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["Oliver Pesch" <OPesch@xxxxxxxxx>]

That is how they decided to implement because of the possibility of what I 
described. 
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----- Original Message -----
From: Luiz Augusto Garcia da Silva <luizaugustogarcia@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: Oliver Pesch
Cc: sushidevelopers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <sushidevelopers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Fri Jul 16 15:42:33 2010
Subject: Re: [sushidevelopers] Someone got collect statistics from Highwire's 
SUSHI server?

The customer ID that I have used is related to the account of Sage 
Journals. As I asked for a JR1 I expected only one entry for Customers, 
and 393 entries for ReportItem, which is the amount of journals that we 
subscribe at Sage.


On 16/07/2010 17:29, Oliver Pesch wrote:
> A bit of background on that...
>
> Because HighWire hosts content for several publishers, customers can have 
> many identities.  From what I understand, the customer's HighWire account can 
> be set up as an umbrella account for multiple publisher-specific accounts.  
> What I further understand is that if you request a JR1 specifying the 
> Highwire Customer ID, they will return all journals; however, the 
> publisher-specific customer ID is returned for each journal.  So it is 
> different than CR1, but sort of feels the same.
>
> Just something to look for when you are analyzing what they have sent.
>
> Oliver
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: sushidevelopers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:sushidevelopers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On ;
> Behalf Of Luiz Augusto Garcia da Silva
> Sent: Friday, July 16, 2010 3:24 PM
> To: sushidevelopers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: [sushidevelopers] Someone got collect statistics from Highwire's 
> SUSHI server?
>
>
>       When we request for statistics from Highwire, the report cames in a
> wierd format. For example, if I request for a CR1 report, it cames with
> the same Customer repeating for each journal. When it would came with
> only one Customer and several entries for each Report Item enclosing
> performace information related to one journal. Indeed, is looks like a
> JR1 report disguised as a CR1.
>
> The curious is that if I request a JR1 report the response is the same.
>
> Did someone succeed in collecting statistics Highwire?
>
> Thanks,
> Luiz Augusto
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