backend function but it is Scilligence's responsibility in either case.
HELM web editor won't be able to parse SMILES - it is huge amount work to re-implement this using javascript.
The editor is ready to call a web service to convert SMILES into molfile. We can demo this using our web service.
OK, thanks. I look forward to seeing your new webservice in action. I assume you will combine the changes with the HELM webservice?
It is good to get this sorted out since the structure view is also affected.
Need the backend web service to convert smiles into molfile
Using new WAR file, and it is working now.
The tool tip looks good now.
However when I select the two monomer molecule to display in the structure view, I get an error.
Fixed now
It does not crash now, and does display the structures, but the monomers are not connected together.
I cannot reproduce it. Could you upload the HELM notation you are using?
This is ChemAxon smiles, and I don't think CDK can read it.
Something is reading it since the structure is displayed. It looks more like there is an issue with the connection points not being understood.
Fixed in 2018-01-08 update. It converts the ChemAxon SMILES into CDK acceptable smiles.
Now I get the following error using the HELM above:
Remember to copy the HELM string in editing mode:
PEPTIDE1{[[C@H](C(=O)*)Cc1ccc(cc1)F |$;;;_R2;;;;;;;;$|].[Hse]}$$$$V2.0
OK, looks fine.
Using inline smiles shows a symbol #1 on the canvas. No structure is displayed on mouse over.