Using Ed Summers's underlying library, I have created a really rudimentary implementation of OCKHAM Alert. Really rudimentary: http://dewey.library.nd.edu/morgan/ockham-alert/ This directory contains the beginnings of an alerting service called Ockham Alert -- a proposed method for providing a current awareness service against the content of OAI repositories as well as library catalogs. In short, his how it will ultimately work: 1. Content from select OAI repositories will be harvested and saved to central store. 2. Content from selected library catalogs will be harvested and saved to a central store. 3. The content of the central store will be indexed. 4. An SRU interface to the indexed content will be provided. The results of Step #4 will be standard SRU URLs. These URLs can be used to represent user queries and information needs. The URLs can then be optionally saved and executed on a regular basis having their results sent to the user in the form of email messages, RSS feeds, HTML pages, etc. Right now, the service is still pretty dump. It only captures a small set of OAI data -- sets of images. Nor does it allow you to save your profiles, but it does allow you to do some rudimentary searching. For a good time, try these searches: * title=barn * title=flower * title=portrait FYI. -- Eric Lease Morgan (574) 631-8604