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The BioQuery Developer GuideThe BioQuery developer's pages describe the technical details, design, and the JavaDoc API of the application. Table of Contents:Installing BioQuery on your own server. Adding new databases to the program. Adding database searching capability to other applications.
JavaDoc API for all BioQuery packages
What can BioQuery do for me?BioQuery has been developed as a complete, end-user program. However, developers have complete access to the files, documentation, and source code. Here's some of the things developers may be interested in: Installing BioQuery on your own server.BioQuery provides a suite of web services and stores user files on it's primary server. The BioQuery application can be mirrored on other servers to provide lower traffic, improved server performance, increased security of user files, or exclusive intranet access. The BioQuery server program can be installed at no cost. Adding new databases to the program.The BioQuery application can be extended to provide access to any database with a relatively small amount of code. This is because the application uses an easily extensible framework to represent database queries. Adding new databases requires no modification of existing code. Adding database searching capability to other applications.At the heart of BioQuery is the Query package: an extensible framework that stores the structure of queries and can submit them to multiple external databases independently from the rest of the program. This package can integrated into third-party programs to provide database searching capability.
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