Code4Lib 2008: DLF ILS Discovery Interface Task Force API recommendation
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Emily Lynema - Systems Librarian for Digital Projects, North Carolina State University
Terry Reese - Oregon State University
The DLF ILS Discovery Interface Task Force was charged with creating a technical proposal that would provide standardized integration between integrated library systems and external applications, better enabling libraries to replace their OPAC with an external discovery system. This talk would provide background for the project and an overview of the recommendation (hopefully published by code4lib 2008), as well as address how the library developer community can contribute to API implementation. More information and current work on the recommendation are available: https://project.library.upenn.edu/confluence/display/ilsapi/Home. A breakout session could facilitate further feedback and discussion of next steps.
2/27/08 update: this conversation is being continued in an open google group: http://groups.google.com/group/ils-diEmily Lynema - Systems Librarian for Digital Projects, North Carolina State University
Terry Reese - Oregon State University
The DLF ILS...all »Emily Lynema - Systems Librarian for Digital Projects, North Carolina State University
Terry Reese - Oregon State University
The DLF ILS Discovery Interface Task Force was charged with creating a technical proposal that would provide standardized integration between integrated library systems and external applications, better enabling libraries to replace their OPAC with an external discovery system. This talk would provide background for the project and an overview of the recommendation (hopefully published by code4lib 2008), as well as address how the library developer community can contribute to API implementation. More information and current work on the recommendation are available: https://project.library.upenn.edu/confluence/display/ilsapi/Home. A breakout session could facilitate further feedback and discussion of next steps.
2/27/08 update: this conversation is being continued in an open google group: http://groups.google.com/group/ils-di«
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