Hmm, I would like to write or rewrite existing java libraries pertinent 
to the SwissProt database.  How do I participate and what sort of 
cvs-kind of setup do I need?  Or maybe someone else already signed up 
for it???

G

On Tuesday, March 5, 2002, at 10:59 AM, Ewan Birney wrote:

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> Apologies for the cross posting again to the bio* projects
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> Swissprot is developing a XML markup for swissprot which is such a big
> step forward away from having to column count comment lines I think it 
> is
> great! I think it is perfectly sensible that swissprot is using their 
> own
> format as they really want to cleanly represent what they know --- I 
> think
> it is the job of the Bio* projects and/or XSLT hackers to map this into
> Agave/BSML/whatever-your-favourite-xml is.
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> URL below.
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> I'm going to look into a bioperl SeqIO parser. I wonder if Java and 
> Python
> want to look into their parsers for this.
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> Kai, Wolfgang and the general swissprot crew I think would be interested
> in feedback on the format. [EMAIL PROTECTED] is the place to post.
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> Hi Ewan,
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> Here is the URL and some examples:
>                http://www.ebi.ac.uk/swissprot/SP-ML/
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>> On Tuesday, March 5, 2002, at 02:03 , Kai Runte wrote:
>> Please send questions, suggestions, etc. to:
>>                   SP-ML Team <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Thanks,
> Wolfgang
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