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upgrade to MH 11.1

PavelK

Hello,

i upgraded my MH QUANT 10.1 to 11.1 and since then the batch.script doesn't work for me, we are using a modified component.config, do you know where the error could be? This component.config worked with all 10 versions of masshunter (10,10.1 and 10.2)

Thank you.

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    First of all, thank you for posting publicly, I had not noticed this interface feature of MassHunter Quant, it looks very useful.

    Were you able to get it working in 11.1?

    If you're allowed to share your "IScriptable" folder, I would be very interested in seeing an use example. I am University/Government employed in Denmark, if that helps regarding permissions. Slight smile

    I am aware it will not function fully on my machine, but csc.exe indicates some compiling failing at the initialization, and you don't seem to be referencing any internal dll, so I should get far enough that I might be able to reproduce or not, and if it doesn't fail on my machine, you can get a hint at what is wrong.

  • 0 in reply to CBM

    Hi, sorry i can't share our script, but i can share testing script for compilation purposes. It still doesn't work on MH 11.1, compilation of methods from IScriptableInterface does not work when uploading a batch. You must create IScriptable folder like this C:\MassHunter\Scripts\Quant\IScriptable\Batch_Script.txt"> and copy that batch_script.txt into , and copy component.config.xml here C:\Program Files\Agilent\MassHunter\Workstation\Quant\bin, make backup of that component.config.

    Fullscreen 2818.component.config.xml Download 
    <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<components>
  <defaultnamespace>Agilent.MassSpectrometry.DataAnalysis.Quantitative</defaultnamespace>
  <references>
    <reference framework="true" assembly="System.Data.dll"/>
    <reference framework="true" assembly="System.Data.DataSetExtensions.dll"/>
    <reference framework="true" assembly="System.Xml.dll"/>
    <reference framework="true" assembly="System.Web.Services.dll"/>
    <reference framework="false" assembly="Quantitation.dll"/>
    <reference framework="false" assembly="QuantUtils.dll"/>
    <reference framework="false" assembly="ScriptableInterfaces.dll"/>
    <reference framework="true" assembly="System.Linq.dll"/>
    <reference framework="true" assembly="System.Core.dll"/>
    <reference framework="true" assembly="System.Xml.Linq.dll"/>
    <reference framework="true" assembly="System.Windows.Forms.dll"/>
    <reference framework="true" assembly="System.Threading.Tasks.dll"/>
    <reference framework="true" assembly="System.Drawing.dll"/>
    <reference framework="true" assembly="System.Net.dll"/>
    <reference framework="true" assembly="System.IO.dll"/>
  </references>
  <interface name="IScriptableSample">
    <implementation assembly="CompoundMath_Script.dll">
      <script name="CompoundMath_Script.txt">
        <references>
          <reference framework="false" assembly="BatchAnalysis.dll"/>
        </references>
      </script>
    </implementation>
  </interface>
  <interface name="ICustomExpressions">
    <implementation assembly="C:\MassHunter\Scripts\Quant\IScriptable\CustomExpressions_Script.dll">
      <script name="C:\MassHunter\Scripts\Quant\IScriptable\CustomExpressions_Script.cs">
        <references>
        </references>
      </script>
    </implementation>
  </interface>
  <!--<interface name="IScriptableBatch">
    <implementation assembly="C:\MassHunter\Scripts\Quant\IScriptable\Batch_Script.dll">
      <script name="C:\MassHunter\Scripts\Quant\IScriptable\Batch_Script.txt">
        <references>
          <reference framework="false" assembly="BatchAnalysis.dll"/>
        </references>
      </script>
    </implementation>
  </interface>-->
  <interface name="IScriptableBatch">
    <implementation assembly="C:\MassHunter\Scripts\Quant\IScriptable\Batch_Script.dll">
      <script name="C:\MassHunter\Scripts\Quant\IScriptable\Batch_Script.txt">
        <references>
          <reference framework="false" assembly="BatchAnalysis.dll"/>
          <reference framework="true" assembly="System.Data.dll"/>
          <reference framework="true" assembly="System.Linq.dll"/>
          <!--<reference framework="true" assembly="System.Linq.Enumerable.dll"/>-->
          <reference framework="true" assembly="System.Data.DataSetExtensions.dll"/>
          <reference framework="true" assembly="System.Collections.dll"/>
          <reference framework="true" assembly="System.Xml.Linq.dll"/>
          <reference framework="true" assembly="System.IO.dll"/>
          <reference framework="true" assembly="System.Xml.dll"/>
          <reference framework="true" assembly="System.Core.dll"/>
          <reference framework="true" assembly="System.Threading.Tasks.dll"/>
          <reference framework="true" assembly="System.Net.dll"/>
        </references>
      </script>
    </implementation>
  </interface>
  <interface name="IScriptableOutlier" instanceName="Accuracy">
    <implementation assembly="OutlierAccuracy_Script.dll">
      <script name="OutlierAccuracy_Script.txt">
        <references>
        </references>
      </script>
    </implementation>
  </interface>
  <interface name="IScriptableSample">
    <implementation assembly="Sample_Script.dll">
      <script name="Sample_Script.txt">
        <references>
        </references>
      </script>
    </implementation>
  </interface>
  <interface name="IScriptableCompound">
    <implementation assembly="Compound_Script.dll">
      <script name="Compound_Script.txt">
        <references>
        </references>
      </script>
    </implementation>
  </interface>
  <interface name="IScriptableQuantifierIon">
    <implementation assembly="QuantifierIon_Script.dll">
      <script name="QuantifierIon_Script.txt">
        <references>
        </references>
      </script>
    </implementation>
  </interface>
  <interface name="IScriptableQualifierIon">
    <implementation assembly="QualifierIon_Script.dll">
      <script name="QualifierIon_Script.txt">
        <references>
        </references>
      </script>
    </implementation>
  </interface>
</components>
    Fullscreen Batch_Script.txt Download 
    using System;
using Agilent.MassSpectrometry.DataAnalysis.Quantitative;

namespace ScriptTest
{
    internal class Batch_Script
    {
    }

    public class ScriptableBatch : IScriptableBatch
    {
        public void _OnBatchAnalysisStarting(QuantitationDataSet dataSet, short batchId)
        {
            // ALS Implementation
        }

        public void _OnBatchAnalyzed(QuantitationDataSet dataSet, short batchId)
        {
            // ALS Implementation
        }

        public void _OnBatchLoaded(QuantitationDataSet dataSet, short batchId)
        {
            // ALS Implementation
        }
    }
}

  • 0 in reply to PavelK

    Thank you for sharing the testing script, I learned a lot, and I was able to get the same error as you in MH Quant v11.1 and no errors in MH Quant v10.2.

    It seems all .NET Framework 4.X should use "v4.0" as "CompilerVersion", as no other "4.X" is valid: see "system/codedom/compiler/RedistVersionInfo.cs" at the Microsoft Github (My original reply got flagged due to linking to GitHub, so I might have replied twice.)

    So I don't know of a way to fix this, as some Agilent code must be selecting an invalid "CompilerVersion". And unfortunately, only versions "v2.0" and "v3.5" performs a registry lookup, and they're likely using some 4.X as "howard_sanford" mentioned.

    It seems MH v12.0 is released or about to be released (MH Quant v11.1 has moved to "Previous Versions" on my subscribenet) - so hopefully someone actually tested this code, and fixed the issue. Slight smile

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  • 0 in reply to PavelK

    Thank you for sharing the testing script, I learned a lot, and I was able to get the same error as you in MH Quant v11.1 and no errors in MH Quant v10.2.

    It seems all .NET Framework 4.X should use "v4.0" as "CompilerVersion", as no other "4.X" is valid: see "system/codedom/compiler/RedistVersionInfo.cs" at the Microsoft Github (My original reply got flagged due to linking to GitHub, so I might have replied twice.)

    So I don't know of a way to fix this, as some Agilent code must be selecting an invalid "CompilerVersion". And unfortunately, only versions "v2.0" and "v3.5" performs a registry lookup, and they're likely using some 4.X as "howard_sanford" mentioned.

    It seems MH v12.0 is released or about to be released (MH Quant v11.1 has moved to "Previous Versions" on my subscribenet) - so hopefully someone actually tested this code, and fixed the issue. Slight smile

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