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Hi,
I keep getting the following error when I try and index my instance of
cpath. It indexes to 89% and then I get the following error:
Fatal Error: org.jdom.input.JDOMParseException: Error on line 1:
Content is not allowed in prolog. There is no stack trace just this
line.
Thanks,
Ruth
Ethan Cerami
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Jul 27, 2009, 2:34:18 PM7/27/09
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What data sources have you imported? Looks like it could be something
with the biopax input files...?
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Jul 27, 2009, 2:47:21 PM7/27/09
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Mint, Intact, HPRD, Biogrd, Mips (all converted from PSI to Biopax), and
Kegg, Reactome, NCI, Biocarta, Humancyc, Cellmap, Netpath and INOH.
Is there anyway to fix it without re-building?
Ruth
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My suggestion would be to modify the indexing code to print out the
cpath ID for each record as it is indexed, so that you can find the
offending record.
Then, look up the XML_BLOB for that offending record, and see which
data source it is. It *might* be possible to update the XML_BLOB
directly, w/o having to rebuild everything, but I would not get your
hopes up.
Ethan
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Jul 28, 2009, 9:03:09 AM7/28/09
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Hi Ethan,
Thanks for the suggestion. I found
the offending record and the XML_BLOB actually only contained “[PLACE
HOLDER]”. I removed the record and the indexing worked.