Karen,
We recently launched an application that provides a single user
interface for requesting returnable items from our 4 shared resource
systems. We use the WorldCat search box as our starting point.
Instead of passing the OpenURL from WorldCat directly to our link
resolver, we intercept it
Cool examples, all. This is indeed the sort of thing I was thinking
about. (Not this specific one, of course : )
Karen G. Schneider
On Thu, 27 Sep 2007 06:30:03 -0400, jean rainwater
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Karen,
We recently launched an application that provides a single user
interface for
Since Kevin and Tod were interested in the data, I've uploaded to the
web. You can download either the Access database or the tab-delimited
data export from here:
http://www.lib.ncsu.edu/staff/ejlynema/lc/
I noted on the page that this data is only available for public domain
use within the US
On Sep 25, 2007, at 9:59 AM, Andrew Nagy wrote:
I will echo something that Roy mentioned in the thread from a few
weeks back, would the LOC be willing to create a web service where
you could supply a call number and it would return the heirarchy of
topic areas for that number?
An Access hack
On 9/25/07, Andrew Nagy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This topic came up a few weeks ago on code4lib too, where were you Ed!? :)
Sorry Andrew, I was probably busy executing @blockparty in #code4lib :-)
I will echo something that Roy mentioned in the thread from a few weeks
back, would the LOC
Hi,
I'm interested to know if anyone working with LibraryFind has begun work
to create a tool for bibliographic export to citation management tools
like refworks, etc.
Thanks!
Tim
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The University Library
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I believe that LibraryFind includes COinS but they aren't working quite
right in the current version. If the COinS were working correctly (which
they are supposed to in the next version) then Zotero would read them and
allow you to import results. I don't know of anyone who has added a citation
COINs are included in the output, but because the current pages are loaded via
AJAX, the data isn't visible to browser plugins like Libx, Zotero, etc. 0.8.3
will remove nearly all the ajax -- and when that happens, the COINS data should
be visible.
--TR
A reminder that the data model for OpenURL/COinS does not have all
metadata fields: only one author allowed, no abstract, etc.
You may want to consider using unAPI instead of COinS.
DLF Aquifer has a Rails presentation layer and is using unAPI. The unAPI
interface is exposing MODS, which is the
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