The Fedora Project April 28-29, 2003 CNI, Washington DC Thornton Staples University of Virginia Sandy Payette Cornell Information Science NOTE: CSG 2003-09-25.

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The Fedora Project April 28-29, 2003 CNI, Washington DC Thornton Staples University of Virginia Sandy Payette Cornell Information Science NOTE: CSG slides are excerpts from this presentation.

The Flexible Extensible Digital Object Repository Architecture (FEDORA) Developed as a DARPA and NSF-funded research project at Cornell (1997-present) Interpreted and re-implemented at University of Virginia (1999) Virginia prototype supported a testbed of 10,000,000 digital objects with very good results ( ) Andrew W. Mellon Foundation granted Virginia and Cornell $1,000,000 to develop a full-featured production FEDORA system that is web-based (2002+)

Application Users access data objects through behaviors. Dynamic data services

Managers have direct access to each component of a data object.

Fedora and Web Services Fedora Repository system is a web service Access/Search (API-A) and Management (API-M) Service descriptions published using WSDL Both SOAP and HTTP bindings Back-end services Digital object behaviors implemented as linkages to other distributed web services Service binding metadata (WSDL) stored in special Fedora Behavior Mechanism objects. Fedora acts as mediator to these services.

Fedora Repository System Client and Web Service Interactions Fedora Repository System Content Transform Service Content Transform Service user Web Service Dispatch Web Service Service BackendFrontend client application client application web browser user

Fedora Repository System

Fedora 1.0 Features Public APIs - exposed as web services Flexible Digital Object Model XML submission and storage (extension of METS Schema) Local and distributed content Data (any type) and metadata (any schema – DC, other) Supports inter-relationships among objects Behavior “contracts” for objects Associate services with objects Objects can provide launch-pad or tool to use object content Repository System Management Service - manage digital resources, metadata, as well as computer programs, services and tools that support them Access Service – repository search and object disseminations Mediation - interactions with other distributed web services for content transformation and presentation Admin GUI client – object creation, update, purge, search OAI-PMH Provider – provides OAI-DC Basic Access Control - IP-based

Fedora 1.0 (available May 16, 2003) Open Source Software GNU General Public License (GPL) Implementation Technologies Sun Java J2SDK1.4 Apache Tomcat 4.1 and Apache Axis (SOAP) Xerces for XML parsing and validation Saxon 6.5 for XSLT transformation Schematron 1.5 for validation MySQL and Mckoi relational database Deployment Platforms Windows 2000, NT, XP Solaris Linux

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