Closed arlin closed 8 years ago
@arlin I checked. Hippo didnot represent in response from finding names service. The service did fail to detect Hippopotamus amphibius. Can @abusalehmdtayeen verify this issue?
@ducvan0212 : I tried the tnrs service (http://phylo.cs.nmsu.edu:5004/phylotastic_ws/tnrs/ot/resolve?names=Bos%20taurus|Ovis%20aries|Hippopotamus%20amphibius|Balaenoptera%20acutorostrata|Megaptera%20novaeangliae) with all 5 species and it returned me match for all of them. It seems that the problem is not within the web service. Would you please check your end carefully?
When I checked with GNRD, I found that it can not detect the Hippopotamus amphibius. @ducvan0212 : As I understand, when a user uploads a list of species, you don't need to send the list to GNRD to find names. The scientific names are already there. In this case, your work-flow should start from taxonomic name resolver service. This will solve the problem with this issue.
You should use extracting names from files service because Arlin put 5 these names into a file. I remember I called service 2 to extract names.
It is fine, I will refactor my endpoint.
I finished upgrade portal. Now, you can upload a one-name-per-line list and if there is any names that can not be resolved, portal will display these names and allow you to edit them.
OK. The first issue (no hippo from OT) seems to have disappeared. The second issue was not providing a line item for un-matched names. This has now been fixed. which I can verify with the list below, which includes 5 real and 5 imaginary species (unicorn, selki, kraken, chimaera, dragon).
I uploaded the list of 5 species below, but the portal only shows me 4. Even if a name is not found in OpenTree's taxonomy, we should present the name in its own row. This is the feature that users want-- the taxon report should show the result for every input name, even if the there is no match
Bos taurus Ovis aries Hippopotamus amphibius Balaenoptera acutorostrata Megaptera novaeangliae