# Presentation: 781961

## NAHSL’07 DOCLINE SYTEMS UPDATE

- Monday, October 29, 2007
- Mark Goldstein, NN/LM-NER

## DOCLINE 3.2 (Summer 2007)

- Technical release
- Preparation for Oracle 10g
- Security upgrades
- PubMed technical changes
- SSL for DOCLINE
- _[https://docline.gov](https://docline.gov/)_
- Automatic redirect from _[http://](http://docline.gov/)__[docline.gov](http://docline.gov/)_

## DOCLINE 3.2.5 - 10/3/07

- Highlights:
-  NLM upgrade of DOCLINE to use Secure Sockets Layer (SSL).
-  Users redirected to new, secure DOCLINE URL
-  Users were encouraged (via DOCLINE-L) to update their DOCLINE Login page bookmarks and verify your DOCLINE browser settings.
-  Some users may see **browser security warning messages** with the secure version of DOCLINE. Instructions for turning off these warnings are in the DOCLINE browser settings.

## DOCLINE 3.2.5 - 10/3/07

- DOCLINE libraries should update their Login page bookmarks to _[https://](https://docline.gov/)__[docline.gov](https://docline.gov/)_.
- Depending upon browser version and settings, libraries may see warning messages when accessing PubMed or LocatorPlus from within the new SSL version of DOCLINE.
- Libraries that do not want to be warned when leaving the secure DOCLINE environment can update their browser settings.   _[http://](http://www.nlm.nih.gov/docline/system_requirements.html#browser)__[www.nlm.nih.gov/docline/system_requirements.html#browser](http://www.nlm.nih.gov/docline/system_requirements.html#browser)_

## Plans for the future

## DOCLINE 3.3 (2007-08)

- Optional email notification when a request routes to your library
- Separate Yes/No settings for Normal, Rush, Urgent
- Email delivery address (direct to patron e-mail)
- Borrow / Manual
- Alert users to other request options
- Remove NLM UI and call number fields
- Requests by library group membership report
- Release date: Dec 2007 – Jan 2008

## DOCLINE 4.0 (2008-09)

- Redesign: Requests & Serial Holdings Modules
- Interface changes, not reworking of logic
- Efficiency
- Update of serial holdings dynamically from limited number of vendors
- HOLD Request notification similar to RT Authorization
- Ease of use with E-journals (behind the scenes)
- Embargos ePub ahead of print
- Licensing restrictions
- Diverging content
- Interoperability with 3rd party systems (in lieu of ISO ILL)
- Release date: 2008-2009

## LinkOut Update

- URLs for the LinkOut homepage and the LinkOut Journals lists have been changed:
- LinkOut home page:  _[http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/projects/linkout/](http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/projects/linkout/)_
- LinkOut Journals List:
_**http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/projects/linkout/journals/jourlists.cgi?**_
- Please update your bookmarks or any links to these URLs on your documentation.
- Should you have any questions: lib-linkout@ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

## DOCLINE Support

- Regional DOCLINE Coordinator
- _mark.goldstein@umassmed.edu_
- Mark Goldstein
- 508-856-5964
- Customer Service Desk
- National Library of Medicine
- _custserv@nlm.nih.gov_

## LinkOut Support

- Regional LinkOut Representative
- NN/LM NER
- _mark.goldstein@umassmed.edu_
- Mark Goldstein
- 508-856-5964
- LinkOut Team
- 	National Center for Biotechnology Information,
- 	National Library of Medicine
- _lib-linkout@ncbi.nlm.nih.gov_

## Questions & Answers