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Web services for bioinformatics, Part 1
This series describes the process of building, deploying, and using high-throughput Web services for bioinformatics applications. This is meant to serve as a guide for development of software based on the Open-Bioinformatics Foundations software toolkits with packages such as BioPerl, BioJava, and BioPython. This article provides directions for how to deploy a service and present a new implementation of document-style Web services extensions to the BioPerl module that will allow a wide range of existing applications to consume such services. 		Articles 18 May 2004  
 
Web services for bioinformatics, Part 3
This article describes the process of deploying and consuming high-throughput Web services for bioinformatics applications. It provides directions for deploying a BLAST application Web service and consuming a BLAST Web service from BioPerl. 		Articles 08 Jun 2004  
 
Web services for bioinformatics, Part 2
Current bioinformatics workflows require screen-scraping the results of different bioinformatics tools on several Web sites. High-throughput services integrated with Web services allow researchers to access a virtual organization by providing seamless access to vast computational and storage resources. In this article you can learn the details of integrating Open Grid Services Architecture (OGSA), Web services, and the NC BioGrid. 		Articles 25 May 2004  
 
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