WSMPsrch

As yet this is untested.

MPsrch is a biological sequence sequence comparison tool that implements the true Smith and Waterman algorithm. It allows an rigorous search in a reasonable computational time. MPsrch utilises an exhaustive algorithm, which is recognised as the most sensitive sequence comparison method available, whereas BLAST and FASTA utilise a heuristic one. As a consequence, MPsrch is capable of identifying hits in cases where BLAST and FASTA fail and also reports fewer false-positive hits.

A description of the WSDL service:

WSMPsrchService

Namespace: http://www.ebi.ac.uk/WSMPsrch


  • Port: WSMPsrch
  • Location: http://www.ebi.ac.uk/Tools/es/ws-servers/WSMPsrch
  • Protocol: http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/http
  • Default Style: rpc

Operations

poll

  • SOAP Action: http://www.ebi.ac.uk/WSMPsrch#poll
  • Input Message: pollRequest
    • jobid
      • string
    • type
      • string
  • Output Message: pollResponse
    • output
      • base64Binary

runMPsrch

  • SOAP Action: http://www.ebi.ac.uk/WSMPsrch#runMPsrch
  • Input Message: runMPsrchRequest
    • params
      • inputParams
    • content
      • WSArrayofData
  • Output Message: runMPsrchResponse
    • jobid
      • string

checkStatus

  • SOAP Action: http://www.ebi.ac.uk/WSMPsrch#checkStatus
  • Input Message: statusRequest
    • jobid
      • string
  • Output Message: statusResponse
    • status
      • string

getResults

  • SOAP Action: http://www.ebi.ac.uk/WSMPsrch#getResults
  • Input Message: resultsRequest
    • jobid
      • string
  • Output Message: resultsResponse
    • results
      • WSArrayofFile

WSDL Changes

DateDescription of Changes
12th May 2009First Snapshot