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+ * You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
+ * along with Jalview. If not, see
The Web Services Preferences Dialog Box
++ The Web Services Preferences Dialog Box +
-Jalview includes a range of web services clients for data -retrieval and analysis. The Web Services menu found in each -alignment window provides access to some of these services, and is -configured via the web services preference dialog box, -available from the Preferences panel from the Tools→Preferences... -menu from the Jalview Desktop window's menu bar.
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Configuring the list of JABAWS servers
-The main area of the panel shows the list of JABAWS
-servers that Jalview is currently aware of. A server's URL may be added,
-edited by double clicking on it, or deleted by selecting it and using
-the buttons below. After adding or editing a server's URL, you will be
-asked if you wish to test the server. If you wish to do so, then first
-ensure you can view the new server's test report, which will be output
-on Jalview's standard console output (you can open Jalview's built in
-console viewer via the Tools→Java Console menu
-option).
Controlling the layout of the Web Services Menu
-The range of services that Jalview is able to access depends upon your
-requirements, and local computational resources. However, when a large
-number of resources are available, then the entries and sub menus in the
-web services menu can quickly become unwieldly. The
-options in the lower part of the dialog box enable you to control the
-display of each type of analysis service client in the web services
-menu. In addition, indexing options are provided that enable you to
-define the layout of the menus provided for JABAWS services by sorting
-them into submenus according to analysis type and/or host server.
The web services preferences panel was added in Jalview -2.6
-Web Services Invalid
-URL warnings
-Jalview may inform you of any problems contacting the web services by
-showing a dialog box like the one below:
-
The web services warnings dialog box was added in -Jalview 2.6.1
++ Jalview includes a range of web services clients for data retrieval + and analysis. The Web Services menu found in each alignment + window provides access to some of these services, and is configured + via the web services preference dialog box, available from + the Preferences panel from the Tools→Preferences... + menu from the Jalview Desktop window's menu bar. +
++
+ Configuring the list of JABAWS servers
The
+ main area of the panel shows the list of JABAWS
+ servers that Jalview is currently aware of. The list includes a
+ colour coded status: green indicates that all services are available
+ for a given server, amber signifies that one or more services on the
+ server are not fully functional, and red highlights servers that
+ could not be contacted or are not functional for some other reason.
+
+ A server's URL may be added, edited by double clicking on it, or + deleted by selecting it and using the buttons below. After adding or + editing a server's URL, you will be asked if you wish to test the + server. If you wish to do so, then first ensure you can view the new + server's test report, which will be output on Jalview's standard + console output (you can open Jalview's built in console viewer via + the Tools→Java Console menu option). +
+
+ Controlling the layout of the Web Services Menu
+ The range of services that Jalview is able to access depends upon
+ your requirements, and local computational resources. However, when
+ a large number of resources are available, then the entries and sub
+ menus in the web services menu can quickly become
+ unwieldly. The options in the lower part of the dialog box enable
+ you to control the display of each type of analysis service client
+ in the web services menu. In addition, indexing options are provided
+ that enable you to define the layout of the menus provided for
+ JABAWS services by sorting them into submenus according to analysis
+ type and/or host server.
+
+ The web services preferences panel was added in Jalview + 2.6, and server status indications added in Jalview 2.8. +
+
+ Web Services Invalid URL
+ warnings
Jalview may inform you of any problems
+ contacting the web services by showing a dialog box like the one
+ below:
+
+ The web services warnings dialog box was added in Jalview + 2.6.1 +