On Wed, 29 May 2013, Vít Tuček wrote: > Thank you for the additional info. We use various sources most of > which use TEI but not all of them. Workflow which I implementing right > now is to convert these sources to TEI and then use a lossy conversion > TEI -> MARC with FFT tag pointing to that TEI.
That seems exactly what I had in mind. > I don't know what you mean by "hidden files" Could you elaborate? The `hidden file' means that the attached TEI file would not be visible on the UI to regular end users. But it would be ingested and you could use it for indexing (say) and for your output formatting procedures. You can upload files as hidden by using special FFT $o HIDDEN value in your input MARCXML file. For more information, see BibUpload Admin Guide. <http://invenio-demo.cern.ch/help/admin/bibupload-admin-guide> > I'm glad to hear that the MARC restriction is being lifted in the new > version. Is there some sort of rough estimate as to when to expect > this version to be released as production ready? Right now we are having support for UNIMARC master files, but it is not committed yet. The support for EAD archival formats is on the way. This is all thanks to the M9 project. The facility will be committed to the bleeding-edge master branch. The commit of UNIMARC should happen literally within weeks. But it will still take a few months before the facility is production-ready in other Invenio modules, i.e. from ingestion (what we are working on right to) through indexing (about to start working on this) to display (this part is easy). For some more information, see <http://invenio-software.org/wiki/Development/Modules/BibField>. Best regards -- Tibor Simko
