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Journal of Bioinformatics©
Volume
10 (1):156-164, 2009
DyeML: XML-based
format for handling natural organic dyes
Aghoutane B1, Benslimane R1,
Chenfour N1, Elbannay O1, Meknassi M2
1Laboratoire de Transmission et
Traitement de l’information (LTTI), Ecole Supérieure de Technologie and 2UFR Informatique Avancée, Faculté des
sciences Dhar el mehraz,
Fez, Morocco
ABSTRACT
Aghoutane B, Benslimane R,
Chenfour N, Elbannay
O, Meknassi M, DyeML:
XML-based format for handling natural organic dyes, Online J Bioinformatics, 10 (1):156-164,
2009. A vast amount of information about natural organic
pigment has been acquired, stored and displayed in varied formats through
different resources. However, there is no standard format for organizing this
information or agreement on machine-readable format(s) for data storage and
exchange. In this paper, we present a new XML-based format entitled DyeML for handling natural
organic dyes data. An XML schema has been developed for DyeML
to allow document validation and the use of data
links. These documents can be optimised for a variety
of purposes (screen display or printing) by single stylesheet
transformations. In order to provide user with a complete and extensible
toolkit for handling natural organic dyes a software application has also been
developed.
Keywords: natural organic dye, XML, XML schema, XSL, software
application, Eclipse RCP