PREDATOR protein secondary structure prediction (CNRS IBCP)

PREDATOR is a secondary structure prediction method based on recognition of potentially hydrogen-bonded residues in a single amino acid sequence
A description of the WSDL service:
Predator_Service
Namespace: http://gbio.ibcp.fr:8090/Predator_Service
Predator @ IBCP (http://gbio-pbil.ibcp.fr)
Operations
submitPredator
Submit a sequence an get a jobID
- SOAP Action: urn:PredatorWS.wsdl#submitPredator
- Input Message: submitPredatorRequest
- Sequences
- string
- Sequences
- Output Message: submitPredatorResponse
- JobId
- string
- JobId
checkStatusPredator
Submit a jobID and get the status
- SOAP Action: urn:PredatorWS.wsdl#checkStatusPredator
- Input Message: checkStatusPredatorRequest
- JobId
- string
- JobId
- Output Message: checkStatusPredatorResponse
- Status
- string
- Status
getResultsPredator
When job is finish, submit a jobid and get the results
- SOAP Action: urn:PredatorWS.wsdl#getResultsPredator
- Input Message: getResultsPredatorRequest
- JobId
- string
- JobId
- Output Message: getResultsPredatorResponse
- SecStructure
- string
- Logout
- string
- SecStructure
cancelPredator
When some thing is wrong, cancel your job
- SOAP Action: urn:PredatorWS.wsdl#cancelPredator
- Input Message: cancelPredatorRequest
- JobId
- string
- JobId
- Output Message: cancelPredatorResponse
- Status
- string
- Status
WSDL Changes
| Date | Description of Changes |
| 8th April 2009 | First Snapshot |

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