PcProf predict physico-chemical profiles of proteins (CNRS IBCP)

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Contributor URLhttp://gbio-pbil.ibcp.fr/ws
WSDL URLhttp://gbio-pbil.ibcp.fr/media/wsdl/PcProfWS.wsdlFAILED Show/Hide Details

This service is providing several physico-chemical profiles for the submitted sequence of protein:

  • Hydrophilicity.
  • Hydropathy.
  • Flexibility.
  • Antigenicity (Parker).
  • Antigenicity (Welling)
  • Accessibility.
  • Transmembranous helices.
    • A description of the WSDL service:

    PcProf_Service

    Namespace: http://gbio.ibcp.fr:8090/PcProf_Service

    PcProf @ IBCP (http://gbio-pbil.ibcp.fr)

    • Port: PcProfPort
    • Location: http://gbio.ibcp.fr:8090/PcProf_Service
    • Protocol: http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/http
    • Default Style: rpc

    Operations

    submitPcProf

    Submit a sequence an get a jobID

    • SOAP Action: urn:PcProfWS.wsdl#submitPcProf
    • Input Message: submitPcProfRequest
      • Sequence
        • string
    • Output Message: submitPcProfResponse
      • JobId
        • string

    checkStatusPcProf

    Submit a jobID and get the status

    • SOAP Action: urn:PcProfWS.wsdl#checkStatusPcProf
    • Input Message: checkStatusPcProfRequest
      • JobId
        • string
    • Output Message: checkStatusPcProfResponse
      • Status
        • string

    getResultsPcProf

    >When job is finish, submit a jobid and get the results

    • SOAP Action: urn:PcProfWS.wsdl#getResultsPcProf
    • Input Message: getResultsPcProfRequest
      • JobId
        • string
    • Output Message: getResultsPcProfResponse
      • PhysicoChemProfile
        • string

    cancelPcProf

    When some thing is wrong, cancel your job

    • SOAP Action: urn:PcProfWS.wsdl#cancelPcProf
    • Input Message: cancelPcProfRequest
      • JobId
        • string
    • Output Message: cancelPcProfResponse
      • Status
        • string

    WSDL Changes

    DateDescription of Changes
    8th April 2009First Snapshot
    FAILED

    Test #1: Functional test

    Submitted by cblanchet on Thu, 01/15/2009 - 15:37
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