Hello all,
There had been an interesting topic two years ago on this list [1] about using
httpd as a way to offer remote access to library's resources. Has any of you
been working (successfully) on this? I don't have any short-term plan for this
but am curious to know if any alternative to EZpro
there anything else?
Regards,
Sylvain
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Hi all,
As Matt's problem is related to parsing citations, I would definitely have a
look at the tools cited by Cindy because going with regexp will quickly become
a nightmare. Even if citations have been created following a common reference
style: there will necessarily be incoherence, amplifie
Le 05/01/2015 17:12, Eric Lease Morgan a écrit :
Interesting and thank you. Code4Lib only needs fifty more subscribers to equal
LITA’s size. I think this just goes to show, with the advent of the Internet,
centralized authorities are not as necessary/useful as they once used to be.
—ELM
For
Hello Jeremy,
as Craig said, I think you mean Mediawiki :
- Wikipedia : the well-known encyclopedia project
- Wikimedia Foundation : the foundation running the servers of the
previous project (+ some others) and managing infrastructure / legal /
funds and so on
- Mediawiki : the open source soft
Hello Scott,
I would be curious to hear more from what you expect from OpenRefine in
that case. I know OpenRefine is powerful for many things but I can't get
it for the current case, can you expand ?
Thanks
Sylvain Machefert - Bordeaux, France
Web services librarian - http://geobib.
://gist.github.com/symac/2673c8b8d0f97f4a855a
Hope this helps.
Regards,
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Sylvain Machefert - Web services librarian
http://geobib.fr/en
Le 30/10/2014 16:49, Shearer, Timothy a écrit :
Hi Folks,
My google fu isn't working.
Does anyone know of an extension, something native, or a methodolo
often include bibliographic management :
- http://bibapp.org/
- http://theopenscholar.org/
Hope this helps.
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Sylvain Machefert - Systems librarian
http://geobib.fr/en
Le 22/10/2014 22:10, Bigwood, David a écrit :
Any suggestions for publishing citations on the Web? We have a department that
has
quite good.
Hope this helps (and maybe that since my original research is quite old
now, there are now packaged tools that do it, I don't know)
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Sylvain Machefert - Web services librarian
http://geobib.fr/en
Le 16/10/2014 18:38, Kyle Banerjee a écrit :
Could you say something abou
Hello Sergio,
the question has been asked on code2bib, the french equivalent to
code4lib in July but didn't raise any answer as of today :
https://groupes.renater.fr/sympa/arc/code2bib/2014-07/msg6.html .
The question was related to MARC::Lint in perl but you should be
interested to contac
Hello,
maybe that an easier solution, more IFTTT related, would be to develop a
Yahoo pipe, using the ISBN & querying the webpac should be easy for
Yahoo Pipes, you can then search in the page using xpath or thing like
that. Should be easier thant developping a custom script (if you have no
de
Hello Nicholas,
maybe that it's a bit late but I've found that for this kind of things,
OpenRefine (ex Google refine) works fine if the catalog you want to
query allows passing parameter in the url; You can get the HTML code of
the catalog pages and easily detect if it show a record or not. I'v
Hi Jonathan, hi all,
we also use Openlayerzoom in Omeka but not bundled with scripto, there's
an autonomous plugin that does it for omeka, maybe you can have a look
at the source code : https://github.com/Daniel-KM/OpenLayersZoom
When installed, it works fine without a bunch of tools on the se
Hi,
for people interested in ezproxy log analysis, a projet is under
development in France : ezPaarse (
https://github.com/ezpaarse-project/ezpaarse ). EzPaarse comes with
parsers for main publishers platforms (more added while the project is
maturing) in order to analyse logs files precisely
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