The source code provided by NCBI is for command line application. I am developing web based application and I want another source code if it is available because I think I can't use the one provided by NCBI.
If you are developing a web based application you are ultimately going to run some program somewhere so why would the NCBI provided executables not work?
Hello all, **First,** I am trying to run update_blastdb.pl script to download updated database from ncbi ftp site but, got the following error in the …
Hello everyone, I am trying developing a BLAST tool from NCBI c++ toolkit. First, I follow this link, http://ncbi.github.io/cxx-toolkit/pages/ch_config.html#ch_config.MS_Visual_C_2008, that contains steps of using the …
Hello, How can I submit BLAST url request to NCBI server to perform BLAST query? I use: "http://blast.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/Blast.cgi?QUERY=NM_000240\&DATABASE=nr&PROGRAM=blastn&FILTER=L&EXPECT=0.01\&FORMAT_TYPE=HTML&NCBI_GI=on&HITLIST_SIZE=10&CMD=Put" But it display: "Message ID#35 Error: Cannot …
Hello everyone, I am following this link: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK52637/ I install NCBI BLAST+ package. Then create db folder inside blast-2.2.31+ folder to download one of NCBI …
<p>Hello!</p> <p>Is the source code for the NCBI-BLAST service available anywhere? In particular, I'm interested in producing the visualization NCBI-BLAST offers, such as the one …
Based on the exchange in the thread below it looks like what you need is the pre-compiled executables (and not the source code).
You can find the "main files" (programs that you run, blastn etc) in the compiled bundles: ftp://ftp.ncbi.nih.gov/blast/executables/release/LATEST/
Be sure to download the archive/executable that matches your OS.
The source code provided by NCBI is for command line application. I am developing web based application and I want another source code if it is available because I think I can't use the one provided by NCBI.
Why don't you write your own code then?
If you are developing a web based application you are ultimately going to run some program somewhere so why would the NCBI provided executables not work?