Blat Download Windows 10
James Gillock
Blat is a Public Domain Windows 95/NT console utility that sends the contents of a file in an e-mail message using the SMTP protocol. Blat is useful for creating scripts where mail has to be sent automatically (CGI, backups, etc.), or just as a quick way to send a file or message quickly from the command line. It will store relevant configuration details in the registry for ease of use. Optionally, blat can also attach multiple binary files to your message.
Also, check out Getmail for Windows, which is a command line tool to automatically download mail, including the ability to automatically extract binary attachments. It's the perfect companion to blat!
When you blat or isPCR a sequence which matches a chromosome location that also has a fix or alt sequence, you will see a match on the reference chromosome (e.g. "chr1") and another match on the patch sequence (e.g. chr1_KN196472v1_fix). In most cases it is safe to ignore the patch hit, as a human genome will not contain both the reference and alternate sequence at the same time. For more information on the specific kinds of patch sequences see our FAQ entry on the topic.
gfServer (this is how the UCSC web-based BLAT servers are configured):
- BLAT server (capable of PCR):
gfServer start blatMachine portX -stepSize=5 -log=untrans.log database.2bit - translated BLAT server:
gfServer start blatMachine portY -trans -mask -log=trans.log database.2bit
For programmatic access, BLAT supports URL queries which are returned as psl format in a JSON structure. The URL requires three variables: the sequence to blat, the type of query and the database, as follows
There isn't a windows version available.
You could compile the source in cygwin (unix like environment for windows) or use it in a virtual machine with linux. VM with linux may be overall best option for windows.
I one sense it would make more sense to provide a windows binary, because building windows binaries from linux programs ported to window is harder than building a linux binary. Most windows users will not even have a compiler installed on their machines.
I agree with mbkitmgr entirely, but I will add that you should make sure to get it from Opens a new window. Ultimately this gets it from sourceforge.net. I wouldn't download blat from anywhere else, just to be sure you're getting a pure original.
This is probably really easy, but I can't get it. I recently downloaded
Blat 2.61 onto my WinXP SP2 PC. I put Blat.exe, Blat.dll, and Blat.lib
is my Windows\system32 folder.I then opened a command prompt and typed the following:blat -to st...@mydomain.com -s "test email" -server my.smtp.server -f
a...@mydomain.com -attach test.txttest.txt is a 2k text file in the current folder. When I press enter, I
see:Blat v2.6.1 w/GSS encryption (build : Nov 18 2006 11:59:59)and nothing happens...then I tried
blat -to st...@mydomain.com -s "test email" -server 123.123.123.123 -f
a...@mydomain.com -attach test.txtwhere 123.123.123.123 is the ip address of my smtp server..... same
result.Then I tried blat -install my.smtp.server a...@mydomain.com and tried
again. no luck.Then I tried blat -install 123.123.123.123 a...@mydomain.com and tried
again. no luck... It can't be this complicated... what am I missing? Thank,Al
Now, however, when I use the commandblat test.txt -server my.smtp.server -to st...@mydomain.com -f
a...@mydomain.com -s "test email"it connects, it tries to send, but error out with "SMTP server didn't
like the name st...@mydomain.com. Did you set the 'To:' field
correctly?"If I send an email manually, with no attachment, I have no problem
sending it to steve. Any ideas? Thanks.Al
a body MUST be specified for an email, either with the -body switch, or
by entering it manually.What I thought was blat hanging on me, was actually it waiting for me
to type the body of the email (since I did not use the -body switch).Al
Do You have in the %PATH% a path to blat binaries? if not try to add or explicit point out the blat locations in nbmail.cmd script
Hi,
i did try to give the path of blat file eg is below:
@IF "%4"=="" (C:\windows\system32\blat %3 -s %2 -t %1 -i -server my smtp server name -q)
ELSE (C:\windows\system32\blat %3 -s %2 -t %1 -i -server my smtp server name -q -attach %4)
But still it doesnt work, is the code correct?or do i hv to write blat.exe with the path? If the code is not correct can you tell me where in nbmail.cmd i can add the code + the code?
Abby
Step 4 - change Your Email address to sender's email
Step 5 - Change Recipients Email Address
Step 6 - Replace Subject and body text according to your need
Step 7 - Replace "username" and "password" with your credentials.
Step 8 - Copy the above code and paste in windows Powershell.
NOTE: I'm using Vista and when I ran blat for the first time I was warned by the loader I didn't have MSVCR71.dll, so I ended up getting it and putting it in the same folder as BLAT then it was cool.
Jon Hawkins
jons...@yahoo.com
The World Is Headed For Mutiny,
When All We Want Is Unity. - Creed RE: Using Blat in FoxPro foxdev (Programmer)13 Nov 00 15:01Whew! I'm glad I'm not the only one Blat-ignorant.
But I was able to find this description, which seems to match what achen wants to do:
"Blat is a Windows NT console utility that sends the contents of a file in an e-mail message using the SMTP protocol. Blat is useful for creating scripts where mail has to be sent automatically (CGI, backups, etc.) "
Achen, we have several threads in the VFP forum about how to send mail via VFP that you might want to look at. Also, you should check out the free utilities for sending mail and other Internet stuff in Rick Strahl's wwIPStuff class library, available at -wind.com
Robert Bradley
RE: Using Blat in FoxPro generlam (Programmer)30 Jan 02 08:42I am trying to use Blat in VFP 6.0. I construct a string then use strofile() to create a bat file that I execute with 'run batfile'. I installed Blat and it runs fine from a DOS command line, but I keep getting the error 'Bad command' when I try running it from VFP. I have set the path to include the DOS path used for successful Blat execution.
Has anyone had any success running Blat from VFP, has anyone had trouble using the 'run' command from VFP?
RE: Using Blat in FoxPro rgbean (Programmer)30 Jan 02 08:49Perhaps you could show us the code that generates the .BAT file, and of course the exact code that you are using to fire up this .BAT file. Also, since .BAT files do have some differences based on the OS, what OS(s) are you running under?
Rick
RE: Using Blat in FoxPro generlam (Programmer)30 Jan 02 09:08I'm currently using Win95. The code:
frbat='blat '+frfile+' -server myserver -p myprofile -f emailaddress -s "Testing Report" -t '+ mfremail
batfile=mdir+'\frbat.bat'
STRTOFILE(frbat,batfile)
run batfile
Obviously 'frfile' and 'mfremail' are previously defined.
RE: Using Blat in FoxPro rgbean (Programmer)30 Jan 02 09:22Try:
RUN /N "&batfile"
Also, there are limits to the length of a BAT file line, obviously without knowing the values of "frfile" and "mfremail", I can't guess if it's too long.
Rick
RE: Using Blat in FoxPro chpicker (Programmer)30 Jan 02 11:04By way of explanation:
The VFP command "run batfile" will attempt to execute a program called "batfile", which isn't what you want (there is no file called "batfile"). You want to execute the bat file whose name is contained in the memory variable "batfile". Rick's code above will do just that. RE: Using Blat in FoxPro generlam (Programmer)30 Jan 02 12:51Thanks. I realized the mistake and it runs fine.
Thanks again RE: Using Blat in FoxPro rgbean (Programmer)30 Jan 02 12:59And as long as we are explaining things, I added the "'s around &batfile, just in case the 'mdir' variable had any embedded spaces. The /N of course is to allow your VFP program to continue, and while the help file indicates it's only required for "windows" executables, I've found cases where DOS / Command line program caused the program to "stall", so I regularly include it - it never hurts.
Rick
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I am using NNMi 9.2X. And I wanted to enable email notifications and I have done the below configurations using blat.exe. but am not received any mails as well as no entry presented in blat.log file. Please help me to configure email alerts.
Blat - Windows Command Line SMTP Mailer is a free software published in the Email Clients list of programs, part of Communications.
This Email Clients program is available in English. It was last updated on 27 May, 2023. Blat - Windows Command Line SMTP Mailer is compatible with the following operating systems: Linux, Mac, Windows.
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