Hi, all. I'm the author of the citeproc-js processor that has figured
a bit in this thread (Jakob tipped me off to the discussion last week,
I'm a late arrivee).
I can offer a couple of items of information that might be relevant.
There was a mention early on that citeproc-js requires E4X for par
Hey guys,
It's a bit of an apples and oranges thing. Pazpar2 is not, technically
speaking, trying to be a complete metasearch application on its own.
We're a toolkit shop: Pazpar2 is an attempt to package the core logic of
a metasearch system into a piece of middleware with a WSAPI. It can
br
All three search for articles. When I last spoke to the IndexData staff in
December they were continuing work on Pazpar2. Its in my opinion the most
complicated to implement from a configuration perspective but its being used
a at least 3-5 projects that I know of. Perhaps someone from IndexData co
David,
I thought I'd pipe in just to say that honestly, I'm not sure at this point
where LibraryFind is being used right now as well. I know that at OSU, we have
changed our primary federated search to Summons. However, we continue to use
LibraryFind as a platform for providing access to har
Thanks Karen,
My understanding is that Dbwiz is no longer being supported, or something,
which is unfortunate.
Do all of these do article-level search?
David.
On 5 May 2010 16:25, Karen Coombs wrote:
> David,
>
> There is also Pazpar2 from IndexData - http://www.indexdata.com/pazpar2
>
> and
David,
There is also Pazpar2 from IndexData - http://www.indexdata.com/pazpar2
and dBWiz (which is pretty old) - http://dbwiz.lib.sfu.ca/dbwiz/
We implemented LibraryFind and used it for several years at University of
Houston. I left there in January and think that they were looking at other
opt
Anyone got any suggestions?
I am liking LibraryFind at the moment, but am not sure if anyone is using
it. Has anyone else got experience with this or any other federated search
programs?
Thanks in advance,
David.
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David Kane
Systems Librarian
Waterford Institute of Technology
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