Hi
We recently implemented a new third party web catalogue (Aquabrowser).
So far so good, and separating the web based discovery layer from the
monolithic ILS seems to be the right direction.
However there seems to be two areas of weakness: Holdings and 'My
Accout' (renewal, reservations).
Heya Chris.. Index Data used to maintain a public registry of z3950
targets, and I think it used to show which targets support the OPAC-1
record syntax as a means of supporting holdings info.. Might be a good
place to start?
Ian.
On Mon, 2009-11-16 at 14:05 +, Chris Keene wrote:
Hi
We
Can anyone give me an idea if any/many/all (ILS) Z implementations
have implemented the holdings information?
Is there a way of testing this using a client such as yaz (e.g. a
worked example of seeing holdings via Z)
Voyager certainly can - see example below.
I've also got some perl that
On 16/11/2009 14:19, Ian Ibbotson wrote:
Heya Chris.. Index Data used to maintain a public registry of z3950
targets, and I think it used to show which targets support the OPAC-1
record syntax as a means of supporting holdings info.. Might be a good
place to start?
Ian.
Ah, here it is:
Innovative does too.
Like Ben mentioned with Voyager Z39.50, simply set the record type to 'OPAC' in
your yaz client to get the holdings.
--Dave
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David Walker
Library Web Services Manager
California State University
http://xerxes.calstate.edu
On 16/11/2009 14:30, B.C.Charlton wrote:
Voyager certainly can - see example below.
Z open nemesis.kent.ac.uk:7090
OK
Looks like our Talis system can't using the same process :(
promptyaz_client
Z open ustie1.lib.sussex.ac.uk:2121
Connecting...OK.
Sent initrequest.
Connection accepted by
On Mon, Nov 16, 2009 at 9:58 AM, Chris Keene c.j.ke...@sussex.ac.uk wrote:
Looks like our Talis system can't using the same process :(
No, holdings aren't exported to Zebra.
That being said, the opacxml format could be pretty easily added to
the jangle connector. There's also something
I've made available the code we use in the solrmarc/solr installation behind
http://mirlyn.lib.umich.edu to normalize LCCNs and ISBNs and add our local
High Level Browse LC-callnumber-based categorization scheme.
The code itself and a downloadable .jar file for the normalizers are
available at
Interesting, Chris.
I have looked toward solr for feeding instances for controlled vocabulary
(and to take advantage of Orbeon's autocomplete/autosuggest capabilities),
but I haven't gotten very far into it. I assume it's possible.
I too have had PermGen space issues with Orbeon running in
I've found this thread very helpful (and heartening). At UVM most of
our metadata work is now being done through XForms, and we are just
moving over to Orbeon. We have a fairly complete form for MODS records
and a form for METS creation in the works, but we also handle EAD and
TEI records
There's been some discussion of the AutoSuggest services we're offering on
the WorldCat Developers Network mailing list. We have AutoSuggest services
for our WorldCat Identities and VIAF databases. I'm attaching some of the
details for our Identities autosuggester below. The demonstration of
On 16/11/2009 15:09, Ross Singer wrote:
No, holdings aren't exported to Zebra.
That being said, the opacxml format could be pretty easily added to
the jangle connector. There's also something similar (well, sort of)
in Keystone.
What exactly are you looking for? Does this functionality work
VuFind has a connector that works pretty well for SirsiDynix
Unicorn/Symphony users. It levies an ILS server side script (Perl I
think) to interface with the API to get holdings data. It is possible to
get account data the same way, though it hasn't been developed.
You can see it run here on our
I can't make it to c4l this year :( But knowing that the preconferences
are really very valuable, if there is a way that this information could
be recorded and placed online like the main presentations that would be
amazing!
Mike Beccaria
Systems Librarian
Head of Digital Initiatives
Paul Smith's
Hi - I'd also like a basic, get it running from scratch primer half day.
Something with meaty examples that hit on what solr is best at. I get
solr in a strategic sense, but I'd love to have seen it actually work
experientially.
D
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Hi - I understand that getting a package up and running can be fairly
quick, but going over simple (then complex) examples really helps me
fully understand what's happening. Remember those perl by Example
books? I loved that approach to showing concretely what happens every
step of the way. It
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