Colorado Alliance of Research Libraries to build a consortial repository using FEDORA
On Friday, the Colorado Alliance of Research Libraries announced the creation of a consortium-wide digital repository project similar to that of the Ohio Dig...
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Picking a Java Web Application Framework
We're beginning a new phase of our digital library development at OhioLINK and an oversimplification of one of the consequences of this new phase is that we ...
Google Custom Search for Planet Code4Lib
I wanted to mess around with Google's new Custom Search Engine feature and in casting about for a list of URLs to feed it I thought I'd try the list of blogs...
DLTJ is Registered with the Academic Blog Portal; Are You?
DLTJ is now listed...how about your blog? Calling All Academic Librarian Bloggers A few months ago I came across a just developing project of Henry Farrell, ...
DLF’s Upcoming Workshop on Developing a Services Framework for Digital Libraries
I know I said I would only be taking "a day's break" from posting about applying the Service Oriented Architecture pattern to library services but, well, rea...
GSoC: JPEG2000 JPIP Server and Viewer Applet
OhioLINK was excited and privileged to participate in the second annual Google Summer of Code -- a program to inspire young developers and provide students i...
Embedded Web Video in a Standards-Compliant, Accessible, and Successful Way
The word “Successful” in the title, when juxtaposed with “Standards-Compliant” and “Accessible,” should be big, bold and flashing (except that the flashing s...
Taking a Day’s Break from SOA
No Service Oriented Architecture posting today, but here is a glimpse of the topic of the next one -- the title is: "Web Services: A means to a Service Orie...
The Dis-integration of the ILS into a SOA Environment
This is part three of a continuing series on the application of the Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) design pattern to library systems. In the first part...
Services in a Service Oriented Architecture
This post is the second in a series about the application of the Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) system design pattern to library services. The first po...
Defining “Service Oriented Architecture” by Analogy
This post is the first in a series over the next few days that in total will attempt to lay the groundwork for a discussion of applying the Service Oriented ...
Why FEDORA? Answers to the FEDORA Users Interview Survey
The Fedora Outreach and Communications team is conducting a survey of the high-level sense of passion and commitment inherent in the Fedora community. I've ...