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MyCoRe is an Open Source project for the development of Repositories, Digital Library and archive solutions. The technical base of the system is formed of Java class libraries, XML technology and different database backends. Since 2015 we use https://mycore.atlassian.net/ for bug tracking. Please use our ticket system there.

The Collection Workflow Integration System (CWIS, pronounced SEE-wis) is a free, open source software package designed to help assemble, organize, and share information about resources online. The software conforms to international and academic standards for metadata while providing turnkey setup and a user-friendly interface, allowing resource collection developers (and end users) to focus on what they want to share (or find) without worrying about the technical details. CWIS provides...

EUN project for an Generic OAI-PMH Target. This implementation supports multiple metadata formats. Content of the files could be stored inside the lucene index or externaly on a simple file server.

The UMich OAI Toolkit is a set of Perl based tools for harvesting OAI data and creating an OAI-PMH 2.0 compliant data provider.

FathomFive is a classification aware lucene powered spidering and indexing solution, written in pure Java. It supports a variety of content types, provides an easy to use admin interface, and a customisable search interface. It spiders from HTTP and OAI.

Opener-OAI extracts Dublin Core and LOM records from EduCommons RSS-feeds and serves these records as an OAI-repository. It is initially build for the EduCommons site of Open Universiteit Nederland but should work on all EduCommons sites.

suprsukr is a data aggregator which can read data from rss, atom, oai and microformats.

The OAI Harvester Manager is an interface that controls the oai.dll - a SourceForge hosted .NET OAI Harvester developed by Terry Reese. The interface can be scheduled, and provides for customized setSpec and DateStamp parameters.

Arc (http://arc.cs.odu.edu) is the first federated search service based on the OAI-PMH protocol. It includes a harvester which can harvests OAI-PMH 1.x and OAI-PMH 2.0 compliant repositories, a basic search engine which is based on database and an OAI-PMH

pMH is a plug-in based general purpose online reservation platform. It features booking services, affiliations managing, structures advertising. Implemented with PHP Fusebox 3 framework over an XML-based multi-tier architecture.

The Open Archive Cataloguer (zOAC) project applies the OAI-PMH protocol for automatic metadata harvesting and aggregation of bibliographic records and has been developed over the web application server Zope. Based on Pentila's ZOpenArchives Zope Product.

Kepler (http://kepler.cs.odu.edu) is the federated search service. It includes harvester which can harvests OAI-PMH 1.x and OAI-PMH 2.0 compliant repositories, basic search engine which is based on database and an OAI-PMH and self-archive data provider

System for administering a public listing of a university's research publications output, with plenty of online functions for academics and admin staff. Features include RIS export/import, OAI compliance, and PubMed integration. Uses PHP and MySQL.

oai.dll is an open-source .NET implementation of an OAI Harvester. The library has built-in support for Dublin Core, but can accept custom handlers to support other schemas. oai.dll is compatible with .NET 1.1 and MONO 1.0 runtimes.

i-Tor is a set of Tools and Technologies for Open Repositories, based on Linux, Java, MySQL, Mirage and other free components. It harvests OAI and turns databases into Open Archives. It includes similarity, backlinks and related search based on Lucene.