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Neil Voss, 06/09/2010 08:39 AM

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* Location:
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** /myami/myamiweb/processing
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* Sub Folders:
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** @inc@ — include directory, common libraries like @appionlib@
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** @js@ — javascript directory, contains @help.js@ the help pop-up window text
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** @img@ — image director, contains images like program logos (e.g., EMAN, Appion, Spider) and check, cross, and ext icons for image assessor
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** @css@ — style sheets, custom look and feel of website, usually not modified
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* The include (@inc@) folder
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** @appionloop.inc@ — contains the common interface for all appionLoop programs (CTF estimators, Particle pickers, and Make Stack)
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** -@euler.inc@- — depricated on the fly Euler plot generation script, was way too slow moved to python
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** @menuprocessing.php@ — a single, giant function that generates the menu on the left side of all appion pages
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** @particledata.inc@ — collection of all database queries, e.g., getStackIds(), getParticlesFromImageId(), getPixelSizeFromImgId(), or getStackIdFromReconId()
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** @processing.inc@ — functions that are common to all Appion pages, e.g., processing_header(), referenceBox(), submitAppionJob(), getProjectId()
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** @summarytables.inc@ — provides summary tables that are common on many pages, e.g., stacksummarytable(), alignstacksummarytable(), and modelsummarytable()
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* Ideal flow for a job process:
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** _select program_ (e.g., @selectParticleAlignment.php@) — a selection page for each program that provides a detailed description to help user decide which on to use
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** _run Appion script_ (e.g., @runDogPicker.php@) — setup parameters and run the program
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** @checkAppionJob.php@ — follow the progress of the job (common to all scripts, except reconstructions, see @checkRefineJobs.php@)
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** _process summary_ (e.g., @stackhierarchy.php@) — show all runs of that process type, e.g., stacks
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** _process report_ (e.g., @stackreport.php@ — report on a particular run of that process type, e.g. stack id 12