Closed berlinguyinca closed 8 years ago
Sorry, missed your question. The library is not in Maven central or any other repository, one of the reasons - it uses a library that I had to modify to make it do what I needed (Javolution), so you won't be able to just set up dependencies on those projects from Central anyways. You have two options:
So all in all - the simplest way is to just get the jars and use them in your project.
@berlinguyinca Also, did you have a chance to try it out already maybe? If you think this will be useful, we can try setting up a repo for easier Maven/Gradle/Ivy integration.
thank you, we ended up writing our own parsers for mzxml, etc.
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Sorry, missed your question. The library is not in Maven central or any other repository, one of the reasons - it uses a library that I had to modify to make it do what I needed (Javolution), so you won't be able to just set up dependencies on those projects from Central anyways. You have two options:
- the Releases https://github.com/chhh/MSFTBX/releases section has precompiled binaries both with and without the dependencies. Just use those jars directly or put them in your local Maven repo.
- the code is under Apache 2.0, so you can just copy the sources to your tree and add the required dependencies to the project as well (the dependencies are documented in README.md). For Javolution you'll need to use this one - https://github.com/chhh/javolution, you can also just copy the sources to your tree.
So all in all - the simplest way is to just get the jars and use them in your project.
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no it sadly was to much work to integrate and keep track of version of jars, etc.
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@berlinguyinca Are your parsers open source? I'd be very much interested in taking a look.
they will be in a later version, right now it's closed source till we publish.
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@berlinguyinca What publication should I be looking out for? Don't want to miss mass-spec + java stuff.
its a long time out. Ask me in a year or 2, but something might be of interest for you is the splash project ( https://github.com/berlinguyinca/spectra-hash ,publication pending in nature), the msdk project (https://msdk.github.io/ by tomas pluskal) and the massbank of northern america, which is under heavy development and a better, faster working version to be released in the next 2 weeks. http://mona.fiehnlab.ucdavis.edu
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@berlinguyinca thanks for the info, the Splash algorithm sounds interesting, will wait for the publication to get the details!
hi,
we would love to work and play with this library. Is it somewhere accessible in a maven repository or so?
kind regards,
Gert