Changeset 5684
- Timestamp:
- Aug 2, 2011, 5:00:19 PM (12 years ago)
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- trunk/doc/src/docbook/userdoc
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trunk/doc/src/docbook/userdoc/overview.xml
r4509 r5684 98 98 99 99 100 <sect2 id="userdoc_overview.start2work.getgoing"> 101 <title>Get going</title> 102 <para> 103 This description will guide you from the initiating tasks of creating the first account to 104 running an analysis plug-in. Most of the steps below ends with a reference to somewhere in the 105 documentation where more information can be found. 106 </para> 107 108 <sect3 id="userdoc_overview.start2work.getgoing.administrative"> 109 <title>Administrative tasks</title> 100 <sect2 id="userdoc_overview.start2work.administrative"> 101 <title>Administrative tasks</title> 110 102 <para> 111 103 Most of the tasks in this section require more privileges than the normal user … … 137 129 <para> 138 130 Information related to user-accounts can be found at 139 <xref linkend="user_administration" /> 140 . 131 <xref linkend="user_administration" />. 141 132 </para> 142 133 </listitem> … … 163 154 </listitem> 164 155 </orderedlist> 165 </sect 3>166 <sect 3 id="userdoc_overview.start2work.getgoing.user">156 </sect2> 157 <sect2 id="userdoc_overview.start2work.user"> 167 158 <title>User tasks</title> 168 159 <para> … … 183 174 <para> 184 175 The first thing for an user to do is creating a project to work in and set this as 185 < prompt>active project</prompt>186 .This should be done before any other items are created.176 <emphasis>the active project</emphasis>. 177 This should be done before any other items are created. 187 178 <xref linkend="project_permission.projects" /> 188 tell you more how working in projectcan help you and your co-workers.179 tell you more about how working in projects can help you and your co-workers. 189 180 </para> 190 181 </listitem> … … 243 234 analysis. 244 235 </para> 245 </sect3>246 236 </sect2> 247 237 </sect1> -
trunk/doc/src/docbook/userdoc/webclient.xml
r5442 r5684 46 46 <para> 47 47 You may, for example, try the BASE demo server. Go to the 48 URL <ulink url="http://base2.thep.lu.se :8080/demo/">http://base2.thep.lu.se:8080/demo/</ulink>48 URL <ulink url="http://base2.thep.lu.se/demo/">http://base2.thep.lu.se/demo/</ulink> 49 49 and enter <userinput>base2</userinput> for the login and <userinput>base2</userinput> 50 50 for the password. … … 130 130 cooperating with other users. We recommend 131 131 that you always use a project when working with BASE. 132 For more information read <xref linkend="project_permission"/>. 132 For more information read <xref linkend="project_permission"/>. The list 133 displays the most recently used projects first and then fills up 134 with the rest sorted by name. 133 135 </para> 134 136 </listitem> … … 197 199 198 200 <variablelist> 201 <varlistentry> 202 <term> 203 <guiicon> 204 <inlinemediaobject> 205 <imageobject><imagedata fileref="figures/project.gif" format="GIF" align="left"/></imageobject> 206 </inlinemediaobject> 207 </guiicon> 208 <interface> 209 Projects 210 </interface> 211 </term> 212 <listitem> 213 <para> 214 A list of all projects you are a member of. The most recently used projects are 215 listed first, then the list is filled with the rest of your projects up to a 216 maximum of 15. If you have more projects an option to display the remaining 217 projects is activated. Selecting a project in the list will make that project 218 the active project. 219 </para> 220 <tip> 221 <para> 222 The sort order in the menu of non-recent projects is the same as the sort order on the 223 projects list page. If you, for example, want to sort the newest 224 project first (after the most recently used ones), select to sort by the 225 <guilabel>Registered</guilabel> column in descending order on the list page. 226 The menu will automatically use the same order. 227 </para> 228 </tip> 229 </listitem> 230 </varlistentry> 199 231 <varlistentry> 200 232 <term> … … 247 279 for configuration information. 248 280 </para> 249 </listitem>250 </varlistentry>251 252 <varlistentry>253 <term>254 <guiicon>255 <inlinemediaobject>256 <imageobject><imagedata fileref="figures/project.gif" format="GIF" align="left"/></imageobject>257 </inlinemediaobject>258 </guiicon>259 <interface>260 Projects261 </interface>262 </term>263 <listitem>264 <para>265 A list of all projects you are a member of. Selecting a project in the266 list will make that project the active project. The list can display267 a maximum of 25 projects. If you are a member of more projects, the last268 menu entry will take you to the complete list of projects.269 </para>270 <tip>271 <para>272 The sort order in the menu is the same as the sort order on the273 projects list page. If you, for example, want to sort the newest274 project first, select to sort by the <guilabel>Registered</guilabel>275 column in descending order on the list page. The menu will automatically276 use the same order.277 </para>278 </tip>279 281 </listitem> 280 282 </varlistentry> … … 624 626 menu to bring up the preferences dialog. 625 627 This dialog has three tabs, <guilabel>Appearance</guilabel>, 626 <guilabel>Plugins</guilabel> and <guilabel> Most recent</guilabel>.628 <guilabel>Plugins</guilabel> and <guilabel>Recent items</guilabel>. 627 629 </para> 628 630 … … 684 686 <listitem> 685 687 <simpara> 686 <guilabel>Always</guilabel>: The full text is always displayed. 688 <guilabel>Always</guilabel>: The full text is always displayed. This may 689 cause tables, etc. to become hard to read since cells will automatically 690 grow to be able to display the full text. 687 691 </simpara> 688 692 </listitem> … … 736 740 data that is suitable for color coding, for 737 741 example the intensity ratio in two-color 738 experiments. The default setting is blue- black-yellow.742 experiments. The default setting is blue-white-yellow. 739 743 The list of presets contains other useful color combinations 740 744 (for example, the BASE version 1 red-yellow-green) and the most … … 752 756 We support all formatting options supported by the Java 753 757 language. For more information see: 754 <ulink url="http:// java.sun.com/javase/6/docs/api/java/text/SimpleDateFormat.html">SimpleDateFormat documentation</ulink>758 <ulink url="http://download.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/api/java/text/SimpleDateFormat.html">SimpleDateFormat documentation</ulink> 755 759 The most useful format patterns are: 756 760 </para> … … 782 786 We support all formatting options supported by the Java 783 787 language. For more information see: 784 <ulink url="http:// java.sun.com/javase/6/docs/api/java/text/SimpleDateFormat.html">SimpleDateFormat documentations</ulink>788 <ulink url="http://download.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/api/java/text/SimpleDateFormat.html">SimpleDateFormat documentations</ulink> 785 789 The most useful time-format patterns are: 786 790 </para> … … 803 807 <listitem> 804 808 <para> 805 The number of decimals to display for numeric values.809 The number of decimals to display for numerical floating point values. 806 810 The default is 2. 807 811 </para> … … 833 837 Mark the checkbox if you want to have a message sent 834 838 to you when a plug-in completes execution. This setting 835 can be overridden each time you start a plug-in. 839 can be overridden each time you start a plug-in. You'll 840 receive the message as a notification in BASE, but it may 841 also be possible to get the message as an email. 836 842 </para> 837 843 </listitem> … … 878 884 <para> 879 885 This tab contains settings that affect the <guilabel>Recent 880 items</guilabel> menu .886 items</guilabel> menu and selection lists in many edit dialogs. 881 887 </para> 882 888 … … 1075 1081 <guilabel>Recently used items</guilabel> setting (default is 4), 1076 1082 allowing you to quickly select one of those protocols. 1077 <xref linkend="webclient.configuration.preferences. appearance"/>1083 <xref linkend="webclient.configuration.preferences.mostrecent" /> 1078 1084 contains more information about the setting. 1079 1085 </para> … … 1185 1191 the list view, or from the single-item view. This section 1186 1192 only covers the last two cases. The trashcan is described in 1187 another section (<xref linkend="webclient.trashcan"/>).1193 <xref linkend="webclient.trashcan"/>. 1188 1194 </para> 1189 1195 … … 1482 1488 </sect2> 1483 1489 1484 <sect2 id="webclient.items.export">1485 <title>Export items</title>1486 <para>1487 This has a chapter of it's own. See <xref linkend="export_data"/>.1488 </para>1489 </sect2>1490 1491 1490 </sect1> 1492 1491 … … 1527 1526 <listitem> 1528 1527 <para> 1529 It support only a limited set of columns ( type, name and description)1530 since these are the only properties that are common 1531 among all items.1528 It support only a limited set of columns (id, item type, name and description) 1529 since these are the only properties that are common among all items. It is also 1530 possible to display sharing information. 1532 1531 </para> 1533 1532 </listitem> … … 1883 1882 configurations. The list of presets is the same as the one 1884 1883 described <link linkend="webclient.itemlist.presets">below</link>, 1885 but if used from this dialog the presets does not affect filters,1886 sort order, etc.1884 but if used from this dialog the presets only affects the visible columns 1885 and not filters or sort order. 1887 1886 </para> 1888 1887 </listitem> … … 2287 2286 <para> 2288 2287 With the <guilabel>Item overview</guilabel> 2289 function you can get an overview of all hybridizations,2288 function you can get an overview of all bioassays, 2290 2289 extracts, samples, annotations, raw data sets, etc. that are 2291 2290 related to a given item. In the overview you can also validate … … 2399 2398 The validation procedure is highly 2400 2399 configurable and you can select what you want to 2401 ignore, or somethingshould be displayed as an error2400 ignore, and what should be displayed as an error 2402 2401 or warning. 2403 2402 </para> … … 2449 2448 2450 2449 <varlistentry> 2450 <term><guilabel>Subtypes</guilabel></term> 2451 <listitem> 2452 <para> 2453 The options in this section are used to check that related items 2454 have a subtype that matches the subtype of the main item. For example, 2455 if we have an <emphasis>extract</emphasis> 2456 which is a <emphasis>labeled extract</emphasis> subtype the subtype for 2457 the related tag should be <emphasis>label</emphasis>, but if the extract 2458 is a <emphasis>library</emphasis> the subtype of the tag should be 2459 <emphasis>barcode</emphasis>. 2460 </para> 2461 </listitem> 2462 </varlistentry> 2463 2464 <varlistentry> 2451 2465 <term><guilabel>Annotations</guilabel></term> 2452 2466 <listitem> … … 2518 2532 </listitem> 2519 2533 </varlistentry> 2534 2535 <varlistentry> 2536 <term><guilabel>Files</guilabel></term> 2537 <listitem> 2538 <para> 2539 The options in this section are related to the validity of 2540 data files that can be attached to some items, for example, 2541 raw bioassays and array designs. The data files are usually 2542 validated immediately when they are used and the result is saved 2543 to the database. The options in this dialog can be used to find 2544 (or ignore) problems with data files. 2545 </para> 2546 </listitem> 2547 </varlistentry> 2548 2520 2549 2521 2550 <varlistentry> … … 2544 2573 <listitem> 2545 2574 <simpara> 2546 <emphasis>Array de ign mismatch</emphasis>:2575 <emphasis>Array design mismatch</emphasis>: 2547 2576 Checks if the array design specified for 2548 2577 a raw bioassay is the same array design 2549 specified for the hybridization.2578 specified for the physical bioassay. 2550 2579 </simpara> 2551 2580 </listitem> … … 2562 2591 <listitem> 2563 2592 <simpara> 2564 <emphasis> Incorrect number of labled extracts</emphasis>:2593 <emphasis>(Incorrect number of labled extracts)</emphasis>: 2565 2594 Checks if the number of labeled extracts 2566 2595 match the number of channels for the experiment. … … 2573 2602 <emphasis>Non-unique name</emphasis>: 2574 2603 Checks if two items of the same type 2575 have the same name. A unique name if important 2576 when exporting data in Tab2Mage format. 2604 have the same name. It is usually a good idea to 2605 have unique names within an experiment if the data is 2606 going to be exported and in other circumstances. 2577 2607 </simpara> 2578 2608 </listitem>
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