Yes, we're aware that we have feeds for dead journals too and are working on a
mechanism to strip those out - but thanks for checking that we knew!
Terry
Terry Bucknell
Electronic Resources Manager
Sydney Jones Library
University of Liverpool
Chatham St, PO Box 123
Liverpool, L69 3DA, UK
I've been working with Drupal 6, along with the Biblio module and have
imported articles, this works great. However now that I'm trying some
MARC records it's failing. I've read posts on drupal.org and I see
that the functionality to import MARC - Biblio is no longer there (?)
The thing is, I
Hello,
I'm interested in your opinion regarding the question which (kind of)
APIs an OPAC should provide nowadays and in the near or maybe not so
near future!
Thanks in advance and best regards
Matthias Einbrodt
On 2/19/09 4:08 PM, Matthias Einbrodt matthias.einbr...@meinbrodt.net
wrote:
I'm interested in your opinion regarding the question which (kind of)
APIs an OPAC should provide nowadays and in the near or maybe not so
near future!
Should is a strong word, but be that as it may, you might take a
http://vote.code4lib.org/election/index/9
The formatting is a little ugly, highlighting the perils of cut and paste.
Voting is open through 4:30 PM EST on Wednesday, February 25th. If
there's a tie, we'll have a runoff that ends sometime before the
conference ends on Thursday.
May the best
From my perspective, as someone working in a public library, I really
want to be able to hit our OPAC with marketing type queries to provide
promotion of library materials using real-time, or near real-real time
data. Fundamentally, the Holy Grail of API queries for me is as follows:
For a given
Eric and Jonathan, thank you very much for the lead!
Matthias
Eric Lease Morgan schrieb:
On 2/19/09 4:08 PM, Matthias Einbrodt matthias.einbr...@meinbrodt.net
wrote:
I'm interested in your opinion regarding the question which (kind of)
APIs an OPAC should provide nowadays and in the
I am hardly impartial, but I think Jangle makes a worthy API.
http://jangle.org/
If you're attending the Code4lib conference next week, you can learn
all about it.
-Ross.
On Thu, Feb 19, 2009 at 4:08 PM, Matthias Einbrodt
matthias.einbr...@meinbrodt.net wrote:
Hello,
I'm interested in your
Terry,
I appreciate you making this data available. FWIW (and that wouldn't be
much) I integrated your RSS data with my somewhat stale data of
peer-reviewed journals at
http://roytennant.com/proto/peer/
Roy
As you may know, ticTOCs is a project funded by JISC in the UK to create a
single,
