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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. 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 Quickstart.
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 available documents are 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.