jake-0.3.1

[Daniel Chudnov]

jake-0.3.1 is now up and running; you can try it out at:

  http://jake.med.yale.edu

new features include:

	* article/issuelist retrieval: type in the article
	information and jake will formulate urls when it
	knows how (temporarily only in Yale view... but access
	isn't limited to Yale)

	* many more databases added including Gale Group
	and many Bell&Howell/Proquest titles

	* much faster response times: xsl transformations
	are now run through a java servlet engine

	* all search code, stylesheets, and jake data are now
        available through anonymous cvs and browseable via
        cvsweb.  for more info see:
  
          http://jake.med.yale.edu/docs/about.html

what's jake?

jake (Jointly Administered Knowledge Environment) seeks to make management
of and linking between online resources easier for library patrons and
staff. It does so by managing online resource metadata with a database
union list, title authority control, linking tools, and a local holdings
layer.

jake is free to all to use, modify, or redistribute according to the terms
of the GNU General Public License.


  Enjoy,

  -Dan


Daniel Chudnov
Systems Architect
Cushing/Whitney Medical Library
Yale University School of Medicine
(203) 785-4347