DLXS Programmers & Technical Workshop
Location: Faculty Exploratory, second floor Hatcher Graduate
Library, University of Michigan. See
more location information.
Dates: February 25-March 2, 2002. See the schedule
for this 5 and 1/2 day workshop.
Instructors: Phil Farber,
Alan Pagliere, Chris
Powell, Matt Stoeffler,
John Weise, University of
Michigan
Course objectives
- Learn to install DLXS Text Class & Image Class middleware
- Learn about indexing and searching text data with the XPat search
engine
- Learn to encode and prepare data for use with DLXS middleware
- Learn to configure and deploy Text Class and Image Class collections
using DLXS middleware. Time permitting, classes other than Image
Class and Text Class may be discussed.
Prerequisites
Be a member of DLXS
It helps if you are familiar with:
- UNIX shell commands
- HTML
- vi or emacs
- SGML or XML
And we will probably have brief encounters with, but no prior
experience is necessary in, the following:
- Programming in C or Java or Perl
- Familiarity with Object Oriented concepts like: class, subclass,
inheritance, method
- Programming in Perl
- Experience programming CGI applications
- Experience with SGML or XML
Sites and information to peruse before coming:
Other sites that use DLXS-based software:
Other miscellaneous collections (with interesting features and
functionality)
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