Re: [Jabref-users] possible lab solution

[Michael M. <mic...@gm...>]

I was completely unaware of things such as Aigaion. Can anyone reccomend any
other options? Since I'm working within a university system, perhaps having
this web based instead of stored on one single fileserver might be the best
route. Thanks so far for your help.

Michael

On Tue, Sep 15, 2009 at 12:53 AM, Bogdan Cristea <cri...@gm...> wrote:

> On Monday 14 September 2009 22:29:36 Michael Miesner wrote:
> > Hello-
> > My lab is considering using JabRef.
> > My understanding however, is that in the past there have been problems
> with
> > people on multiple computers accessing the database to input references.
> Is
> > this still a problem?
> > Can we have one file on a hard drive that is accessed by two pc's and one
> > mac and not have read/write problems?
> > Any chance of getting a corrupted database in this method?
> >
>     There are also web based alternatives for JabRef, based on mysql,
> designed
> specifically for collaborative environments (e.g. Aigaion). The issue with
> this approach is that, when you write an article, you need to transfer the
> entries to a *.bib file, thus JabRef is still useful. It would be great to
> have support to access directly from JabRef Aigaion database.
> --
> Dr. Bogdan Cristea
> http://cristeab.googlepages.com
>
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Michael Miesner
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East Tennessee State University