This post is appropriate to the scientific uses of OHS.
>From: "Rzepa, Henry" <h.rzepa@ic.ac.uk>
>
>We announce the release of a new suite of tools and demonstrations
>for CML (Chemical Markup language), being perhaps the most
>mature and developed "science domain specific" application of
>XML.
>
>The materials include
>
>1. A (1.8 Mbyte) download for the JUMBO3-J browser
>written by Peter Murray-Rust,
>which is a standalone molecular browser written in Java and
>capable of reading not only CML files, but a wide
>range of legacy molecular formats.
>This browser includes JMVS 3D viewer (using Java3D) written by
>Allistair Crossley and incorporated into JUMBO3 as an example of
>how such software can be easily extended via collaboration.
>
>This download includes source code for the core components
>of CML for developers and (JavaDoc) documentation and code for
>**CMLDOM** which has been adopted by the
>OMG for its "small molecule" specifications
>
>2. An on-line demo and (400K) download for a lightweight
>version of JUMBO3 which implements a simpleCMLDOM
>using JavaScript and developed by Peter and Michael Wright,
>iscapable of viewing XML-CML files by converting them on the fly to SVG,
>which is then displayed using Adobe's SVG viewer. This is an excellent
>illustration of how XML data can be transformed into other XML
>forms (SVG is also XML), in this case for display purposes.
>
>3. An on-line demo and download for a CML aware version of the
>Peter Ertl's Molecular Editor (JME).. The base JME
>editor is extended using an interface (JMECML) to input and output
>CML as well as the usual JME supported formats. It comes as an
>application (which allows CML files to be read and written to local hard
>disk) and an applet (which allows CML files to be copied to the
>clipboard for pasting into other applications).
>An extension of JME based on XSLT and javaScript
>is also available for viewing as
>XACE (eXtensible annotating chemical editor).
>
>4. We have compiled an FAQ which addresses many of the
>questions and issues often raised in connection with XML and CML.
>This is an on going project, and we expect will be extensively added
>to over the coming months. Comments warmly welcomed!
>
>Its all up at
>
>http://www.xml-cml.org/
>
>Peter Murray-Rust and Henry Rzepa.
>
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