On 8/16/06, Alexander Johannesen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm also interested in learning of libraries who are using XQuery as a
> primary development language.
Primary? Over my dead body. :)
Since Ross commented too... bad choice of language, I guess... I just
meant that XQuery is the ma
On 8/16/06, Alexander Johannesen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
We're
also drooling over the latest release of DB2 with native XML support
(I think it's good enough to count as native :), but that's just the
next step, I think.
Yeah, I should have explicitly said that... using Oracle's (or DB2's)
n
Kevin,
I was toying with Berkeley DBXML in our link resolver project (I gave
up in favor for Ferret: Ruby's port of Lucene), but am strongly
considering it for both an EAD project we have here, as well as a
replacement for our Zebra mirror of our OPAC (both of these coupled
with Ferret/Lucene fo
On 8/17/06, Kevin S. Clarke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm curious in finding out how many libraries out there are using or
experimenting with native xml databases.
Asked here, answered here. :)
We've got a few eXist's lying about serving mostly experimental stuff,
although one is semi-experim
Hi all,
I'm curious in finding out how many libraries out there are using or
experimenting with native xml databases. If you are, would you mind
dropping me an email offlist saying you are and how you are using it?
I'm not aware of any sites yet where libraries are sharing their code
for these t
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On 8/16/06 K.G. Schneider wrote:
> and for anyone
>who can remember introducing the 'net to librarians back in the day,
>it wasn't always easy ("Why do I need to learn this? It's not my job,
>I'll never need it!"). But compared to trying to amuse and educate
>toddlers... for me, at least, a piece o
Thanks, Thom, for solving this problem 20 years too late.
-Ross.
On 8/16/06, Hickey,Thom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I see the problem. You really should have been using the (4,4) key for
searching.
--Th
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I see the problem. You really should have been using the (4,4) key for
searching.
--Th
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> The following position announcement from PALINET (Philadelphia, PA)
> was brought to my attention:
>
>Technology Consultant
>
>PALINET seeks a technologist, who is a leader and visionary to
>define and develop innovative technology solutions for its 600
>member libraries in the Mi
The following position announcement from PALINET (Philadelphia, PA)
was brought to my attention:
Technology Consultant
PALINET seeks a technologist, who is a leader and visionary to
define and develop innovative technology solutions for its 600
member libraries in the Mid-Atlantic region
On Aug 16, 2006, at 11:46 AM, Eric Lease Morgan wrote:
The following position announcement from PALINET (Philadelphia, PA)
was brought to my attention:
In an almost completely unrelated note, I worked for PALINET in 1986
or so. My job was to read physical catalog cards all from a specific
lib
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