I¹m looking for some background information on Microsoft¹s Zentity (their
digital repository software). If anyone has first-hand experience working
with it, or if you know of institutions that have implemented it, please
contact me.
Thanks,
Andy Ashton
Senior Research Programmer
Center for
Nice job, Ethan. This looks really cool.
We have an Orbeon-based MODS editor, but I have found Orbeon to be a bit
tough to develop/maintain and more heavyweight than we really need. We're
considering more Xforms implementations, but I would love to find a more
lightweight Xforms application.
This isn't enough for a whole session or workshop, but we've been using
Solr for a lot of small-to-medium-sized projects, and I've been interested
in ways to optimize an environment to host a lot of little Solr instances
(multicore?).
I've also been working a bit with Solango (Solr Django) and
Chris,
In general I would say keep the documents separate, and build some sort of
process that combines the relevant parts of the documents for ingestion into
MarkLogic. However, not having any idea how MarkLogic works, that solution
may not be an option. We're doing quite a bit with TEI and
between this case and the typical
http://domain/name#identifier example is that #identifier is assumed to be a
stable entity, whereas the xpath in this case is fuzzy there could be
many, or no, persName elements. So, any good options aside from Xpointer?
Thanks, Andy
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Depending on how you're using the XSL, Cocoon-XQuery-XSL is one option -
although I don't know how Xquery would get access to your environment
variables directly. But you could use XQuery to stream the values into the
source XML as nodes just like the rest of your data, then deal with them how
Zotero
solution.
Jonathan
Andrew Ashton wrote:
Can someone point me at any good, freely-available stylesheets to convert
MODS to Chicago or MLA formatted citations? It seems like something that
should be readily available, but I can¹t seem to find it. I¹d rather not
reinvent the wheel
Thanks for the Citeproc recommendation - it is exactly what I'm looking for.
On 1/12/09 12:45 PM, Erik Hetzner erik.hetz...@ucop.edu wrote:
At Mon, 12 Jan 2009 08:11:59 -0800,
Walker, David wrote:
Do you know if it is specifically geared
toward Zotero's SQLite data structures?
I don't
The discussion of the value MLIS/MLS is interesting, and familiar. It is a
discussion that always seems to go in one direction: namely, why do library
technologists need MLS degrees? There are some pretty compelling arguments
that they don't, but I'm curious what that means for librarians going
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, which I also loved.
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that in the form of a lightning talk...
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