JChem for SharePointChemAxon’s JChem for SharePoint enables chemical content in SharePoint objects, opening new perspectives in sharing knowledge in a corporate environment. Our add-on introduce structure drawing on Sharepoint sites and structure based predictions and calculations. JChem for SharePoint SearchWith JChem for SharePoint Search we are taking advantage of the content indexing capabilities to let chemical searching run against much larger lists/content and also auto indexing of any relevant chemical content within the server/hard drive.

Microsoft SharePoint is a popular infrastructure toolkit. Using SharePoint, people can set up Web Sites to share information with others, manage documents from start to finish, and publish reports to help everyone make better decisions. This is enhanced now by ChemAxon’s tools.

A SharePoint Site is a collection of Pages, Lists, and Libraries configured for the purpose of achieving an express goal. A Site may contain sub-sites, and those sites may contain further sub-sites. Lists and Libraries are stored in SharePoint Sites. A List can be thought of as a collection of pieces of information having the same properties. A Library is a list where each item in the list refers to a file which is stored in SharePoint. Web Parts are functionality sections which can be inserted into Pages in SharePoint Sites.

Our technology supports SharePoint 2010.

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Future-proofing Cheminformatics Platforms Publication

April 2012 Authors: , , (, , )

JChem for SharePoint - Pharma applications Presentation

Microsoft SharePoint is a widely used web-based collaboration platform, which enhances internal communication opportunities between working teams at different locations. ChemAxon’s …
September 2012 Author: ()

Introducing JChem for SharePoint at Evotec Presentation

SharePoint is changing the way we store and search documents at Evotec. With the roll out of JChem for SharePoint and JChem Search for SharePoint we aim to enhance the document search and…
May 2012 Author: ()
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