* Genetic, chromosomic, physical, features maps (ASCII or PostScript
graphic).
- If you want to retrieve a PostScript graphic, you MUST have a client
1.0 which accept "application/postscript".
- server send PostScript colour graphic if "COLOUR" is defined in
"${DATABASE}/wspec/psfonts.wrm".
- features maps only if sequence length < 5000, because with a length of
1 000 000 sequences "moulon.inra.fr" take approximately 30 seconds
to calculate the map, 3 minutes to write a PostScript file (whole map
= 15 pages) and size of result file is greater than 20 Mbyte for a
whole map
* more "dumper" : keySet, DNA ("ace" dump), longText
At compile time, definitions for dump and display (map) functions are
read from "${ACEDB_SRC}/wspec/quovadis.wrm". If you have modified this
file, you must adapt your functions for WWW (examples are given in
wwwgmapdisp.c, wwwpmapdisp.c, ...).
* table maker file (command "table table_maker_def arg") : name of table
maker definitions file are read from "${DATABASE}/wspec/table.menu.wrm".
* server detect automatically if a map, bibliography or table maker file
is associated with the document.
* For security reasons :
+ All pathnames of table maker definitions files are relative to directory
${DATABASE}. You can't put ".." in the pathname. Example for :
Gene
Map_Data : wquery/map_data.1.def
Pathname is "${DATABASE}/wquery/map_data.1.def".
+ you can't prefix a command with $ (subshell) or @.
+ isWriteAccess return always FALSE.
If all is well, source (only ANSI C) available Friday.
Guy Decoux