Hi Emmanuel,

I contributed to the early OPDS spec design, and OLPC uses it for bookserver tools used by various school deployments. Bastien has some good links below.

SJ


Bastien Guerry writes:  (sorry, not sure why your emails are still being held)

You might be interested in these OLPC project, which uses OPDS
as a format for distributing ebooks through a local server:
>
* Book Server 0.01: Pathagar + Sheeva Plug for offline reading
 http://blog.laptop.org/2011/10/28/book-server-01/

* Pathagar OPDS Book Server - SheevaPlug Edition
http://olpcsf.org/projects/pathagar-sheevaplug-edition

* Pathagar: A Book Server
http://www.slideshare.net/sverma/pathagar-a-book-server

HTH,

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 Bastien


On Sat, Nov 5, 2011 at 8:22 AM, Emmanuel Engelhart <emmanuel@engelhart.org> wrote:
Hi

I discovered today OPDS (Open Publication Distribution System) which is
a XML feed norm to spread e-books catalogs. You may get more information at:
https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/OPDS

This seems to be pretty new but looks to be an interesting initiative. I
developed a straightforward XML feed for Kiwix content manager; this
works but using standards is often a better approach than re-inventing
the wheel (no idea why exactly I did not heard about that at the time I
was working on my own XML feed system).

Does someone have information/know-how/feedback about OPDS?

Regards
Emmanuel



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