Credits
cPath runs on cPath software, and was created by: Gary Bader, Ethan Cerami, Emek Demir, Benjamin Gross, and Chris Sander.
cPath is built entirely on open source software. We gratefully acknowledge the following open source projects.
| Apache Tomcat | Servlet / Java Server Pages (JSP) Engine. |
| Apache Commons | Multiple Apache Commons projects, including DBCP: database connection pooling services. |
| Apache Log4j | Java logging framework. Helps us track down bugs. |
| Apache Lucene | Full-featured text search engine library. Powers all our search functionality. |
| Apache Struts | Extensible framework for creating Java web applications. Powers all or our web pages. |
| ARP: Another RDF Parser | RDF/XML Parser. Parses and validates all our BioPAX files. |
| Cruise Control | Framework for running continuous builds. Re-compiles and re-tests all cPath code after every check in. |
| CVS | Version control system. |
| EhCache | Java caching library. Helps keep cPath running fast. |
| Firebug | A must-have extension to Firefox, used to debug Web 2.0 applications. |
| JDOM | Our favorite library for parsing XML in Java. |
| JUnit | Unit test framework for regression testing. |
| MySQL | Relational database system. |
| Web Developer Extension | Another must-have extension to Firefox, used to debug HTML, CSS and Javascript. |
| Yahoo! UI Library (YUI) | Web 2.0 / AJAX library. Powers all of our dynamic HTML / AJAX features. Nice work, Yahoo! |
We also gratefully acknowledge Andreas Viklund, who provided the open source stylesheets, used to design the web site.