I don't know the details, but the choices for DLXS were XML::LibXSLT
and XML::LibXML.
As far as I can tell it's working quite well, though the error
reporting is sparse.
http://dlxs.org/docs/12/intro/sysreq.html
http://dlxs.org/
Brian Sh
Saiful Amin wrote:
BTW, being new to XML, this is a great help, Ed. I'm going to deal with lot
of OAI and XML in my next project. It's time to get hands dirty with these
modules...
I see these are the result of oai-pmh GetRequests. If you like you
can use the SAX handler in Net::OAI::Harveste
Sorry for not being able to respond. My colleague was able to parse UTF-8
XML records through Java over the weekend.
BTW, being new to XML, this is a great help, Ed. I'm going to deal with lot
of OAI and XML in my next project. It's time to get hands dirty with these
modules...
Best regards,
Saif
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
Saiful wrote:
>I looked at DublinCore::Record and couldn't any method for opening
a file for reading.
That's because there are so many ways DC data can be encoded. If you
are interested in extracting DC from HTML you can take a look at
HTML::DublinCore [1]. What kind of file are you trying
