Comments for CoryDunne.com http://www.corydunne.com Just another WordPress site Fri, 06 May 2011 20:17:50 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 Comment on SIP Strings For Patron Accounts by Mike http://www.corydunne.com/2011/05/sip-strings-for-patron-accounts/#comment-577 Mike Fri, 06 May 2011 20:17:50 +0000 http://www.corydunne.com/?p=78#comment-577 ^ "When I replace the barcode field with my barcode, I get: 96AY0AZFE2C " :P ^

“When I replace the barcode field with my barcode, I get:

96AY0AZFE2C ”

:P

]]> Comment on SIP Strings For Patron Accounts by cdunne http://www.corydunne.com/2011/05/sip-strings-for-patron-accounts/#comment-576 cdunne Fri, 06 May 2011 17:50:21 +0000 http://www.corydunne.com/?p=78#comment-576 To state the obvious, did you swap in a barcode? To state the obvious, did you swap in a barcode?

]]> Comment on SIP Strings For Patron Accounts by Mike http://www.corydunne.com/2011/05/sip-strings-for-patron-accounts/#comment-574 Mike Fri, 06 May 2011 15:34:06 +0000 http://www.corydunne.com/?p=78#comment-574 On III, we don't seem to have a message string generation tool. When I plug in the string you posted exactly as is, I get: 24Y 001201105060000112132AOcambp|AAmyBarcodeHere|AENo Name|BLN|AFYour library card number cannot be located. Please see a staff member for assistance.|AY0AZCA4E When I replace the barcode field with my barcode, I get: 96AY0AZFE2C I also made sure to change the date in the static connection string but it is still 96. Now we don't use PINs so I'm not sure how to handle that. I've tried setting it to blank, removing the field altogether, no dice. Any ideas? On III, we don’t seem to have a message string generation tool. When I plug in the string you posted exactly as is, I get:

24Y 001201105060000112132AOcambp|AAmyBarcodeHere|AENo Name|BLN|AFYour library card number cannot be located. Please see a staff member for assistance.|AY0AZCA4E

When I replace the barcode field with my barcode, I get:

96AY0AZFE2C

I also made sure to change the date in the static connection string but it is still 96. Now we don’t use PINs so I’m not sure how to handle that. I’ve tried setting it to blank, removing the field altogether, no dice. Any ideas?

]]> Comment on Connect To SIP With PHP by SIP Strings For Patron Accounts – CoryDunne.com http://www.corydunne.com/2011/04/connect-to-sip-with-php/#comment-561 SIP Strings For Patron Accounts – CoryDunne.com Wed, 04 May 2011 14:08:10 +0000 http://www.corydunne.com/?p=74#comment-561 [...] we’ve looked at how to make our web server talk to our SIP server, and how to make PHP talk to our SIP server. Let’s start to retrieve some real data from [...] [...] we’ve looked at how to make our web server talk to our SIP server, and how to make PHP talk to our SIP server. Let’s start to retrieve some real data from [...]

]]> Comment on How To Connect To SIP by SIP Strings For Patron Accounts – CoryDunne.com http://www.corydunne.com/2011/03/how-to-connect-to-sip/#comment-560 SIP Strings For Patron Accounts – CoryDunne.com Wed, 04 May 2011 14:07:03 +0000 http://www.corydunne.com/?p=63#comment-560 [...] we’ve looked at how to make our web server talk to our SIP server, and how to make PHP talk to our SIP server. Let’s start to retrieve some real data from [...] [...] we’ve looked at how to make our web server talk to our SIP server, and how to make PHP talk to our SIP server. Let’s start to retrieve some real data from [...]

]]> Comment on Get Jacket Covers From BC API by cdunne http://www.corydunne.com/2011/01/get-jacket-covers-from-bc-api/#comment-535 cdunne Tue, 26 Apr 2011 13:53:41 +0000 http://www.corydunne.com/?p=31#comment-535 No, the documentation for this is not good (to say the least). Things have come and gone over the years. If I need something and can't figure it out, I usually just call and ask and see where I get. Is there a particular one you're looking for, or just looking for general info? No, the documentation for this is not good (to say the least). Things have come and gone over the years. If I need something and can’t figure it out, I usually just call and ask and see where I get. Is there a particular one you’re looking for, or just looking for general info?

]]> Comment on Get Jacket Covers From BC API by Bob Barth http://www.corydunne.com/2011/01/get-jacket-covers-from-bc-api/#comment-534 Bob Barth Tue, 26 Apr 2011 13:41:36 +0000 http://www.corydunne.com/?p=31#comment-534 Do you have a document that contains all the Bibliocommons API's ? Do you have a document that contains all the Bibliocommons API’s ?

]]> Comment on Connect To SIP With PHP by cdunne http://www.corydunne.com/2011/04/connect-to-sip-with-php/#comment-516 cdunne Thu, 21 Apr 2011 18:24:13 +0000 http://www.corydunne.com/?p=74#comment-516 I think this is depending on your SIP options and setup. Everything varies slightly from connection to connection (even our Overdrive one varies from our Self Check and Online Payment connections). The next article will show how to form a string to get real data back, and by testing that on different connections/ports, you'll see it can vary quite a bit. I think this is depending on your SIP options and setup. Everything varies slightly from connection to connection (even our Overdrive one varies from our Self Check and Online Payment connections). The next article will show how to form a string to get real data back, and by testing that on different connections/ports, you’ll see it can vary quite a bit.

]]> Comment on Connect To SIP With PHP by Mike http://www.corydunne.com/2011/04/connect-to-sip-with-php/#comment-512 Mike Thu, 21 Apr 2011 14:16:44 +0000 http://www.corydunne.com/?p=74#comment-512 Hey, it works! Just fyi, III actually returns 96 and some other stuff: 96AYAZFE5C Thoughts? Hey, it works!

Just fyi, III actually returns 96 and some other stuff:

96AYAZFE5C

Thoughts?

]]> Comment on How To Connect To SIP by Connect To SIP With PHP – CoryDunne.com http://www.corydunne.com/2011/03/how-to-connect-to-sip/#comment-505 Connect To SIP With PHP – CoryDunne.com Wed, 20 Apr 2011 18:03:00 +0000 http://www.corydunne.com/?p=63#comment-505 [...] time, we took a look at how to make sure your web server can see your SIP server. This time, we’re going to carry on with actually making the two talk to each [...] [...] time, we took a look at how to make sure your web server can see your SIP server. This time, we’re going to carry on with actually making the two talk to each [...]

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