gateway WWW-ACEDB
John L. McCarthy
jlmccarthy at lbl.gov
Fri Sep 24 10:49:02 EST 1993
In article <1993Sep12.144428.14066 at inra.fr>, decoux at moulon.inra.fr (ts)
wrote:
>
> Gateway WWW-ACEDB
> =================
>
> If you want to consult ACeDB and MycDB, try :
>
> * "http://moulon.inra.fr/acedb/acedb.html" to consult "A Caenorhabditis
> elegans Data Base" (ACeDB).
>
> * "http://moulon.inra.fr/acedb/mycdb.html" to consult "Mycobacterium
> DataBase". "Mycobacterium DataBase" is funded by the WHO and the Fondation
> Raoul Follereau and is maintained by the Unite de Genetique Moleculaire
> Bacterienne at the Institut Pasteur.
>
>
> To consult these databases, you can :
>
> * If you know syntax of "tace" commands, enter your query in "SearchText".
> * otherwise you can make a complete Consultation of the database.
>
> For more precisions, about "tace" syntax, just enter "help".
>
>
> If you want to create an ACEDB gateway, see (or contact me) :
>
> "http://moulon.inra.fr/acedb_conf_eng.html"
> ou
> "http://moulon.inra.fr/acedb_conf.html" (version francaise)
> --
>
> Guy Decoux
--
I finally had a chance to try these yesterday, and they are VERY
impressive.
It is the next best thing to running ACEDB itself.
For Mac users, the just-released NCSA Mosaic B1 (beta) is a very nice way
to access them on a color Macintosh. To get NCSA Mosaic for the Mac, you
can just
ftp ftp.ncsa.uiuc.edu
cd Mac/Mosaic
get NCSAMosaicMac.B1.sit.hqx
If you use Fetch (also from NCSA), it will automatically unbinhex the
result.
Then you can double click the result to decompress into working files.
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