> 
> I am currently trying to access a ROOT file produced by manalyzer. By calling JSROOT.openFile("MIDAS_DOMAIN/outputRUN.root"). I can download the rootfile via MIDAS_DOMAIN/outputRUN.root. Using JSROOT.openFile results in an 501 error, 
> since the request feature is not provided. Using a simple API and uploading outputRUN.root there worked fine (when the run finised). 
> 
> Is there a way to use JSROOT.openFile with the current analyzed root file in Midas (so during the run)? I know that one can access histograms of the THttpServer via JSON but I need to get the full root tree.
> 

Good questions. Right now in manalyzer I do not do anything more than starting the ROOT web server (so whatever
they support should work) and providing two "standard" location: one in the output file for histograms
and other permanent output and one in memory for transient objects, such as waveform plots, etc.

At some point I would like to provide a function to "get" TAFlowEvent objects so you can do things
like event displays in javascript. But I need a c++ to json serializer and standard c++ does not have it.
So I will have to use the clang serializer (also used by ROOT) and it will take me a few days
to figure it out.

Back to "openFile".

If you figure out the missing bits that need to be added to our code,
please post them here or submit them as a pull request or a bug report in bitbucket.

Also it would be good if you can provide a code example of "openFile" working elsewhere
but not with manalyzer, if I can run it, maybe I can figure out what's missing. But lacking
some example code, there is nothing for me to hack at.

K.O.