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From: | Paul POULAIN |
Subject: | Re: [Koha-zebra] Koha & zebra (continuing to try to understand...) |
Date: | Mon, 08 Aug 2005 16:34:50 +0200 |
User-agent: | Mozilla Thunderbird 1.0.2 (X11/20050317) |
Sebastian Hammer a écrit :
Hi All, I'll attempt to answer the questions that relate directly to Zebra..
Once again, if I understand correctly, this Perl/API is not 100% ready & not released yet.Correct. The YAZ/ZOOM API (C language) supports these extensions, but they are not supported by Net::Z3950, which doesn't use YAZ/ZOOM. Net::Z3950 predates the ZOOM specification, and it is implemented on top of a lower-level API in the YAZ toolkit. The solution that we have discussed with Joshua involves building a new and better Perl API that more closely reflects the ZOOM standard, directly atop the YAZ/ZOOM API. It would thus benefit from a range of extended functionality in YAZ/ZOOM, such as normalizing MARC records to UTF-8/MARCXML, and the extended services for database updates.
and moving to zebra will help getting rid with Net::z3950 & Event.pm that is problematic.
That makes sense. The Zebra manual has simple examples of how to create a simple database.
Playing with zebra was task 0, that has already been done : I have a UNIMARC setup at least partially functionnal. I will submit it if you are interested once it will be 100% ok.
I imagine this last step very easy, just replacing a file writing (the iso2709 record) & a system call (to run idzebra) by a "zebra connection open" and "deals the MARC record".That makes sense, too.
great.
You, indexdata guys, do you think i'm right there or wrong ? should I go that way ?I think it makes sense. I'd start by just running the admin interface a bit from the shell.. try loading up some marc records and see how it goes.
I *think* I would recommend that you start with the CVS version of YAZ and Zebra rather than using the current releases.
could you explain why ? (& how to get cvs ?) -- Paul POULAIN Consultant indépendant en logiciels libres responsable francophone de koha (SIGB libre http://www.koha-fr.org)
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