Nguyen Hong Vinh writes:
> > Nguyen Hong Vinh writes:
> > > I want to develop a Z39.50 Server in Csharp
using YAZ libraries,
> > > how can I start?.
> >
> > See http://zoom.z3950.
org/bind/dotnet/
>
> Thank you for your suggestion. I have look at the code
and read
> some documents around, but I did not found any thing
relate to
> Z39.50 server, only for Z39.50 client. Could you show
me more?.
My mistake, sorry -- I'd not registered that you wanted to
make a
server. Yes, ZOOM is client-side only at present.
For building a Z39.50 server, your options are much more
limited. If
you're happy to work in C, you can use YAZ's GFS (Generic
Frontend
Server), as described at
http://indexd
ata.com/yaz/doc/server.tkl
If you find it easier to work with Perl, then you can use
the
Net::Z3950::SimpleServer module, which is essentially a Perl
wrapping
of the GFS, described at
http://indexdata.c
om/simpleserver/
And that is about it.
A possible alternative would be to abandon YAZ altogether
and write
your server in Java, using Knowledge Integration's JZKit2:
http://developer.k
-int.com/jzkit2/
but I don't know how well document or supported that is.
Finally, if none of these options suits you, and if you
really want to
use Csharp on .NET, then please contact us off-list, and we
can give
you quote for building a SimpleServer-like Csharp interface
to the
GFS.
Hope this helps.
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rivers like the
Amazon. It has two ears, a heart, a forehead, and a beak
for
eating honey. It is also provided with fins for swimming.
The llama is, however, very dangerous. So if you see one
where there are people swimming, you must shout out: LOOK
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