ELUNA Document RepositoryWeb Services Approach to a ShelfLister InventoryKenHeroldauthorKen Herold, Director, Library Information Systems, Hamilton College. Hamilton College has adapted Michael Doran's ShelfLister 1.3 for use as a web service in its inventory process. The presentation will describe how we modified its code for use as a behind-the-scenes engine for a PHP-driven web front end. The end result is a web-based tool allowing our Circulation staff to directly control shelflist barcode file submissions (between 500 and 1000 barcodes long) with immediate webpage printouts of items out of place or missing, with their barcodes, item statuses, and LC call numbers. Voyager2008-08-01Conference or Workshop Item

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