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ClickView Library Server 1.6.0 (or above) is able to output a simple data feed depicting the contents of the ClickView Library Server for reference by other applications such as learning managements systems and library cataloguing systems.
To access the ClickView Library Server Data Feeder select the "Tools" menu and click on "Data Feeder Options...".
Select the data feed type and filenames of XML data to export the ClickView Library Server database into. Every 24 hours, between 12:00am and 1:00am, the ClickView Library Server Data Feeder will synchronise the contents of XML files with the latest collection of items within the ClickView Library Server.
The ClickView Library Data Feeder can generate simple XML or valid MARC XML data. By default the simple XML conversion will export to ClickViewDataFeed.xml and the MARC XML data will be exported to ClickViewDataFeedMARC.xml.
Click on the "Apply" or "OK" buttons to save the settings.
XML Example
<ClickViewLibraryServer>
<Video>
<VideoID>119</VideoID>
<VideoTitle>A Case Study in IR Reform</VideoTitle>
<Publisher>Video Education Australasia</Publisher>
<Date>2007</Date>
<WebStartURL>http://www.clickview.com.au/LinkStart/?videoid=119</WebStartURL>
<Description>This program explores the changes that have come about under the Work choices legislation and the impact of these changes on employees in small and large businesses, trade unions and employers.</Description>
<Subject>ClickView Digital Video Library - Business</Subject>
<ID>119</ID>
<Title>A Case Study in IR Reform</Title>
<GlobalID>2156</GlobalID>
</Video>
</ClickViewLibraryServer>
An example of a data feed from a ClickView Library Server containing many videos can be found here.
Linking SCIS Records with ClickView Videos
SCIS Records for ClickView Digital Video Library titles include ClickView Global ID values. These Global ID values can be matched to a video within the ClickView Data Feeder. The corresponding WebStartURL value can then be used to access the video.
It is important to note that the WebStartURL for a video will differ between schools, whilst the GlobalID will be consistent between schools.
<ClickViewLibraryServer>
<Video>
<VideoID>119</VideoID>
<VideoTitle>A Case Study in IR Reform</VideoTitle>
<Publisher>Video Education Australasia</Publisher>
<Date>2007</Date>
<WebStartURL>http://www.clickview.com.au/LinkStart/?videoid=119</WebStartURL>
<Description>This program explores the changes that have come about under the Work choices legislation and the impact of these changes on employees in small and large businesses, trade unions and employers.</Description>
<Subject>ClickView Digital Video Library - Business</Subject>
<ID>119</ID>
<Title>A Case Study in IR Reform</Title>
<GlobalID>2156</GlobalID>
</Video>
</ClickViewLibraryServer>
Configuring your Library Catalogue Software to Import ClickView Video Data
Oliver - Library Automation Software (SoftLink Pty Limited)
Size: 2.12 MB
Document Type: PDF
Date: 19/10/2005
SENTRAL (formerly GProxy) (GP Technology Solutions Pty Ltd)
Document Type: ClickView KB
Date: 3/3/2006
Bibliotech V8 - Library Management System (Bibliotech International Pty. Ltd)
Document Type: External link
Amlib Library Management System (InfoVision Technology)
Document Type: External link
Eclipse (Micro Librarian Systems Limited)
Document Type: PDF
Date: 22/11/2007
Access-IT (Access-IT Ltd)
Document Type: PDF
Date: 28/02/2008
Heritage - v4.2.8 or above
Document Type: PDF
Date: 18/09/2009 |
