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Bioinformatics, Vol 15, 847-851, Copyright © 1999 by Oxford University Press

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ORBIT: an integrated environment for user-customized bioinformatics tools

MI Bellgard, HL Hiew, A Hunter and M Wiebrands

MOTIVATION: There are a large number of computational programs freely available to bioinformaticians via a client/server, web-based environment. However, the client interface to these tools (typically at html form page) cannot be customized from the client side as it is created by the service provider. The form page is usually generic enough to cater for a wide range of users. However, this implies that a user cannot set as 'default' advanced program parameters on the form or even customize the interface to his/her specific requirements or preferences. Currently, there is a lack of end-user interface environments that can be modified by the user when accessing computer programs available on a remote server running on an intranet or over the Internet.
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