Can't define X as a connection point in webservices

[ClairePA]

The following HELM string is valid PEPTIDE1{A.X.G.C.T.C.F.D.W.C}|BLOB1{BEAD}$PEPTIDE1,BLOB1,A:?-?:?$$$V2.0

However if I substitute X for A in the connection PEPTIDE1{A.X.G.C.T.C.F.D.W.C}|BLOB1{BEAD}$PEPTIDE1,BLOB1,X:?-?:?$$$V2.0

The webservices says the HELM is invalid. This is incorrect, the HELM string is fine.

The webeditor can handle this string, and displays correctly.

[MarkusWeisser]

On http://webeditor.openhelm.org/hwe/examples/App.htm, PEPTIDE1{A.X.G}$$$V2.0 Is also not considered as valid. So, we still have the refresh issue.

[ClairePA]

I am confused. I thought both these pages used the same webservice components: (http://54.83.135.171/WebService/FirstPage.html)[http://54.83.135.171/HELM2MonomerService/hwe/examples/App.htm

but PEPTIDE1{A.X.G}$$$V2.0 is valid according to the webeditor validation button (which I thought called the webservices) but not valid according to the webservices page. Are they using different components?

Help.

[MarkusWeisser]

Sorry, I always get confused with "X" as the notation for one single amino acid in peptides. The toolkit currently has an issue on recognizing "X" during validation of the connection section.

PEPTIDE1{A.*.G.C.T.C.F.D.W.C}|BLOB1{BEAD}$PEPTIDE1,BLOB1,*:?-?:?$$$V2.0 is valid and PEPTIDE1{A.*.G.C.T.C.F.D.W.C}|BLOB1{BEAD}$PEPTIDE1,BLOB1,2:?-?:?$$$V2.0 as well.

Should work with X in the same way.

BTW: PEPTIDE1{A.X.G}$$$V2.0 is not valid because of a missing $-symbol.

[ClairePA]

Retested - fixed.