I once did a lot of serials cataloging and including 'http' or 'https' was the
standard we always followed. To double check I ran a quick search on a big pile
of MARC records I had handy and found that, of ~120K records with an 856 with
first indicator 4, only a very small percentage (about
I think that this is a great idea, if you control all of the URLs in your
systems. Otherwise unless all of the major browsers drop http — unlikely — it
easily has another ten years in it.
Chrome dropped support for SHA-1 a few months ago, and I am sure that it will
be another 33 months before
In theory the 1st indicator dictates the protocol used and 4 =HTTP. However, in
all examples on http://www.loc.gov/marc/bibliographic/bd856.html, despite the
indicator being used, the protocol part of the URI it is then repeated in the
$u field.
You can put ‘7’ in the 1st indicator, then use
On Tue, Aug 18, 2015 at 10:08 AM, Andrew Anderson and...@lirn.net wrote:
That said, there is a big push recently for dropping non-SSL connections
in general (going so far as to call the protocol relative URIs an
anti-pattern), so is it really worth all the potential pain and suffering
to make
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There are multiple questions embedded in this:
1) What does the MARC standard have to say about 856$u?
$u - Uniform Resource Identifier
Uniform Resource Identifier (URI), which provides standard syntax for locating
an object using existing Internet protocols. Field 856 is structured to allow
Information in subfield u should be complete, but even if that weren't the
case, it's important to consider how systems handle the information they're
given. MARC is just a container, and just because the information is
syntactically kosher does not mean it will be processed how you like.
In the
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I'm in the middle of some work which includes touching the 856s in lots of
MARC records pointing to websites we control. The websites are available on
both https://example.org/ and http://example.org/
Can I put //example.org/ in the MARC or is this contrary to the standard?
Note that there is a
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