On Wednesday 15 November 2006 21:01, C T wrote: > I was trying to access the following URLs today, but unable to view the > BioPHP CVS at all: [...] > Is it possible for you to send these to me in a zip file or something? I am > trying to develop a new website for geneticists at www.genome.ws and > integrating php code (from biophp.org and your files for php BLAST) for the > website. > > Please let me know and if you have any other useful tools for the proposed > website I have in mind > > Thanks, > Vittle B. I'm not seeing anything at www.genome.ws at the moment. What kind of site will it be? (Doesn't actually MATTER, I'm just curious). By odd coincidence, I finally (after a couple of years now) ended up in a position to play a little with the code again - I just dusted off the NCBI BLAST query code to query a set of sequences. Looks like it's still working - guess NCBI hasn't messed with the API much. I can send you a zip of the entire CVS tree (the whole thing's about 18k as a bzip'd tarball) if you'd like, either via email or ftp or whatever. For anyone else still on the mailing list wondering if this project is dead - nearly, but not totally. More like comatose with the possibility of eventual return to activity. A few painful years of a somewhat life-devouring job kept me away from being able to do much of anything here except discard the spam trying to get to the list and approve a slow trickle of subscription requests. Apologies to everyone who subscribed and ended up annoyed at the silence. Now that I've escaped Dilbertland and fortuitously managed to end up back in school again working on my Microbiology degree, I at least now have good cause to spend some more time dusting this stuff off and working on it again if I can get some time between classes. Anybody else still on the list and still interested in this project? Given that it looks like GenePHP/BioPHP has been more active and has the biophp.org domain the name probably ought to be changed, though. Perhaps something like "PHPBioFetch" since as it stands now the working code primarily deals with reading, parsing, and fetching biological data (rather than analyzing it)? -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: not available Type: application/pgp-signature Size: 189 bytes Desc: not available Url : http://bioinformatics.org/pipermail/biophp-dev/attachments/20061116/01f25de0/attachment.bin