In the past year we have been working on migrating our repository
infrastructure to a Fedora-Commons based system.
One of the requirements of the system was a flexible OAI server
configuration that could handle multiple 'virtual' repositories from a
single back-end installation. The most effective
Yan,
I am curious what kind of image files you mean that contain east Asian
characters, surely an image has no characters in it but just pixels? Or
do you mean the filenames?
This: http://www.swftools.org/about.html
Is the best thing since sliced bread for me. Among other things it can
convert
Your question reminded me that I wanted to do something similar for a
pile of PDFs from our institutional repository. So I made a small script
in Python that can do this, using the Python module from:
http://pybrary.net/pyPdf/
You can then put the following in a script: (mind the indentation)
---8
While the enthusiasm is fantastic, I would like to say: "Hold your
horses folks!".
Let's see if there is any animo for local people over here to attend a
few regional things and get some momentum going before we can even think
of organising a conference.
That being said, if we ever do get a Europe
At various tech related library gatherings here in the Netherlands there
have been discussion about setting up a regional Code4Lib (or something
similar)
So as a start, if there any subscribers on this list who are in the
vicinity of Netherlands/Belgium and interested, please give me a shout.
We
David wrote:
>The problem is that for the two programming languages I use, Java and
> PHP the variable name key~ and $key~ is illegal, and I believe that is
> the case for most programming languages. Thus, in this PHP class (an its
> Java analog) would fail at compile / parse time:
> Note that
>
