Closed colinbrislawn closed 8 years ago
I've tested out some other functions, and think this is due to me not haveing Apache Commons installed. I guess I should rephrase my question:
Which Apache Commons dependancies does RDP Tools need? How do I go about installing them from the command line?
Thanks!
@rdpstaffmsu @wangqion Any updates to this? We are interested in incorporating this soon.
Thank you for your time, Colin
Hi Colin,
I would like to start a fresh installation, if that is possible, using the following commands:
sincerely, Santosh
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Thank you for your time, Colin
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When you run make, it should automatically retrieve the correct jars specified in the file "ivy.xml" inside the classifier package and place the jar files into the designated places.
I saw you used command: /Users/bris469/anaconda/envs/_test/bin/classifier.jar
I suggest you put the entire RDPTools in your /Users/bris469/anaconda/envs/_test/bin/directory.
If you want to copy the compiled jars from RDPTools directory to a different location, make sure you also copy the lib directory inside RDPTools. The lib contains the jars the Classifier and other RDP tools need.
The jars needed by classifier.jar are these: AlignmentTools.jar ReadSeq.jar TaxonomyTree.jar commons-cli-1.2.jar commons-io-2.4.jar jcommon-1.0.16.jar jfreechart-1.0.13.jar
make sure you also copy the lib directory inside RDPTools
Ah ha! Thank you for this guidance. I'll try it now.
Works great! Thank you all.
Good afternoon,
I've just deployed the RDP Tools as directed. I'm having trouble using them.
This command works fine.
This command fails:
(The path to the .fasta file is correct.)