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Support For Your Ex Libris Product(S): What Ya Gonna Do? Who Ya Gonna Call?, Tari Keller
Support For Your Ex Libris Product(S): What Ya Gonna Do? Who Ya Gonna Call?, Tari Keller
Library Presentations
Ex Libris has upped their game with support and we have more tools than ever to speed up the problem solving process. I want to go over all the options and give examples of how to get help, where to get help and give help too!
Functionality And Flair: Using Apis For Alma, Kathryn Lybarger
Functionality And Flair: Using Apis For Alma, Kathryn Lybarger
Library Presentations
Alma as a web site lets us view, search, and edit our data in a variety of ways, but what if you want to do something slightly different? Fortunately, Ex Libris provides API access that allows you to add specialized functionality to your Alma workflows, or even access Alma's data through other web sites. In this presentation I will go over the basics of APIs, demonstrate how you can learn about and test them using the Ex Libris Developer Network, and show some examples of how they can be used to extend Alma's functionality.
Automating Knowledge Base Maintenance With Kbart Integration, Andrée Rathemacher
Automating Knowledge Base Maintenance With Kbart Integration, Andrée Rathemacher
Technical Services Faculty Presentations
Slides from a "Lightning Talk" presentation given at the NETSL Annual Spring Conference in Worcester, MA, May 5, 2017.
Investigation Of The Email Notice Issue In Aleph, Gordon Xu, Yi Chen
Investigation Of The Email Notice Issue In Aleph, Gordon Xu, Yi Chen
Publications and Research
Based on experimental results and existing resources, the paper explored and identified the major contributing factors to the email notice issue, including local administrator status, Aleph client, mail server, Aleph system files, and security settings. The paper elaborated the troubleshooting process, and how to find the solution to the issue. The authors suggested recommendations based the lessons learned from the project experience. The project experience presented in this paper should be instructive for libraries solving the similar problems.