Drupalib: a place for library druplers

Thanks, Mark.  I'll put this back on the list in case
anyone else is
interested.  

Plinkit looks great.  Some similar ideas to those I'm
working on.  I
have a very unoptimized very unofficial demo up at
http://www.b
utterflysmack.com:9080/Plone .  I'll have to see how
Plinkit implemented their catalog search feature.

Larry

>>> Mark Jordan <mjordansfu.ca> 04/25/06 11:11
AM >>>
Hi Larry,

I don't think this message went to the web4lib list...
personally I 
don't know of any equivalent sites for plone. However, you 
may want to

check out http://www.plinkit.org/,
which is a plone implementation for
a 
number of libraries in Oregon.

Mark

Lawrence Milliken wrote:
> Hi All,
> 
> This site looks really interesting.  Does anyone know
of something
> similar for those of us working on Plone?
> 
> Larry
> 
> 
> 
> Larry Milliken
> Reference Librarian
> Neumann College Library
> 
>>>> Mark Jordan <mjordansfu.ca> 04/24/06 11:19 PM >>>
> Hi,
> 
> I've set up a website for people who are implementing,
or who are 
> considering implementing, the Drupal Content Management
System in 
> libraries. Drupalib (http://drupalib.
interoperating.info/) is
intended
> 
> as a place for Drupal implementors to share ideas,
configurations, 
> themes, and maybe even to incubate the development of
some modules
that
> 
> allow commonly desired functionality in library
websites. It's based

> roughly on drupaled (http://drupaled.org/), and
features a blog, a 
> forum, and a listing of drupal sites implemented by
libraries.
> 
> Mark
> 
> Mark Jordan
> Head of Library Systems
> W.A.C. Bennett Library, Simon Fraser University
> Burnaby, British Columbia, V5A 1S6, Canada
> Phone (604) 291 5753 / Fax (604) 291 3023
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W.A.C. Bennett Library, Simon Fraser University
Burnaby, British Columbia, V5A 1S6, Canada
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I can't quite figure this out so I hope someone has seen
this and help me out.  I have a user-restricted app that
uses J2EE sessions to validate users across pages.  When I
close my browser window, open another one, and return to the
previous page on my production server, I am able to view the
content without having to relog in.  I am unable to
replicate this behavior on the same page hosted on a test
server.

I compared the memory variable settings for both servers and
they are identical.  I also perused through application.cfm
and no luck there either.  Are there other other places
where I can look?

Thx,

 - Joe

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