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Re: xml and z39.50 protocol
- From: Matt Jones <jones@nceas.ucsb.edu>
- To: "McGeough, David" <dmcgeough@els.ie>
- Date: Tue, 19 Jun 2001 08:39:24 -0800
David,
You might find the information available on the Species Analyst website
useful. They have some tools and libraries available for using Z39.50
and XML together (Windows only, though). From their web site:
Why "Z.X"? The Species Analyst relies heavily upon the fusion of the
ANSI/NISO Z39.50 standard for information retrieval (ISO 23950) and XML.
http://tsadev.speciesanalyst.net/Z.X/
Also, you may be interested in XER -- XML Encoding Rules. Somewhat
inactive, but interesting nonetheless as a means of representing Z39.50
over XML.
http://asf.gils.net/xer/
Matt
McGeough, David wrote:
> I am wondering if anyone has any experience with developing a library
> system using the z39.50 protocol and using xml as
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> the data transfer from library system to database.
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> I am new to xml and I can see the advantage of using xml rather than
> store all data in the database and using sql to retrieve.
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> Any help appreciated.
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> regards
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> David
>
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