README
  
  This directory contains a sample, terminal-based MyLibrary system. With
  this system the user should be able create and manage information
  resources thus creating a simple digital library. As long a
  MyLibrary::Core is in your Perl path, and as long as you have
  initialized one MyLibrary database, then very little configuration is
  necessary to use this system.
  
  The system contains the following files:
  
	* main-menu.pl - Start here. This is a simple menuing program.
	
	* manage-facets.pl - Use this to create MyLibrary facets.
	
	* manage-terms.pl - Use this to create MyLibrary terms.
	
	* manage-locations.pl - Use this to create MyLibrary location
	  types.
	
	* manage-resources.pl - This is where the fun begins. Use this
	  to create information resources and link them to terms and
	  location types.
	
	* doaj2mylibrary.pl - This script will harvest content from the
	  Directory of Open Access Journals and cache it to MyLibrary.
	
	* images2mylibrary.pl - This script will do the same thing as
	  the one above except it will use a set of images as OAI input.
	
	* resources2rdf.pl - This script dumps your MyLibrary content
	  as an RDF/XML file.
	
	* index-resources.cfg - This is a swish-e configuration file.
	  See its comments for details.
	
	* resources2swish.pl - This script outputs MyLibrary content in
	  a form that swish-e can easily index.
	
	* index-resources.pl - This one-liner combines
	  index-resources.cfg and resources2swith.pl to create a swish-e
	  index of MyLibrary content.
	
	* search.pl - This script searches the index resulting from
	  index-resources.pl.
	
	* subroutines.pl - This is a set of common subroutines used
	  throughout the system.
  
  -- 
  Eric Lease Morgan
  February 1, 2006