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open-url compliant ?
Name: olivier Date: June 16, 2004 at 11:31:25 Pacific OS: Win 2000 Pro CPU/Ram: P1.4 Ghz 256Kb
Comment:
Hello,
Does any of you know what "open-url compliant" mean ?
Name: anonproxy Date: June 16, 2004 at 12:11:35 Pacific
Reply:
It's used as online bibliographic metadata. Basically it maps text references to online resources. The trick is these references can communicate more than just a URL - there's a whole structure of data that can be passed. This data is passed in the URL, which follows the OpenURL format. Therefore, you can now reliably parse a URL. An archive interface need only support OpenURL to support direct linking to documents. This solves a huge problem with internal search systems (which are all a little differnent).
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