> Interestingly, as I understand it the new biblios.net cooperative
> metadatastore from LibLime takes this approach. I don't know if it uses
> XSLT or not, but if I understand correctly, the underlying data store
> supports having multiple schema-representations of the same resource,
> and relati
Interestingly, as I understand it the new biblios.net cooperative
metadatastore from LibLime takes this approach. I don't know if it uses
XSLT or not, but if I understand correctly, the underlying data store
supports having multiple schema-representations of the same resource,
and relating those d
And as an extra wrinkle when considering these matters, the original file may
be in XML and the different formats are merely generated from this one file
through the use of different XSL Transformations. So, a single file in XML
format can create *on the fly* a pdf, html, MSWord, and theoretical
Jakob asked:
>For instance how to you catalog a a web page or a PDF file deposited at
>a repository? And what do you do if the PDF is also availabe at a second
>server and there is a HTML version of the same document at the third?
RDA Appendix M has examples:
http://www.rdaonline.org/constituenc
Hi,
Unfortunately the RDA draft is spread over a bunch of PDF files instead
of web-friendly HTML that you can search in and link to - could you
point me to the right section(s) about cataloging digital objects? I
wonder because as far as I understand with a digital object the
difference between i
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