Project members

• Kees Van Bochove (owner)
• Michael Van Vliet (owner)
• M S Vanvliet (owner)

Welcome to project gscf

GSCF is an open source project in which a number of universities, companies and academic consortia participate. Most notably ​NuGO (The European Nutrigenomics Organization), ​NMC (Netherlands Metabolomics Centre) and of course ​NBIC (Netherlands Bioinformatics Centre) which hosts the project. For more information see http://dbnp.org and also the NBIC Wiki: ​https://wiki.nbic.nl/index.php/Nutritional_Phenotype_Database. GSCF is licensed under the ​Apache 2.0 license.

Quick start

Be sure to check out our ​online demo. If you want to try installing it yourself, the easiest way is to deploy the latest pre-compiled test war from the ​Downloads section in a Java servlet container such as Tomcat. Be advised that this uses an in-memory database and will destroy your input at each restart! To learn more about how to set up your own database and custom configuration, read ​this page.

Source access

You can do an anonymous readonly checkout using subversion as follows:

  svn co https://trac.nbic.nl/svn/gscf gscf

Write access is only available to registered developers.

You can become a developer by ​registering yourself if you haven't already done so, and requesting write access on the ​gscf-users mailing list.

Mailing lists

This project provides the following mailing lists.

• ​gscf-users: a list intended for general discussion on the project.
• ​gscf-commits: a list that receives source code commit messages.
• ​gscf-devel: a list intended for discussion among developers (subscription is restricted to registered developers).

Documents

Detailed information on the use of JavaScript? classes can be retrieved from ​Technical Documentation. Other documents are on ​IDE Configuration, ​1.0 Code Cleanup and ​Development Guidelines.

Other NBIC software projects

All active NBIC software projects can be accessed from the ​project index.