I've made a couple of transform scripts to use when importing elispot data. I've tried javascript and perl scripts, but what keeps happening is when I import the .ctl file and go through the steps of inputing sample and antigen information, at the end, right when it's supposed to run the transform script, I get a small little error message that says:
Unable to load data file: Plate reader type not found
Of course, am using the CTL plate reader and it works as soon as I remove the validation script from the assay design. Unfortunately, no errors appear in the error log. The console file I set up for the scripting engine is not written to. There appears to be no output at all other than this erroneous error message. I can't even get started making a working script because I have no clue how to get past this. Any ideas? |
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| Karl Lum responded: |
2011-01-20 17:01 |
Hi Michael, I'm able to reproduce the problem locally. I'll try to debug it and see if there is a work around or whether the software needs to be fixed/patched.
Would you mind sending me your perl transform script so that I can see if the transform framework can work for your scenario or if it's not possible to send, would you mind describing what your transform does?
thanks, Karl |
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| michael_stover responded: |
2011-01-21 06:54 |
Hi Karl,
I am just starting, so my script did nothing other than copy the data. I also copy pasted the perl script from the documentation which adds an "Animal" column to the data and got the same results. |
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| Karl Lum responded: |
2011-01-25 13:43 |
Hi Michael,
I looked into this and unfortunately a bug has crept into the assay that prevents a transform script from being properly run. I do not have a viable workaround for this either.
I should be able to fix this in our current development line: 11.1 which is scheduled to be released around the end of March, early April.
- Karl |
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