Hi Susan --
I'm curious about the Saxon jvm/PDF process that you mention. Could
you provide a little more detail on this? We are also using saxon/HTML
for web presentation but printing them is, to say the least, not
optimal, so I'd be interested in how you're creating the PDFs.
Thanks
Michele
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Michele Rothenberger
Special Collections Research Center
Syracuse University Library
222 Waverly Avenue
Syracuse, NY 13244
(315) 443-2697
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We are planning to export finding aids from a database into EAD-tagged
XML
documents and ingest them into DLXS for federated searching. The
techies
want to know if the entity declaration in the PUBLIC identifier that I
currently use for XMetaL-created finding aids is necessary. I
currently
create my finding aids in an XMetaL template as SGML files then convert
them to XML with NoteTabPro, run the Saxon frameset to create HTML
versions
for display on the Web, and run Saxon jvm to create PDFs for printable
copies. All this conversion will be moot when we ingest the XML
document
into DLXS.
In the example below, is "beebe.sgm" necessary or could it be
"beebe.xml"
or simply "beebe"? The techie is changing the name to "beebe1" without
a
.xml or .sgm extension before ingesting it into DLXS and it seems to
work
just fine.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
<!DOCTYPE ead SYSTEM "file:/c:\pubclass\shared\ead\ead.dtd" [
<!ENTITY psulogo PUBLIC "-//Pennsylvania State University::University
Libraries::Special Collections Department//NONSGML (PSU logo)//EN"
"file:/C:\pubclass\documents\psulogo.gif" NDATA gif>
]>
<ead
><eadheader
langencoding="iso639-2b"
scriptencoding="iso15924"
dateencoding="iso8601"
countryencoding="iso3166-1"
repositoryencoding="iso15511"
><eadid
>PUBLIC "-//Pennsylvania State University::University
Libraries::Special Collections Library//TEXT (US::PSt::MGN
324::Helen Hulick Beebe Papers, 1927-1998//EN" "beebe.sgm"</eadid> . .
.
Am I worrying about retaining legacy data that is unnecessary or is
there a
good reason that the extension should remain? Thanks for your insight.
Sue
Susan Hamburger, Ph.D.
Manuscripts Cataloging Librarian
Cataloging Services
126 Paterno Library
The Pennsylvania State University
University Park, PA 16802
814/865-1755
FAX 814/863-7293
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