Dear Daniel,
Hmmm, I may have been a bit hasty in my hacking, but I don't seem to
get this at my end. For example, http://tinyurl.com/8kx3kl seems to
work fine.
Can you give me a specific example?
I'll look into the 404 case. Again, can you give me an example to play
with?
Regards
Rod
On 12 Jan 2009, at 21:49, Daniel O'Connor wrote:
In a web browser these display HTML, but in a tool like http://dataviewer.zitgist.com/
you get RDF.
Odd - its serving up HTML a little overzealously, including to the
RDF validator
Under the hood bioGUID is an OpenURL resolver that wraps CrossRef
and PubMed, but also has access to JSTOR, and a database of other
literature that I'm building (mainly taxonomic -- I developed this
as part of a project on biological taxonomy).
To do a search for an article you can do an OpenURL query (and you
can ask for JSON or RDF to be returned), e.g.
http://bioguid.info/openurl?genre=article&title=Molecular
Phylogenetics and Evolution&volume=42&spage=157&display=rdf
That's perfect! One tiny feature request though -> No matches
returns a HTTP 404 Not Found instead of an empty document?
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