Journal Finder

Technical Specifications

Journal Finder runs on a Windows 2000 server and uses Microsoft SQL Server and ASP Pages, but the concept could easily be ported to other environments. UNCG is willing to share the Journal Finder package with the library community. We will also provide consultations for those institutions who wish to capitalize on our expertise in setting up their own system, and run it on their own local servers

Client-Side Requirements

We strive to make Journal Finder available to the widest audience, through the greatest variety of devices and assistive technologies. As a result, the information within Journal Finder is accessible across a wide variety of platforms. In order to achieve this end, Journal Finder has been programmed to support various pertinent standards as put forth by the World Wide Web Consortium, specifically:

Please note that if a client-side application does not comply with these standards, display may be affected, although all information will remain available.

Example supported desktop clients include:

Journal Finder strives to conform to ADA and Sect. 504/Sect. 508 Rehabilitation Act Accessibility Requirements

Server-Side Requirements

Should you choose to support and host Journal Finder on your own in-house servers, be aware that Journal Finder requires the following in its native format: