info:sid/localhost:CollectionWikiPages:OpenUriResolverFeature info:sid/localhost:CollectionWikiPages CollectionWikiPages http://alcme.oclc.org:80/wikid/search/WikiDb.localhost OpenUriResolverFeature display Wiki Pages userAssigned mailto:jyoung@oclc.org no info:sid/localhost:CollectionSimpleSchemas:wiki info:sid/localhost:CollectionExternalSchemas:xhtml info:sid/localhost:CollectionExternalSchemas:xhtml 1.1 1 p6bb6h 300 http://www.oclc.org/schemas/WikiRepository xml http://alcme.oclc.org:80/wikid/docs/WikiRepository info:sid/localhost:CollectionWikiPages:OpenUriResolverFeature anonymous CollectionWikiPages 2006/01/11/20 inf_3asid_2flocalhost_3aCollectionWikiPages_3aOpenUriResolverFeature_5f20060111201450728 text/xml CollectionWikiPages:OpenUriResolverFeature 2005-07-28 2006-01-11 1 1.1 repos.hasDate = "hasdate" and oai.identifier exact "info:sid/localhost:CollectionWikiPages:OpenUriResolverFeature" cql.any = huh? 1 1 xml default 2006-01-11 http://alcme.oclc.org:80/wikid/docs/WikiRepository/2006/01/11/20/inf_3asid_2flocalhost_3aCollectionWikiPages_3aOpenUriResolverFeature_5f20060111201450728 An integral feature of traditional WikiEngine''''''s is the ability to render certain kinds of identifiers. WikiName''''''s and URLs are the obvious examples: * FrontPage * /SubPage * http://www.oclc.org/research/ * http://www.oclc.org/common/images/logos/oclclogo_gray.gif A hotlinked ISBN is a more interesting example: * ISBN: 0385504209 Links to Wikipedia are similarly interesting: * [[WikiPedia:Feature_creep]] But the world is full of identifiers. We can hotlink them all! URIs are the key. If you have legacy identifiers that aren't URIs, you can use the 'info' URI Registry to modernize them: http://info-uri.info/''''''. * urn:ISBN:1-880124-61-0 (not implemented yet) * urn:ISSN:1082-9873 (not implemented yet) * urn:nbn:de:bsz:93-opus-59 (not implemented yet) * info:oclcnum/53942578 * info:lccn/n2001-50284 * info:doi/10.1045/july2003-young * info:oai/oai:xtcat.oclc.org:OCLCNo/ocm00006585 (info:oai isn't registered yet) The capacity to hotlink any and all URIs comes free with the OpenURL 1.0 resolver that forms the basis of the WikiDEngine architecture. If WikiD doesn't respond the way you want when you click on a URI, the system administrator can easily extend the OpenURL UriResolver implementation to do something appropriate for your situation. WikiD generally traffics in URIs (Identifiers), but the OpenURL 1.0 protocol supports a variety of other Descriptor types. It's not clear yet if and how these other types can be integrated with WikiD, so if you have ideas leave them on the WikiDFeedback page. Here is a list of the OpenURL 1.0 Descriptor types for your convenience: * Identifier * MetadataByValue * MetadataByReference * PrivateData See the OpenURL 1.0 spec for details: http://alcme.oclc.org/openurl/docs/pdf/z39_88_2004.pdf An integral feature of traditional WikiEngines is the ability to render certain kinds of identifiers. WikiNames and URLs are the obvious examples:

A hotlinked ISBN is a more interesting example:

Links to Wikipedia are similarly interesting:

But the world is full of identifiers. We can hotlink them all! URIs are the key. If you have legacy identifiers that aren't URIs, you can use the 'info' URI Registry to modernize them: http://info-uri.info/.

The capacity to hotlink any and all URIs comes free with the OpenURL 1.0 resolver that forms the basis of the WikiDEngine architecture. If WikiD doesn't respond the way you want when you click on a URI, the system administrator can easily extend the OpenURL UriResolver implementation to do something appropriate for your situation.

WikiD generally traffics in URIs (Identifiers), but the OpenURL 1.0 protocol supports a variety of other Descriptor types. It's not clear yet if and how these other types can be integrated with WikiD, so if you have ideas leave them on the WikiDFeedback page.

Here is a list of the OpenURL 1.0 Descriptor types for your convenience:

See the OpenURL 1.0 spec for details: http://alcme.oclc.org/openurl/docs/pdf/z39_88_2004.pdf