Re: [Archive-access-discuss] [ANN] Wayback 1.0.1 released

[Oskar G. <Osk...@kb...>]

Hello Brad (and everyone else)!

I sent an email to you a couple of weeks ago about my first impressions =
of the Wayback 1.0, and asked some questions (mainly about getting the =
WAXToolbar to work with 1.0). But it seems that the mail never reached =
you, so I'll try sending it to the Archive-access list instead.=20

Here is the old mail:
=20
"Hi Brad!
This is Oskar Grenholm from the Swedish National Library (we met briefly =
when we visited SF and the Archive in June, but I'll forgive you if you =
don't remember that ;-)

First I must compliment you on a fine piece of software. I downloaded =
the 1.0 a couple of days ago, and it looks good. The Spring beans are a =
big improvement and it feels really thought through and well designed.
I especially like the idea of Access Points and WB Collections.=20

I've got it working in both Archival and Proxy Mode, but only with local =
stuff so far. I'll try with the remote stuff some day though.

But when I tried it with my old WAXToolbar, that didn't go as smooth. It =
worked okey, and surfed the archive, but I couldn't get the list of all =
available dates to work. A quick review of the javascript code revealed =
that it relied on an annotation in the <result> tag called <closest> =
that should be set to "true" (in the wayback-xml returned from a =
xmlquery). This annotation wasn't there anymore (I can't remember if =
this was something that I wrote and added or if it was there already and =
I just used it). So now I wonder is there any special reason that this =
isn't there anymore? Do you have any good ideas of another way to easy =
know which date is the closest to the date being surfed (i.e., being the =
one looked at) from within my javascript code. I guess I could hold a =
reference to the time being surfed and calculate it myself in there, but =
I liked the idea of the Wayback doing all that (since it problably does =
that anyway).

Best regards,
Oskar."


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Fr=E5n: arc...@li... genom Brad =
Tofel
Skickat: fr 2007-10-19 01:41
Till: arc...@li...
=C4mne: [Archive-access-discuss] [ANN] Wayback 1.0.1 released
=20
This maintenance release fixes a bug which prevented AccessPoints from=20
working properly when the webapp was deployed to a non-ROOT context.

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