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Secure REST service call example (2)

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This is an example of a workflow that contains a call to a secure REST service that requires user to authenticate with HTTP Basic Authentication. You can use testuser/testpasswd as username and password for authentication when running the workflow.

Created: 2012-04-05 | Last updated: 2014-01-16

Credits: Alan Williams

Species Occurrence (1)

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Retrieve the first 100 occurrences of a species in Darwin format

Created: 2014-10-03

Credits: Alan Williams

Secure REST service call example (1)

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This is an example of a workflow that contains a call to a secure REST service that requires user to authenticate with HTTP Basic Authentication. You can use testuser/testpasswd as username and password for authentication when running the workflow.

Created: 2014-04-03

Credits: Alex Nenadic

Example workflow for REST and XPath activi... (1)

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This workflow fetches weather forecast for the user-specified location. First of all it uses the provided location name to obtain a WOEID ("Where On Earth ID") of that location, then uses that unique identifier to fetch the weather forecast from Yahoo server. Multiple results may be obtained in case there is no unique translation of the location to a WOEID. REST activity is used to perform HTTP requests and fetch data from remote servers; XPath activity is then used to parse the XML data a...

Created: 2014-04-03

Credits: Alex Nenadic

Example of interoperability validation on ... (2)

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Workflow that exemplifies the use of PDL (parameter description language) descriptions for rest services. The web service provides a VOTable that is processed according to the PDL description. Some of the columns in the votable are provided as output in the artifacts (smartVORest config). To check interoperability we have to validatate the connections between outputs and inputs of the artifacts. In this case, there is an error in the connections. dec output is connected to dec input but d...

Created: 2013-09-20 | Last updated: 2013-10-31

Credits: Julian Garrido

Use of rest services described with PDL (1)

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Workflow that exemplifies the use of PDL (parameter description language) descriptions for rest services. There are two cases. - the artifact provides as output the response from the service (rest config). - the web service provides a VOTable that is processed according to the PDL description. Some of the columns in the votable are provided as output in the artifacts (smartVOrest config).

Created: 2013-09-20

Credits: Julian Garrido

Text-mining using OSCAR to obtain a list o... (1)

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This service extracts chemical names from text and obtains identifiers for these names. It outputs a HTML string that can be opened in a browser providing a table of information and links to ChemSpider.Known issues - Character limit ~3000 - Unable to produce InChIs or CSID for some names - Error sometimes encountered when a trivial and systematic name for the same compound are used - Some issues with identifiers being recognised but not able to be processedrequires access ...

Created: 2013-04-18

Credits: Michael Smith Mark Borkum

Attributions: InChIToCSID

Elevation plot v.2 (2)

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Functionally identical to the original. I tried to upload a version with annotation, but somehow the notes didn't make it to myExperiment. From the prior verion: This workflow accepts city and country names as user-supplied input. These value are supplied to the GetWeather webservice (http://www.webservicex.net/globalweather.asmx?WSDL), which returns an XML record of location and weather info for each recognized city. (See the uploaded photo "weather example") The XML returned fr...

Created: 2011-10-06 | Last updated: 2011-10-06

Credits: Chrisser

Retrieval of molecular interactions within... (1)

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Description of the flow steps: 1. split the list of identifiers using allows separators, 2. build a MIQL query with these identifier in preparation of running a PSICQUIC request, 3. Retrieve molecular interaction from IntAct's PSICQUIC service using the generated MIQL statement, 4. filter the list of returned MITAB using the list of identifiers and only keep those lines where both participating molecules are members of the input list, 5. return the count and list of filtered MITAB lines.

Created: 2011-06-10 | Last updated: 2011-06-10

Credits: Skerrien