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| 15 Oct 2008 by tnb The Ohio Web Library search was developed in-house by OPLIN using Pazpar2, an open-source middleware technology created by LibLime's partner, Index Data. Access to subscription content is provided by OpenTranslators, a new web service ... News - http://liblime.com/ [ More results from News ] |
| 12 Jan 2008 by Sol How “open” are these OpenTranslators? When I think of open standards and open source I think of having access to modify, maintain, debug or customize the connectors and gateway. It sounds like this offering by CARE will be a ... Federated Search - http://federatedsearchblog.com/ - References [ More results from Federated Search ] |
| 8 Feb 2008 Those libraries that are building or already using an open source federated search tool will now be able to expand the world of information that can be accessed. Finally, for those institutions/organizations building new mashup clients, ... Library Technology Guides automation update - http://www.librarytechnology.org/ - References [ More results from Library Technology Guides automation update ] |
| 18 Feb 2008 by carl_grant This has been confirmed in writing at the SerialsSolutions website where the FAQ document specifically states, in part: “The OpenTranslators project is a quasi-open source collection of translators, distributed by CARE Affiliates and ... Thoughts from Carl Grant, a long-time participa... - http://www.care-affiliates.com/thoughts/ - References [ More results from Thoughts from Carl Grant, a long-time participa... ] |
| 22 Oct 2008 by Sol OpenTranslators is an enabling service that makes it easy to build search systems for subscription databases that don't support standards. CustomizationsOPLIN took advantage of the many benefits of open source in their development of ... Federated Search Press Releases - http://federatedsearchpress.com/ |
| 25 Jan 2008 by ecorrado this is especially true when the have the motto on their web site that says “open source information solutions built for you with care.” one would reasonably assuming that opentranslators was open source.” when it isn't, ... blog.ecorrado.us - http://blog.ecorrado.us/ - References [ More results from blog.ecorrado.us ] |
| 3 Feb 2008 by dempsey libraries will have this capability as part of software they buy from a vendor, or in some cases as part of an open source package. there is no necessary link between 'open source' and the use of the 'opentranslators' service. ... Lorcan Dempsey's weblog - http://orweblog.oclc.org/ - References |
| 16 Feb 2009 by LISWire aggregator using pazpar2, an open-source middleware technology created by liblime's partner, index data. access to subscription content is provided by opentranslators, a new web service offered by liblime that offers a simple gateway interface to ... CR2 Blog - http://blog.cr2.in/ [ More results from CR2 Blog ] |
| 27 Jan 2008 by Nicole so anyway, here's the skinny: indexdata, webfeat, and care affiliates have partnered to create a service they've dubbed opentranslators. in a nutshell, this service makes any of the some 10000 databases for which webfeat has developed ... What I Learned Today... - http://www.web2learning.net/ [ More results from What I Learned Today... ] |
| 23 Jan 2008 by dchud I've been running a business for the past 14 years based on open source software, open standards, and open systems being combined in various ways to do interesting stuff. In the process, I've been laughed at, received no end of blank ... I see OpenTranslators as a powerful enabler for OSS-based user interface projects as well as metasearch applications, and it strikes one of my absolute favorite chords: The intrinsic synergy between the different kinds of 'open' that ... One Big Library. - http://onebiglibrary.net/ - References |
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