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Search in University bibliography with an URL
More complex queries
Query for authors and publishers
Display search results directly as PDF or in other bibliographic format
Sorting the result list
Integrate publication lists directly into own web pages

Search in University bibliography with an URL

You may integrate a search in the university bibliography also directly with an URL (web address) as a link into your own web page . About the parameter search you can search a term in all metadata fields.
Example:

http://duepublico.uni-duisburg-essen.de/servlets/DozBibServlet? search=Faktoren

You can also specifically search in several metadata fields like title or author. A complete list of all search fields you find here .
Examples:

More complex queries

http://duepublico.uni-duisburg-essen.de/servlets/DozBibServlet? ubo_title=Faktoren
http://duepublico.uni-duisburg-essen.de/servlets/DozBibServlet? ubo_year=2012

All search terms are implicit connected with AND, i.e. all search conditions must be fulfilled. If you name the same search field several times, the search conditions for this field are connected with OR. The following example is in search of the words Faktoren or Kritik in the title:

http://duepublico.uni-duisburg-essen.de/servlets/DozBibServlet? ubo_title=Faktoren&ubo_title=Kritik

For an even more complex query, you can also commit a search term in the MyCoRe query language (MCRQL) with the parameter query .
Example:

http://duepublico.uni-duisburg-essen.de/servlets/DozBibServlet? query=(ubo_title+contains+Faktoren)+and+(ubo_year+=+2011)

With the parameters maxResults and numPerPage you can limit the maximal total number of hits and the maximal number of hits per page.
Example:

http://duepublico.uni-duisburg-essen.de/servlets/DozBibServlet? ubo_title=Faktoren&maxResults=20&numPerPage=10

Query for authors and publishers

For an individual search it is advisable to use the HIS-LSF Personal ID . Thereby the search is more clear and other persons with the same name are unlisted.
If you search e.g. for all entries where a person is the author or the publisher (of a book) , the query looks like this:

http://duepublico.uni-duisburg-essen.de/servlets/DozBibServlet? query=(ubo_role_pid+=+"author_2809")+or+((ubo_type+=+"book")+and+(ubo_role_pid+=+"publisher_2809"))

Display search results directly as PDF or in other bibliographic format

Instead of linking to a navigable hit list you can let return the results directly as a HTML side, as a PDF document or as a bibliographic file using the parameter format .
Examples:

Sorting the result list

To sort the result list, you can use an optional parameter by appending the suffix .sortField to the field name, with possible values ascending or descending:

http://.../servlets/DozBibServlet?ubo_pid=2809&ubo_year.sortField=descending

To sort by more than one criteria, add a number to the sortField suffix to indicate precedence, for example

...&ubo_year.sortField.1=descending&ubo_title.sortField.2=ascending

Integrate publication lists directly into own web pages

Using an iframe you may also integrate the results of a query directly into your own webpage instead of link to it only. Add on your webpage e.g. the following element:

<iframe scrolling="yes" width="90%" height="300" src="http://duepublico.uni-duisburg-essen.de/servlets/DozBibServlet/results.html?format=html&ubo_pid=2809" />

Then you can see the results directly in the web page:

Universität Duisburg-Essen