MultAlin multiple alignment (CNRS IBCP)

Description
Global multiple alignment of several sequences of proteins with the MultAlin algorithm.
Usage
You need to provide the following input arguments to the service:
- “Sequences” : the set of sequences of proteins to align. These sequences must be stored in Pearson-Fasta format
The outputs of the service are:
- “Status”: the status of the query
- “JobId”: the JobId in the remote service environment
- “Alignement”: the aligment of the query sequences generated with the ClustalW algorithm
More help about the usage of this Web service can be find on the IBCP Web Services home at http://gbio-pbil.ibcp.fr/ws
A description of the WSDL service:
Multalin_Service
Namespace: http://gbio.ibcp.fr:8090/Multalin_Service
Multalin @ IBCP (http://gbio-pbil.ibcp.fr)
Operations
submitMultalin
Submit a sequence an get a jobID
- SOAP Action: urn:MultalinWS.wsdl#submitMultalin
- Input Message: submitMultalinRequest
- Sequences
- string
- Sequences
- Output Message: submitMultalinResponse
- JobId
- string
- JobId
checkStatusMultalin
Submit a jobID and get the status
- SOAP Action: urn:MultalinWS.wsdl#checkStatusMultalin
- Input Message: checkStatusMultalinRequest
- JobId
- string
- JobId
- Output Message: checkStatusMultalinResponse
- Status
- string
- Status
getResultsMultalin
When job is finish, submit a jobid and get the results
- SOAP Action: urn:MultalinWS.wsdl#getResultsMultalin
- Input Message: getResultsMultalinRequest
- JobId
- string
- JobId
- Output Message: getResultsMultalinResponse
- Clu
- string
- Cl2
- string
- Msf
- string
- Logout
- string
- Clu
cancelMultalin
When some thing is wrong, cancel your job
- SOAP Action: urn:MultalinWS.wsdl#cancelMultalin
- Input Message: cancelMultalinRequest
- JobId
- string
- JobId
- Output Message: cancelMultalinResponse
- Status
- string
- Status
WSDL Changes
| Date | Description of Changes |
| 8th April 2009 | First Snapshot |

Test #1: Multalin functionnal test
Run a multiple alignment
and check the result against a pre-defined control
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