On 2017 Apr 12, Antony J. Williams commented:
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On 2017 Apr 15, Egon Willighagen commented:
For spectra, this paper from Chris Steinbeck's group may also be relevant:
Beisken, S., Conesa, P., Haug, K., Salek, R. M., Steinbeck, C., May 2015. SpeckTackle: JavaScript charts for spectroscopy. Journal of Cheminformatics 7 (1), 17+. URL http://dx.doi.org/10.1186/s13321-015-0065-7
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On 2017 Apr 12, Antony J. Williams commented:
Egon, Unfortunately I am no longer involved with either ChemSpider or the Spectral Game. The spectral game was picked up by Andy Lang for maintenance purposes and while there have been a lot more data added to ChemSpider I am not aware of anyone there engaging with Andy to provide an update to the data. The intention was always to provide access to the data via service based calls so that updates could be ongoing but I am not aware that this was implemented and made available to serve the game. I will follow up with people at RSC and make them aware of this discussion and encourage them to work with Andy Lang if they see it to be of value. In terms of a new spectral viewer to replace the applet the Javascript viewer from Bob Hanson via the JMol approach would be most appropriate I think. Cheers
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On 2017 Apr 01, Egon Willighagen commented:
Tony, the current code uses Java applets, but these are no longer usable on modern browsers due to discontinued support. Do you have an updated approach to include spectra from ChemSpider in webpages as you describe in the paper?
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On 2017 Apr 01, Egon Willighagen commented:
Tony, the current code uses Java applets, but these are no longer usable on modern browsers due to discontinued support. Do you have an updated approach to include spectra from ChemSpider in webpages as you describe in the paper?
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On 2017 Apr 12, Antony J. Williams commented:
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