I expected a record that looked like this:
LEADER 00000nas 2200000Ia 4500
001 18971047
008 890105c19079999mau u p 0uuua0eng
010 07023955 /rev
040 DLC|cAUG
049 PSMM
050 F41.5|b.A64
090 F41.5|b.A64
110 2 Appalachian Mountain Club
245 [...]

Posted November 16, 2006 by Casey Bisson
Categories: Libraries & Networked Information. Tags: code, libraries, library, marc, marc directory, parsing, php, raw marc. 2 Comments.

No, I’m not talking about the interface our users see in the web browser — there’s enough argument about that — I’m talking about web services, the technologies that form much of the infrastructure for Web 2.0.
Once upon a time, the technology that displayed a set of data, let’s say catalog records, was inextricably [...]

Posted November 30, 2005 by Casey Bisson
Categories: Libraries & Networked Information, Technology. Tags: amazon, amazon api, amazon web services, api, dublin core, ead, libraries, library, library catalog, marc, marc-xml, opac data, opensearch, web 2.0, web service, web services, web20, webservice, webservices, xml, xml server. 7 Comments.