[DAS] [DAS2] [Fwd: Re: Writeback implementation]
Andy Jenkinson
andy.jenkinson at ebi.ac.uk
Wed Nov 5 23:15:37 UTC 2008
As I understand, the DAS/2 "type" attribute is a URI, to match the
"types" schema. This is really the equivalent of the type ID. Also,
<PROP> elements cannot have arbitrary attributes, instead they need two
attributes, one called "key" and the other "value":
so it would look more like:
<FEATURE uri="..." title="..." type="SO:0001069" >
<PROP name="typeLabel" value="polypeptide_structural_domain" />
<PROP name="typeCategory" value="inferred ..." />
With regards to the <LOC> element, this refers to the location of the
feature within a segment. In DAS/2 there can be more than one (i.e. the
same feature in multiple locations), but for DAS just send one LOC
element. The range attribute should be the start/end/strand positions of
the _feature_, so you do not need to send separate start and end properties:
<FEATURE ... >
<LOC segment="O00329" range="830:1031" />
However I would be careful with the numbers as I believe DAS/2 uses
zero-indexed start positions.
Gustavo Salazar wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> Thanks Andy for the examples about the use of the URI, now is much clear
> for me. I haven't implemented the small code to built the URI from the
> URI and base parameters but I will soon.
> Following the idea of use the PROP tag to put the attributes missed for
> DAS/2 that are required in DAS/1.53 I have modify my XML example as
> follows:
>
> <WRITEBACK xmlns="http://biodas.org/documents/das2"
> xml:base="http://das.sanger.ac.uk:80/das/interpro/features">
> <MESSAGE>phosphoinositide 3-kinase in leukocytes</MESSAGE>
> <FEATURES>
> <FEATURE uri="G3DSA:1.10.1070.11" title="PI3/4_kinase_cat"
> type="inferred from sequence similarity (ECO:0000044)" >
> <LOC segment="O00329" range="1:1044" />
> <PROP start="830" />
> <PROP stop="1031" />
> <PROP typeId="SO:0001069" />
> <PROP typeCategory="inferred from sequence similarity
> (ECO:0000044)" />
> <PROP typeLabel="polypeptide_structural_domain" />
> <PROP methodId="GENE3D" />
> <PROP methodLabel="GENE3D" />
> <PROP phase="-" />
> <PROP score="0.0" />
> <PROP commit_msg="added a new feature G3DSA:1.10.1070.11" />
> <PROP user="http://user.myopenid.com/" />
> </FEATURE>
> </FEATURES>
> </WRITEBACK>
>
> As you can notice i've also add the properties start and stop for the
> position of the feature since i noticed that the range in LOC is for the
> location of the segment and a segment can have several features in
> different positions.
> In my first tests with a document like this I can built the next answer
> with MyDas that looks correct for DAS/1.53
>
> <DASGFF>
> <GFF version="1.0"
> href="http://localhost:8080/MyDas/das/writeback/features?segment=O00329">
> <SEGMENT id="O00329" start="1" stop="1044" version="writeback"
> label="O00329">
> <FEATURE id="G3DSA:1.10.1070.11" label="PI3/4_kinase_cat">
> <TYPE id="SO:0001069" category="inferred from sequence similarity
> (ECO:0000044)">polypeptide_structural_domain</TYPE>
> <METHOD id="GENE3D">GENE3D</METHOD>
> <START>830</START>
> <END>1031</END>
> <SCORE>0.0</SCORE>
> <ORIENTATION>0</ORIENTATION>
> <PHASE>-</PHASE>
> </FEATURE>
> </SEGMENT>
> </GFF>
> </DASGFF>
>
> Cheers,
>
> Gustavo.
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