Hi,
I'm new to Java, new to biojava. I tried to install biojava, but
instead of .jar files winding up in my Windows directory, I get .zip
files. When I expand them, I get folders META-INF and org, which I
suspect are really supposed to be in the .jar file. I tried renaming
.zip to .jar, but Ecl
You just have to download the jar files from
http://www.biojava.org/download14.html . There's no such thing as
'installing' it really - just download the jar files, then make sure
they're on your classpath (or set them up as a library in your IDE).
If Internet Explorer is renaming or doing stuff b
If you are using WinZip on windows the jar icon looks the same as a zip
file. This is because winzip can read JAR files not because they are zip
files. You never need to unzip a zip file (even if it is actually zipped).
The source and docs files are zipped (usually .tar.gz) many modern IDEs
don
Thank you, Mark and Richard -
Yes, it's IE, and I think it's renaming them as I download. I can
force the new name to be .jar, and Eclipse is now happy. I think
another problem was involved when I earlier tried renaming to .jar;
too many things too new all at once. It's up and running now; tha
Hello fellow biojova'ers
I need, as every bioinformatician who uses java, a blast parser. I tried
biojova's blastparser (from the cookbook), but recent blast outputs
(2.2.10-11) are not supported. When I use the lazy method, I get a
NullPointerException. So my questions are:
1) Has someone o
