Charles Yates wrote:
XSLT is an ideal language for doing this. If you are new to XSLT this
might be a simple enough problem to use as a vehicle for learning it.
For folks getting into XSLT for bibliographic applications, there are
some tools & toys at http://www.loc.gov/standards/marcxml/ . T
Please find attached the file I'm trying to parse. It is extracted
from a OAI Data Provider in oai_dc format. The challenge is to
preserve the Thai characters encoded in UTF-8.
I see these are the result of oai-pmh GetRequests. If you like you
can use the SAX handler in Net::OAI::Harvester
Hi Ed,
Please find attached the file I'm trying to parse. It is extracted from
a OAI Data Provider in oai_dc format. The challenge is to preserve the
Thai characters encoded in UTF-8.
I also have the same data in MARC21 format (UTF-8) encoding. But when I
extract the required fields in a delimite
