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At 03:41 PM 4/3/2008, you wrote:
So now I have to compile my jokes?
I have frequently uttered the phrase what a joke! when reading some
of the code I inherited that was written by others
John Fereira
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Ithaca, NY
How did you get my phone number?
-Ross.
On Fri, Apr 4, 2008 at 7:20 AM, John Fereira [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 03:41 PM 4/3/2008, you wrote:
So now I have to compile my jokes?
I have frequently uttered the phrase what a joke! when reading some
of the code I inherited that was
Bess, I will point the folks there at OSS and the eIFL site. What's the
best first step for them to take? Is there anyone nearby that they can
talk to? Is there a way to take training to them?
I'll be trying to assess their technical expertise while I'm there,
which will give us more of an idea
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I think between this and Walter's pebbles crushed under the wheels of wagons
we've just about reached the profitable end of this joke. But just to put
the nail in the coffin, what predated this was cave paintings in BASIC. Been
there, done that.
Roy
On 4/4/08 8:21 AM, Mark Sandford [EMAIL
The signal-to-noise ration is dropping on this list. Perhaps this
extremely humorous discussion could be taken off-list?
constructively,
Glen
Mark == Mark Sandford [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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Godmar Back wrote:
Could you share, briefly, what this API actually does (if doing so
doesn't violate your NDA?)
Well, their brief summary is at
http://www.serialssolutions.com/ss_360_search_xml.html
Have you seen that yet? They have also for Core and Link which I
haven't looked at at all
Yitzchak Schaffer wrote:
Assuming that Serials Solutions will
allow some kind of sharing for these - they make clients sign a NDA
before they show you the docs. I'm waiting to hear their response; I
would be surprised if they wouldn't allow sharing of something like this
among clients.
D'oh:
Does anyone here on the list have any experience with e-journal publishing
software? Currently, we were looking at Open Journal Systems (OJS) from
York University, and I'd like to hear if others have had experiences with
either OJS or any other equivalent means of e-journal publication.
Also,
Sunny Yoon wrote:
Does anyone here on the list have any experience with e-journal publishing
software? Currently, we were looking at Open Journal Systems (OJS) from
York University, and I'd like to hear if others have had experiences with
either OJS or any other equivalent means of e-journal
Sunny,
I've had experience with bepress.com's Digital Commons/Edikit combo for
journal publication at http://repositories.cdlib.org/, although for
up-to-date information you should contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] at the
California Digital Library.
The best thing about this is the integration of the
Hey Sunny,
I believe Rutgers has done some work integrating OJS with the Fedora
repository architecture. Hopefully someone from RU is listening and
can chime in if this work is still relevant.
-Mike
On Fri, Apr 4, 2008 at 12:36 PM, Sunny Yoon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone here on the
This is ironic given that their API is standards based.
http://www.serialssolutions.com/ss_360_link_features.html
What, exactly, are vendors worried about when they hide their API behind an NDA?
Even more disturbing, why bother advertising your API at all if a
community can't be built to create
As an alternative, I think Georgia Tech has done work integrating OJS
(and OCS) with DSpace.
-Ross.
On Fri, Apr 4, 2008 at 1:16 PM, Michael J. Giarlo
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Hey Sunny,
I believe Rutgers has done some work integrating OJS with the Fedora
repository architecture. Hopefully
Hi Sunny,
If you have any questions about starting up with OJS, feel free to post
to the support forum at http://pkp.sfu.ca/support/forum/ or contact the
team through the website at http://pkp.sfu.ca/ . We'd love to hear your
requirements for integration with IRs and other services.
Mark
Sunny
Ross Singer wrote:
This is ironic given that their API is standards based.
http://www.serialssolutions.com/ss_360_link_features.html
What, exactly, are vendors worried about when they hide their API behind an NDA?
Having seen the docs, I'm also somewhat mystified about what they're
I find an API that you aren't allowed to share client code for to be
pretty much useless. If I'm a part of any evaluation committees
evaluating software purchases, I will certainly make that opinion known
and justify why I think it's justified.
My institution is not currently a SerSol customer
University of Prince Edward Island is also looking at integrating OJS
and Fedora. Mark Leggot is the contact there.
In general OJS has a fairly flexible import/export framework, and
someone has written a METS export plugin of OCS (the conference
management version of OJS) that looks promising.
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Roy
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