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An EMMA 2.0 Project consists of a database and a corresponding user and group management, which is supplied by the GPMS-Project Management. The database uses the MAGE-OM object description scheme. After setting up a new project as it is described in the GPMS-Documentation, this database has to be "build up", attending the following steps:


Locate the xml-files needed for the setup:
= Project Setup =
The XML-files are currently  in the CVS repository (Directory: '''CVSDIR/bioinfo/emma2/src/dbshema''').


1. If the project is created via GPMS the database will already be set up.
So far, only a setup procedure valid for the [[CeBiTec]] installation of EMMA exists. You can find this documentation at [http://www.cebitec.uni-bielefeld.de/groups/brf/internal/AdminInfoEMMA#setup Project setup (internal)]
 
2. In the GPMS add the user ''emma - Emma Daemon'' as member to your project with role ''Daemon''
 
3. Import the Quantitationstypes and QuantitationtypeDimensions (QuantitationTypes-COMPLETE.xml)
Command:
<code><nowiki> test_import -p "Project" -i "[[IdentifierRefAction]]=Reference" XMLFILE </nowiki></code>
 
4. Import the Ontology information (Ontology-COMPLETE.xml)
Command:  
<code><nowiki>test_import -p "Project" XMLFILE </nowiki></code>
 
5. Import all necessary functions (AllTools.xml)
Command:
<code><nowiki> test_import -p "Project" -i "[[IdentifierRefAction]]=Reference" XMLFILE </nowiki></code>
 
6. Add the "ALL" group, if this has not already been done during the GPMS-Setup
Command:
<code><nowiki> emma_start add_group -g ALL </nowiki></code> or use the EMMA 2.0 web interface
 
7. Create pipelines from the functions imported in step 5 using the EMMA 2.0 web interface
/!\ Always create a pipline with the exact name  ''ArrayLayoutImport'' consisting solely of the function ''ArrayLayout Import''
 
Note: All functions have to be configured. These values will become the default values for the project.
 
/!\ Configure the Writer:DBAD function to use the appropriate [[QuantitationTypeDimension]] for your pipeline:
 
* ''CEBITEC:Spotted:[[NormalizedFeature]]'' for normalization-pipelines
* ''CEBITEC:Spotted:[[SignificanceTest]]'' for significance test pipelines
* ''CEBITEC:Spotted:[[LimmaTest]]'' for a LIMMA sign. test pipeline
 
All other Writer functions should not need further configuration
 
8. Import arraylayouts (e.g. A-MEXP-85 from www.ebi.ac.uk) using the web-interface
 
9. Set up the permissions for the newly imported ArrayLayouts: Add the following group-permission
 
{| border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"
|  '''Group'''
|  '''Read'''
|  '''Edit'''
|  '''Reference'''
|  '''Delete'''
|  '''View permissions'''
|  '''Change permissions'''
|-
|  ALL
|  yes
|  undefined
|  yes
|  undefined
|  yes
|  undefined

Latest revision as of 07:16, 26 October 2011


Project Setup

So far, only a setup procedure valid for the CeBiTec installation of EMMA exists. You can find this documentation at Project setup (internal)