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Thanks, Diane. I was looking over those links as well but getting 502 Bad
Gateway errors. Maybe that's because of what you were saying about LC pulling
them down.
I did re-read some examples from
http://www.ukoln.ac.uk/metadata/dcmi/marcrel-ex/
If I understand this correctly, and I use marc r
Adam:
Dublin Core actually dealt with this about five years ago and has a
section in its guidelines about the issue:
http://dublincore.org/documents/usageguide/appendix_roles.shtml
There has also been a fair amount of discussion on this on the
id.loc.gov list, because LC has pulled down some
Actually, I'd be concerned using Google - it will block mechanised queries,
and block "legitimate", human queries until the automated queries are
shutdown.
I'd expect any API worth it's salt would indicate how many queries per
it will reasonably handle.
Tom
On Fri, Jun 18, 2010 at 3:23 AM, Kyle
Hi all,
I have a question... is it possible to use the dcterms element, but have an
attribute that uses a different qualifier, like Marc? So an element like
could be qualified with a marc relator like
This is probably a stupid question and I'm guessing this is not possible
without doing it
Interesting. that's exactly the plan I had in mind, but didn't know about the
tools that could do it. I would eventually like to do something like that.
Right now, I'm hung up on getting the controllers to work correctly. Matt
Zumwalt just emailed me and pointed me to the SALT project. I lo
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Hey, Adam.
I'm working on something very similar right now and I'd be happy to compare
notes. I'm starting to use solrizer (http://github.com/projecthydra/solrizer)
to index fedora contents into solr and point blacklight at the resulting index.
I've indexed fedora datastreams into solr before,
Hi all,
I'm currently developing an interface to our fedora repository using the
active-fedora RoR plugin. I'm doing this in Blacklight for starters, but not
using the indexing capabilities since I don't know how to do that yet. I've
built a simple form that creates a descriptive dublin core
I'd be concerned about bumping into limits or getting throttled using APIs
mentioned so far. I'd be inclined to go for a mass data download, match as
much as I could, and then if there's still more than would be appropriate
for an API approach, throw fielded searches across a number of library
cata
Try the LibraryThing Title API.
http://www.librarything.com/blogs/thingology/2006/08/introducing-the-thingtitle-api/
Tim
You could do the same thing with the Worldcat API, if you're a member that
can get a wskey.
On Thu, Jun 17, 2010 at 9:43 AM, Ford, Kevin wrote:
> Following on Dave's recommendation, you could also use Google Books' Data
> API [1]. Search for the book, get a structured ATOM feed as a response,
>
Following on Dave's recommendation, you could also use Google Books' Data API
[1]. Search for the book, get a structured ATOM feed as a response, presume
the first hit is your book, and then follow the ATOM feed link for that books'
metadata. It isn't going to be perfect; I'd be interested to
what definition of large list 10,100,1000,.
yes google
copy title part "Progress in Smart Materials and Structures" paste in
google box press return
first hit for the first line has the isbn, or you could script it and
use the Open Library API and get the isbn back possibly
Dave Caroline
O
Hi, I have large amounts of data like this:
Reece, P. L., (2006), Progress in Smart Materials and Structures, Nova
Ghosh, S. K., (2008), Self-healing materials: fundamentals, design
strategies and applications, Wiley
A.Y.K. Chan, Biomedical Device Technology: Principles & Design,
Charles C. Thoma
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