1. Putting the ‘M’ in MANGO Article Searching using the MetaLib X-Server in Florida’s Discovery Tool Joshua Greben, Systems Librarian/Analyst Florida Center for Library Automation

2. Alpha (almost beta) Demo http://testcat.fcla.edu/articles/uf.jsp

3. (Ma)NGO Mango is FCLA created “WebApp” that uses the Endeca search engine and repository Began work in October 2007, live in August 2008 Upgrades, Summit “Metasearch and Next-Gen Opac” UXU01,CRL01, (GOV01) – 7.8 million, 1.3 million bibliographic records Union & Local Views Many Web Service features

4. Mango Requirements & Features OPAC benchmark – Mango should have the basic features of the OPAC, including browse. – Patron-centric Primo benchmark – Mango should be full-featured. – Meta-Search – Move seamlessly between catalog and federated search – Retain look and feel for each SUL Beyond – UBorrow – Course reserves – Articles are indexed – More social features and course integration

5. Development Process and Goals Agile – Monthly Sprints, Weekly cycles Consultative with broad-based focus groups Interface should be intuitive to the research process Functionality should accurately reflect the underlying relationships inherit in the data

6. MANG O 11 State University Libraries of Florida ILLiad

7. State University Libraries of Florida ILLiad MANG O

8. http://metalib.server.edu/X?op=explain&file=list

9. Meta-Search Technical Features X-Server UI adapter for Catalog JSP and Tomcat XML API middleware – 2 sets of functions – MetaLib-specific – SAX (Simple API for XML) Extensible for use with other XML sources – Ability to reuse the non-MetaLib specific code – No XSLT, just provide XML name tags

10. Meta-Search Phases Phase 1 – Query bases dynamically or select quickset & fetch more records – List and link to native databases – Cluster facets (level 1) – Brief records with 856 and SFX link – Record paging Phase 2 – User control of sources (options to choose or auto-pick)* – Integrated record lists for export – Provide same features as catalog (RSS, DYM and other We Service features) – Cluster facets (level 2 and 3) – Support for other XML-API X-Servers – Take advantage of new X-Server features Full record display statistics Beyond: Pre-coordinated Index for Articles

11. ‘Book’ Tab, Empty Search

12. Basic Search in UF’s Catalog

13. Basic Search in FSU Catalog

14. Digital Collections Tab, empty search exposes all collection facets

15. Click ‘Quick Articles’ Tab

16. Results of Quick Articles Search

17. Cluster Facets

18. Merge More Records

19. Further Sources Java API for XML Processing (JAXP), Getting Started - http://www.developer.com/java/other/article. php/3099751 http://www.developer.com/java/other/article. php/3099751 Java Technology and XML-Part 3: Performance Improvement Tips - http://java.sun.com/developer/technicalArticl es/xml/JavaTechandXML_part3/ http://java.sun.com/developer/technicalArticl es/xml/JavaTechandXML_part3/