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JohnIrwin at 21:18, 20 September 2007

2007-09-20T21:18:17Z

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After you have prepared input ([[DOCK Blaster:Prepare Input]]) and submitted a docking calculation, the data you uploaded is checked in various ways to avoid failure later in the pipeline. This page describes the steps taken by our automated scripts, the messages you may receive, and what to expect as your job progresses. Normally, the initial docking calculation should take between 15 and 30 minutes, but this will depend on your target and the load on our servers. If the preliminary calculations complete and are satisfactory, you may choose to perform [[DOCK Blaster:Large Database Docking | large database docking]].

== Submission Scrutinizer ==
Your data are uploaded to the server and checked for consistency, integrity, and completeness by the Submission Scrutinizer. The submission scrutinizer will conclude with one of four verdicts.[[Image:Tut1-2.jpg|thumb|right|Submission Scrutinizer]]
* 1. The data you uploaded were complete and did not need to be modified in any way. Docking has been submitted to the queue. Proceed to the Job Watcher.
* 2. Minor changes to the data you uploaded were required. These changes, which are reported back to you as warnings, have been made on your behalf, and the job has been submitted. Proceed to the Job Watcher. You may download the changed versions of the input files.
* 3. Major changes were required to the input you provided. These changes may or may not be what you wanted. Therefore, please examine the list of changes made and the updated files, and decide whether you wish to submit them or start over with modified input. If you choose submit, proceed to the Job Watcher. Otherwise, go back to the main input page.
* 4. Unrecoverable problems were encountered while processing your input. The errors and other warning are reported. Proceed back to main job launch page.

== Job Watcher ==
The Job Watcher gives you an at-a-glance overview of the current status of your job. Jobs progress through the following states.[[Image:Tut1-3.jpg|thumb|right|Job Watcher]]
* Grid preparation submitted
* Grid preparation running
* Grid preparation complete
* (Grid preparation failed)
* Preliminary docking calculations submitted
* Preliminary docking calculations running
* Preliminary docking calculations complete
* (Preliminary docking calculations failed)

When the preliminary docking calculations have completed, you may be eligible to choose large database docking. In this case, the Job Watcher has three states.

* Large database docking queued
* Large database docking running
* Large database docking complete
* Large database docking incomplete, stopped by user
* (Large database docking failed)

You may only run one large database docking calcuation at a time. [[Image:resbrowser1.jpg|thumb|right|Results Browser]]

== Results Browser ==
The results browser allows you to inspect the results of both preliminary docking calculations as well as large database docking calculations.

== Related Information ==
* sample data
*

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JohnIrwin at 23:54, 20 December 2006

2006-12-20T23:54:25Z

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	You may only run one large database docking calcuation at a time.		You may only run one large database docking calcuation at a time. [[Image:resbrowser1.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Results Browser]]

	== Results Browser ==		== Results Browser ==
	The results browser allows you to inspect the results of both preliminary docking calculations as well as large database docking calculations.		The results browser allows you to inspect the results of both preliminary docking calculations as well as large database docking calculations.

JohnIrwin at 23:51, 20 December 2006

2006-12-20T23:51:43Z

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	== Submission Scrutinizer ==		== Submission Scrutinizer ==
	You data are uploaded to the server and checked for consistency, integrity, and completeness by the Submission Scrutinizer. The submission scrutinizer will conclude with one of four verdicts.		You data are uploaded to the server and checked for consistency, integrity, and completeness by the Submission Scrutinizer. The submission scrutinizer will conclude with one of four verdicts.[[Image:Tut1-2.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Submission Scrutinizer]]
	* 1. The data you uploaded were complete and did not need to be modified in any way. Docking has been submitted to the queue. Proceed to the Job Watcher.		* 1. The data you uploaded were complete and did not need to be modified in any way. Docking has been submitted to the queue. Proceed to the Job Watcher.
	* 2. Minor changes to the data you uploaded were required. These changes, which are reported back to you as warnings, have been made on your behalf, and the job has been submitted. Proceed to the Job Watcher. You may download the changed versions of the input files.		* 2. Minor changes to the data you uploaded were required. These changes, which are reported back to you as warnings, have been made on your behalf, and the job has been submitted. Proceed to the Job Watcher. You may download the changed versions of the input files.
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	== Job Watcher ==		== Job Watcher ==
	The Job Watcher gives you an at-a-glance overview of the current status of your job. Jobs progress through the following states.		The Job Watcher gives you an at-a-glance overview of the current status of your job. Jobs progress through the following states.[[Image:Tut1-3.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Job Watcher]]
	* Grid preparation submitted		* Grid preparation submitted
	* Grid preparation running		* Grid preparation running

JohnIrwin at 20:43, 5 December 2006

2006-12-05T20:43:39Z

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	After you have prepared input ([[DOCK Blaster:Prepare Input]] and submitted a docking calculation, the data you uploaded is checked in ~~numerous~~ ways. This page describes the steps taken, the messages you may receive, and what to expect as your job progresses. Normally, ~~running~~ the initial docking calculation should ~~taken~~ between 15 and 30 minutes, but this will depend on your target, and the load on our servers. If the preliminary calculations complete and are satisfactory, you may choose to perform [[DOCK Blaster:Large Database Docking \| large database docking]].		After you have prepared input ([[DOCK Blaster:Prepare Input]]) and submitted a docking calculation, the data you uploaded is checked in various ways to avoid failure later in the pipeline. This page describes the steps taken by our automated scripts, the messages you may receive, and what to expect as your job progresses. Normally, the initial docking calculation should take between 15 and 30 minutes, but this will depend on your target and the load on our servers. If the preliminary calculations complete and are satisfactory, you may choose to perform [[DOCK Blaster:Large Database Docking \| large database docking]].

	== Submission Scrutinizer ==		== Submission Scrutinizer ==
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	== Related Information ==		== Related Information ==
			* sample data
			*

JohnIrwin at 20:35, 5 December 2006

2006-12-05T20:35:55Z

New page

After you have prepared input ([[DOCK Blaster:Prepare Input]] and submitted a docking calculation, the data you uploaded is checked in numerous ways. This page describes the steps taken, the messages you may receive, and what to expect as your job progresses. Normally, running the initial docking calculation should taken between 15 and 30 minutes, but this will depend on your target, and the load on our servers. If the preliminary calculations complete and are satisfactory, you may choose to perform [[DOCK Blaster:Large Database Docking | large database docking]].

== Submission Scrutinizer ==
You data are uploaded to the server and checked for consistency, integrity, and completeness by the Submission Scrutinizer. The submission scrutinizer will conclude with one of four verdicts.
* 1. The data you uploaded were complete and did not need to be modified in any way. Docking has been submitted to the queue. Proceed to the Job Watcher.
* 2. Minor changes to the data you uploaded were required. These changes, which are reported back to you as warnings, have been made on your behalf, and the job has been submitted. Proceed to the Job Watcher. You may download the changed versions of the input files.
* 3. Major changes were required to the input you provided. These changes may or may not be what you wanted. Therefore, please examine the list of changes made and the updated files, and decide whether you wish to submit them or start over with modified input. If you choose submit, proceed to the Job Watcher. Otherwise, go back to the main input page.
* 4. Unrecoverable problems were encountered while processing your input. The errors and other warning are reported. Proceed back to main job launch page.

== Job Watcher ==
The Job Watcher gives you an at-a-glance overview of the current status of your job. Jobs progress through the following states.
* Grid preparation submitted
* Grid preparation running
* Grid preparation complete
* (Grid preparation failed)
* Preliminary docking calculations submitted
* Preliminary docking calculations running
* Preliminary docking calculations complete
* (Preliminary docking calculations failed)

When the preliminary docking calculations have completed, you may be eligible to choose large database docking. In this case, the Job Watcher has three states.

* Large database docking queued
* Large database docking running
* Large database docking complete
* Large database docking incomplete, stopped by user
* (Large database docking failed)

You may only run one large database docking calcuation at a time.

== Results Browser ==
The results browser allows you to inspect the results of both preliminary docking calculations as well as large database docking calculations.

== Related Information ==