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| − | Among the many possible ways of implementing a content source description service, the provided reference CSD service is based on the representation of text sources as term histograms. A histogram basically contains the most representative words and phrases of a content source (i.e. a content collection) together with statistics information. To obtain these statistics, the reference CSD service interacts with index services in order to derive statistical information from full-text DILIGENT indices of internal sources and to subscribe for notifications should these indices change (notifications will be available in the beta-release of the project). | + | Among the many possible ways of implementing a content source description service, the provided reference CSD service is based on the representation of text sources as term histograms. A histogram basically contains the most representative words and phrases of a content source (i.e. a content collection) together with statistics information. To obtain these statistics, the reference CSD service interacts with index services in order to derive statistical information from full-text DILIGENT indices of internal sources and to subscribe for notifications should these indices change (notifications will be available in the beta-release of the project). |
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=== Dependencies === | === Dependencies === | ||
Revision as of 15:29, 14 February 2007
Introduction
The Content Source Description (CSD) is a digital libarary service that supports the execution of content-based queries against a number of content sources (such as collections) that are associated with DILIGENT indices.
Implementation Overview
Among the many possible ways of implementing a content source description service, the provided reference CSD service is based on the representation of text sources as term histograms. A histogram basically contains the most representative words and phrases of a content source (i.e. a content collection) together with statistics information. To obtain these statistics, the reference CSD service interacts with index services in order to derive statistical information from full-text DILIGENT indices of internal sources and to subscribe for notifications should these indices change (notifications will be available in the beta-release of the project).
The service operatates on a number of component packages:
- "Core:"This package groups components responsible for generating and exposing content source descriptions.
- "xxx":test
Dependencies
- Java JDK 1.5
- WS-Core
- DiligentProvider
- KXML (version 2.3.0)
- Contentmanagement
- DIRCommons library
- Indexservice Generatorservice
- Indexservice Lookupservice
- DISHL client
- DISIP
