Metadata processing
Sigfrid Lundberg's Stuff
2011-09-16: Costs and benefits of standards
The Library communities have been more prone to accept and create
standards than most other communities. Here I try to list costs and benifits
for this.
Metadata,
Metadata processing,
The Library, 2011
2010-05-05: On the meaning of next
Nearest in place, degree, quality, rank, right or relation; having
no similar object intervening
Metadata processing,
Digital objects, 2010
2010-04-21: Fedora
Carl Lagoze, Sandy Payette, Edwin Shin and Chris Wilper,
2005. Fedora: an architecture for complex objects and their
relationships
Metadata processing,
Digital objects, 2010
2010-03-05: A form with a join
A form is a document, or part of one, that can be used for the
entry of data. A join is a construct in query languages such SQL. A join
allows you to lookup data in one part of a database based on a query in an
other part. Joins are very general, and may appear in other contexts. Such
as the XML forms language.
XML processing,
Metadata processing, 2010
2009-09-27: Syndication and Simple REST XML web services in a library context
Some time ago I demonstrated our navigation services. In that entry
I promised to tell you more about these services when they are are more
mature. Here is the story on the architecture of some of our new
digitization services.
XML web services,
Metadata processing, 2009
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