PublishProject.pdf
Publish a Project to the Server
Overview
Publish project function in the Server tab allows users to publish a local project to Array Server.
Publish project function in the Analysis tab allows users to publish currently opened local/server project to Array Server.
Publishing project allows authorized users to access the project. The project will also be available for searches in the Search Wizard.
Input Data Requirements
Any Local project can be published. Server projects can be published, if they are open in the [[Solution Explorer] in Array Studio, by selecting "Publish Project" in the File menu.

Options
Choose data/items to publish
All data in the selected project will be displayed. By default, all data are selected, but the user can deselect data that should not be published.

Choose data to enable full text search
Selected data will be included in searches from Search Wizard.
MetaData tab
Users can type in MetaData for the published project. Fields marked with "*" are required.
- Load Meta Data From Published Project: Users can choose to load meta data from a published project if they share the same meta data.
- Load Meta Data From Server Project: Users can choose to load meta data from server project if they share the same meta data.
Inference Report tab
Users can use this tab to check available data (e.g. Raw p-value, Estimate, Fold change) in each inference report and comparison.
Category tab
Users can use this tab to select appropriate categories, which are predefined by server administrator.
Publish tab
Users can use this tab to choose authorized Readers and Editors for this published project. Users can also set this published project as private, so only the publishing user and server administrators can access it.
Output
After the project is published, authorized users can use Search Wizard to search and open this project when they connect to Array Server.
Table data expected
While publishing a project with multi tables, there might be one 'empty' table with either zero rows or zero column, in that case users might see an error 'Publish failed. Error = Table data expected', as shown below. Uncheck the box in front of those empty tables would solve this issue.
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Known Issues
Curator users can read all public projects, regardless of the permissions set at project level.