Is there a guide to getting free MARC records in the common programming
languages, covering what libaries and modules to use and where to look,
and giving code examples?
If you're like me then sometimes you have an ISBN and you say to yourself,
"Bill"--though why you'd say that if your name isn't
Nice work Bill. A while back Chris Biemesderfer added a section on
using Z39.50 to the MARC::Record tutorial:
http://search.cpan.org/dist/MARC-Record/lib/MARC/Doc/Tutorial.pod#Z39.50
If you have MARC::Record installed the tutorial is already hiding on
your disk somewhere, and can be retrieved b
On 19 April 2007, Ed Summers wrote:
A while back Chris Biemesderfer added a section on
using Z39.50 to the MARC::Record tutorial:
http://search.cpan.org/dist/MARC-Record/lib/MARC/Doc/Tutorial.pod#Z39.50
Thanks for pointing that out. I read that tutorial a few months ago but
completely forgot
OK, so assuming one were interested...
Apparently, they have to register to even view the web listing, by supplying
an email address. Then check email. Click link, change password. (Get 2nd
email.) Now login with password...
But having completed these steps, I still can't authenticate. For
Yes, the site is, to be politic, awkward (imagine the interface for us to
look at submitted applications). For what it's worth, I was just now able
to create an account in Safari, without any confirmation emails, by clicking
the "Join Today" link on the "external candidates" section.
However, one
> A question for the Talis people on the list: you don't make
> information from Talis Source, your union catalogue, openly
> available, as I read it.
> Am I correct in understanding that only libraries that
> contribute to it can read from it? If so, do you have any
> plans to open it up?
>
You
