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Description	Figure 2. Creation of complex converters. a. In this scenario, three existing formats (A, B, and C) and two converters (A2B and B2C) are considered. Each of the A, B and C classes represents a different format and implements the interface GeneralModel. The converters extend the GeneralConverter class and translate from A to B, and from B to C respectively. b. A new converter A2C translating from A to C, can be added effortlessly by invoking the method convert() implemented in the converters A2B and B2C. c. Java source code illustrating the implementation of the method convert() for the converter class A2C.
Source	Rodriguez, N.; Pettit, J.-B.; Pezze, P.D.; Li, L.; Henry, A.; van Iersel, M.P.; Jalowicki, G.; Kutmon, M.; Natarajan, K.N.; Tolnay, D.; Stefan, M.I.; Evelo, C.T.; Le Novère, N. (2016). "The systems biology format converter". BMC Bioinformatics 17: 154. doi:10.1186/s12859-016-1000-2.
Date	2016
Author	Rodriguez, N. et al.
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+|Description='''Figure 2. Creation of complex converters.''' '''a.''' In this scenario, three existing formats (A, B, and C) and two converters (A2B and B2C) are considered. Each of the A, B and C classes represents a different format and implements the interface GeneralModel. The converters extend the GeneralConverter class and translate from A to B, and from B to C respectively. '''b.''' A new converter A2C translating from A to C, can be added effortlessly by invoking the method convert() implemented in the converters A2B and B2C. '''c.''' Java source code illustrating the implementation of the method convert() for the converter class A2C.
 |Source={{cite journal |title=The systems biology format converter |journal=BMC Bioinformatics |author=Rodriguez, N.; Pettit, J.-B.; Pezze, P.D.; Li, L.; Henry, A.; van Iersel, M.P.; Jalowicki, G.; Kutmon, M.; Natarajan, K.N.; Tolnay, D.; Stefan, M.I.; Evelo, C.T.; Le Novère, N. |volume=17 |pages=154 |year=2016 |doi=10.1186/s12859-016-1000-2}}
 |Author=Rodriguez, N. et al.