[ensembl-dev] Accessing sequence information without using the Perl API

[LAW Andy]

We have a Java API that could be resurrected. Email me directly if you want to discuss. One of our strengths was that we can hit multiple builds in the same application if that’s of interest.

Later,

Andy

On 3 Jan 2018, at 20:24, Felix Krueger <felix.krueger at babraham.ac.uk<mailto:felix.krueger at babraham.ac.uk>> wrote:

Dear all,

I am looking to use the Ensembl API to retrieve lists of available species and genome builds, as well as potentially large numbers of sequence information for sets of coordinates of various genomes. For this Java-based project we cannot use the Perl API, but could potentially use the REST or direct MySQL access. Would anyone be able to give me a pointer to what is likely the best way for me going forward?

Many thanks and a Happy New Year!
Kind regards,
Felix

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