Indeed, my proposed fix was incorrect -- an alert does NOT need to be
passed into the function as a callback (it's always globally available)
and since the parameter for the alert is response text, that's A-OK. If
you want to insert that response into the page (and not just 'alert' it),
you WOULD
I'd highly recommend getting a good clear handle on the underlying
javascript workings before moving to a library like jQuery (which I am
quite fond of) especially when using XMLHTTPRequest. If you don't,
mysterious problems may arise that are all the more difficult to debug
since you have the li
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Hi Jakob-
Yes, I think you are correct that it is a bit much to think tha
Hi Jakob-
Yes, I think you are correct that it is a bit much to think that a
distributed archiving model is a bit much for libraries to even consider
now, but I do think there are useful insights to be gained here.
As it stands now, linux developers using Git can carry around the entire
change h
This conversation about Atom is, I think, really an important one to have.
As well designed and thought out as protocols & standards such as OAI-PMH,
METS (and the budding OAI-ORE spec) are, they don't have that "viral"
technology attribute of utter simplicity. Sure there are trade-offs, but
the
