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(digital library architecture)2 - service patterns for large-scale digital libraries

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Dreyer,  Malte
Innovations, Max Planck Digital Library, Max Planck Society;

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Aschenbrenner, A., & Dreyer, M. (2008). (digital library architecture)2 - service patterns for large-scale digital libraries. In Proceedings of the First Workshop on Very Large Digital Libraries. DELOS Digital Library.


Cite as: https://hdl.handle.net/11858/00-001M-0000-0013-8617-0
Abstract
Digital libraries have to deal with both, a tremendous growth in size as well as in functionality. To handle this growth, systems need to be pushed towards more openness, decomposition and entry-points for services on various levels. This paper establishes patterns for service decomposition, collated from productive systems. It thus supports architectural design of large-scale digital libraries, as well as shapes communication between distinct architectures. At the end of this path we see functional interoperability of large-scale digital libraries, and a digital library environment that is shared on multiple levels.