Dear Peter,

CML is a central part of the Bioclipse API and toolset and ensures 
interoperability between plugins locally in Bioclipse and over distributed web 
services. While much relies on CDK for reading/writing, I can also contribute a 
paragraph on CML extensions I implemented for a molecular dynamics project in 
Bioclipse, as well as assist Egon with atom type info roundtripping. I would be 
happy to contribute on these topics, please let me know if you think any of 
this would be suitable additions to your paper.

Kind regards,

Ola


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On 29 mar 2012, at 11.11, Peter Murray-Rust wrote:

> As a result of the "Semantic Physical Science" workshop earlier this year 
> (http://www-pmr.ch.cam.ac.uk/wiki/Semantic_Physical_Science) we are writing a 
> paper for J.Cheminformatics on "Building a code library for CML".  We'd like 
> information from anyone who has implemented a toolset to read and/or write 
> CML. The paper will analyse some of these in depth and record others. The 
> minimal amount of information is probably the coverage (through the usage of 
> CML Elements) , the language and a few additional fields (this are mainly 
> tickboxes). At present we are covering:
> Neylon/Python
> VTK
> Avogadro
> Chem4Word
> OpenBabel
> CDK/JChemPaint
> FoX
> Jmol
> JUMBO-system
> We'd very much like others to contribute - it can be closed source as well as 
> Open, We are generally interested in systems that use Schema2.4 or Schema3.0 
> as previous versions are deprecated. Note that Schema 2.4 has been used by 
> the community for about 5 years with no emendations. Schema3 does not 
> introduce new functionality but has a more modern approach using conventions 
> rather than content-models.
> 
> We are creating a spreadsheet and it may be simplest to share this in a 
> dropbox. 
> 
> If you write a section on your code then this will generally mean that you 
> are listed as an author. We only want descriptions of the CML 
> interface/API/coverage - not the greater functionality of the program/library 
> If you aren't on the list above, please mail either this list or me.
> 
> Hoping for contributions
> 
> 
> -- 
> Peter Murray-Rust
> Reader in Molecular Informatics
> Unilever Centre, Dep. Of Chemistry
> University of Cambridge
> CB2 1EW, UK
> +44-1223-763069
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