DBSubLoc

Client programs in different languages:Perl, Python, Java, Ruby and C

• Perl:(SOAP::Lite module needed)
  Example Client Code
  
  
• Python:(SOAPpy needed)
  Example Client Code
  
  
• Java:(Axis needed)
  Example Client Code
  Java library and docs
  
  
• Ruby:(SOAP4R needed)
  Example Client Code
  
  
• C:(gsoap needed)
  Example Client Code
  C head and source files
  
  

SubLocClient: A GUI client for SubLoc SOAP Server:

We wrote a client software based on SOAP::Lite and TK perl module.

binary executable file for linux
(Standalone executable file, compiled under debian sid using PAR)

binary executable file for linux amd64
(Standalone executable file, compiled under debian amd64 using PAR)

binary executable file for Microsoft Windows 2000/XP
(Standalone executable file, compiled in ActiveState perl 5.8.6 under windows2000/XP using PAR)

We strongly recommend running the source perl script directly, although above executable files have been tested on several machines.

FAQ

1. When I run the SubLocClient_i386_Win2000.exe under windows2000/XP, it says "can't locate enter point ... in perl58.dll"?
A: Sorry, if you have ActiveState Perl 5.8.7 installed, there would be such a problem. The solution is removing ActiveState Perl 5.8.7. The standalone executable program doesn't need ActiveState Perl to run.

2. I can't run the source script, neither!
A: well, you should install ActiveStat Perl Interpreter under windowsXP firstly. Get it from http://www.activestate.com/ Also, you need install 3 packages: SOAPLite, IOString and TK using the ppm tool. For more details, please refer to the ActiveState Perl's manual.

3. It says: Can't load module xxxx in @INC?
A: You should install these modules: TK, SOAP::Lite, IO::String and bioperl. Or these module files are not in your perl library path. use perl -e 'print @INC' to see current setting.

4. What do those buttons in your software mean? How can I use them?
A: Good question. Please see this Manual.

5. I still have questions, how can I contact you?
A: Here is my email:

Questions, comments and suggestions are always welcome.

Thanks for using our SubLoc database and client!