[announce] jake-0.5.2

[Daniel Chudnov <daniel.chudnov@yale.edu>]

About jake

jake (Jointly Administered Knowledge Environment) is a reference source
which makes finding, managing, and linking online journals and journal
articles easier for students, researchers, and librarians. jake does this
by managing online resource metadata with a database union list, title
authority control, and linking tools, as well as making it easy to add a
local holdings layer. jake is free for anyone to use, modify, copy, or
redistribute under the terms of the GNU General Public License (GPL).

New in jake-0.5.2:

	* all database lists can now be downloaded as MARC records
	(Mark Jordan)

	* better XML data; all XML generation by DOM, offering more
	reliably well-formed search results

	* small <search/> schema fixes
	
	* data loaded into and available as xml from sourceforge

	* html comments added to simplify jakeid matching for
	local holdings (Donna Stevenson)
	
	* several bugs squashed, including fixed ugly &amp; problems
	

You can try jake out here:

  http://jake.med.yale.edu/

...and read more about how it works and how to use it where you are:

  http://jake.med.yale.edu/docs/about.html



  Enjoy,

  -Dan


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