Reusing data from bibapp

[fur...@gmail.com]

We're beginning to get lots of requests from researchers and admins to embed bibapp citation data on other profile and departmental pages.

So if I have a set of results that are the 10 most recent pubs for a person like:  http://research.mblwhoilibrary.org/people/168-Paul_Steudler/works?utf8=%E2%9C%93&rows=10&sort=year&order=descending, what's the most efficient way of embedding those results in another place?

Has anyone messed around with parsing the JSON or RDF data from Bibapp and creating a javascript snippet to embed?

[Jason Stirnaman]

John,
I started doing exactly that a while back with the json and jQuery, but then the project faltered and I never finished it. It requires a fair number of json calls to get the associations you probably want.
Most of our reuse now is of the RSS feeds. The search results can be formatted to RSS/OpenSearch as well.
Jason

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