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This Library Management Sotware cosits of Modules are: <br> This Library Management Sotware consists of Modules are: <br>
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NewGenLib
Developer(s)Verus Solutions" and Kesavan Institute of Information and Knowledge Management,Hyderabad, India
Initial releaseMarch 2005
Stable release2.1 / 09 January 2008
TypeIntegrated library system
LicenseGNU General Public License
Websitewww.newgenlib.com

NewGenLib is an "Integrated Library Automation and Networking Solution Developed by "Verus Solutions Pvt Ltd" and The Kesavan Institute of Information and Knowledge Management, India. In March 2005, NewGenLib version 1.0 was released and versions 2.0 and 2.1 have come up later. On 9th January 2008, NewGenLib has been declared Open SourceSoftware under GNU GPL Licence by the Verus Solutions Pvt Ltd, Hyderabad,India.

Modules

This Library Management Sotware consists of Modules are:

  • Acquisitions,
  • Cataloguing,
  • Serials Management,
  • Circulation,
  • Administration,
  • OPAC, and
  • End-of-day process (Daily Scheduler) Reports.

It also allows to create institutional open access (OA)repositories compliant with the OAI-PMH. It is a web-based software and has a multi-tier *architecture]uses Java (a swing-based librarian's GUI) and the JBoss (J2EE-based Application Server).The default backend used database is the open source PostgreSQL.

Bibliographic Record Format

NewGenLib is compliant with MARC 21 format, has a MARC editor, allows seamless bibliographic and authority data import into cataloguing templates.Form letter templates are configurable using openOffice 2.0 as ODT and htm.

SMTP mail servers can be configured for emails that can be sent form functional modules. NewGenLib allows the creation of institutional open access (OA) repositories compliant with the OAI-PMH. NewGenLib servers are SRU/W compliant supporting MARC-21 and MODS 3.0 metadata formats. CQL (level 1) with both Bath and Dublin Core Profiles are supported.NewGenLib is Unicode 3.0 compliant and is RFID ready.The open source binaries and source code can be downloaded from *. Installation notes and manual for Linux and Windows are also available. Product Brochure may be available in *Brochure and Powerpoint presentation may be seen *PowerPoint Presentation

Technologies Used

Installation

NewGenLib can be installed both the Linux and Windows Based Operating System. For windows installation notes visit and visit for installation of NewGenLib Desktop .

Visit for Linux Installation notes

Download

For Downloading visit *

External Link


References

  1. NewGenLib Browsed on 22 January, 2008
  2. architectureArchitecture
  3. Windows Installation Note
  4. desktop installation note
  5. Linux Installation notes
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