Possible compatibility problems with earlier versions marked with '*'.
+--- (IN PROGRESS)
+
SortResponse member resultCount now set to NULL in sort handler of
frontend server.
String value attributes for CCL parser.
+Support for OCLC's locally registered "OCLC-UserInformation" PDU,
+which their FirstSearch server returns in Init responses, sometimes
+carrying useful diagnostic information when Init fails. This has the
+OID 1.2.840.10003.10.1000.17.1 and is defined in the file
+"z39.50/oclcui.asn", where its definition is somewhat different from
+what OCLC document on their web-site, as required to interoperate with
+their servers.
+
+Support for anonymous authentication in yaz-client. Use the command
+"auth -".
+
+* Fix the OID of the Index Data-local "admin" Extended Service from
+ 1.2.840.10003.9.81.1 to 1.2.840.10003.9.1000.81.1. The omission of
+ the 1000, which indicates a locally-defined OID, was a mistake.
+
--- 2.0.3 2003/06/20
Fix CCL directive @case handling so that it affects string match for
* Copyright (c) 1995-2003, Index Data
* See the file LICENSE for details.
*
- * $Id: oid.c,v 1.65 2003-07-23 12:07:30 mike Exp $
+ * $Id: oid.c,v 1.66 2003-07-24 09:44:52 mike Exp $
*/
/*
"exp. spec."},
{PROTO_Z3950, CLASS_EXTSERV, VAL_EXPORTINV, {9,7,-1},
"exp. inv."},
- /* ### Next line should be {9,1000,81,1,-1} */
- {PROTO_Z3950, CLASS_EXTSERV, VAL_ADMINSERVICE, {9,81,1,-1},
+ {PROTO_Z3950, CLASS_EXTSERV, VAL_ADMINSERVICE, {9,1000,81,1,-1},
"Admin"},
{PROTO_Z3950, CLASS_USERINFO,VAL_SEARCHRES1, {10,1,-1},
"searchResult-1"},
{PROTO_Z3950, CLASS_NEGOT, VAL_CHARNEG3, {15,3,-1},
"CharSetandLanguageNegotiation-3"},
{PROTO_Z3950, CLASS_USERINFO,VAL_CQL, {16, 2, -1},
- "OCLC-userInfo"},
+ "CQL"},
{PROTO_GENERAL, CLASS_GENERAL, VAL_UCS2, {1,0,10646,1,0,2,-1},
"UCS-2"},
{PROTO_GENERAL, CLASS_GENERAL, VAL_UCS4, {1,0,10646,1,0,4,-1},
{PROTO_GENERAL, CLASS_GENERAL, VAL_UTF8, {1,0,10646,1,0,8,-1},
"UTF-8"},
{PROTO_Z3950, CLASS_USERINFO,VAL_OCLCUI, {10, 1000, 17, 1, -1},
- "CQL"},
+ "OCLC-userInfo"},
{PROTO_NOP, CLASS_NOP, VAL_NOP, {-1}, 0 }
};