[Biojava-l] thank u

2002-06-27 Thread K.RAMESH
hello sir/madam, Thanks for your prompt reply regarding the biojava. I need some more info.For my project I require to store the sequences as records in a relational database.Is BIOSSQL related to that? If so pl. mail me where to donwload it and how it can be used with biojava. Thanking you

[Biojava-l] GreenTea P2P distributed computing platform toolkit free download availabl

2002-06-27 Thread John Shea
Hi All, For those of you who are interested in distributed network computing for bioinformatics, there is a lightweight Distributed Network Computing platform. The software is downloadable at www.GreenTeaTech.com. It's a great platform to develop all kinds of distributed network applications,

Re: [Biojava-l] SortedFeatureHolder (by location)

2002-06-27 Thread Keith James
> "pootle" == pootle monster <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: [...] pootle> So I made a SortedFeatureHolder that took a Comparator in pootle> the constructor (I used an implementation of Comparator pootle> for location) pootle> I now have two problems: 1: I cant see how to add a

Re: [Biojava-l] SortedFeatureHolder (by location)

2002-06-27 Thread Kalle Näslund
pootle monster wrote: > I am doing many tasks that look at features in sequential order along > a sequence.(over varying sizes of location) > > I felt sure that there would be a way to do this, but I just can not > find it. > > So I made a SortedFeatureHolder that took a Comparator in the > co

Re: [Biojava-l] SortedFeatureHolder (by location)

2002-06-27 Thread pootle monster
What I am trying to do is go along the sequence and look at each feature in turn, so I can collect/compare data for features next to each other The problem is that I have >1 features and the only way I can find the next feature is by using a filter on all the features together The features