Developer Documentation Sample Clauses

Developer Documentation. Partner agrees that use of the Interoperable Messaging Services by it and Partner Parties is governed by and must be solely in accordance with this Agreement (including all incorporated Developer Documentation (and all updates thereto)).

Developer Documentation. ARP Developer represents and warrants to GSFA that all documentation, certificates, licenses, information and data (collectively, “Documentation”) provided to GSFA as part of ARP Developer’s application package is/are true, accurate and complete in all respects. ARP Developer shall notify GSFA in writing within three (3) business days of the date that ARP Developer has knowledge of any inaccuracy or change in the status of any Documentation.

Developer Documentation. The developer documentation is centring around the OmNom tool description on source code level, the model specifications and the server documentation. The OmNom tool documentation for developers is directly in the source code but can also be browsed in a more user friendly way in an HTML representation of these Javadocs. The link to the source code documentation is also listed in the wiki. Configurations that were made in order to deploy the various tools and services that are used in the ingestion infrastructure are documented as well. An overview of the deployment is also part of this deliverable and includes brief descriptions of the OmNom, server and Silk deployments. The server and tool deployments are explained more detailed and also written as a living document in the wiki as the configurations can still change. Specifications of the DM2E model, the OmNom vocabulary and the OmNom-Types vocabulary can directly be accessed via their namespaces URIs: • DM2E model: ▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇.▇▇/schemas/dm2e/ • OmNom vocabulary: ▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇.▇▇/omnom/ • OmNom-Types: ▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇.▇▇/omnom-types/ The URIs opened in an html browser lead directly to the representation of the models on Neologism26. Here, the whole model as well as the individual properties and classes of the respective models are displayed. Every of these resources has its own definition. In addition, the DM2E model is described more detailed in a textual model description. This was especially needed as a help for data providers in the scope of the project. The latest published specification as well as the model for further (local) usage in an OWL-file can be accessed via the documentation wiki. Intermediate model versions can be found on the projects internal wiki on Redmine. As soon as a new model version is stabilised, it will appear in the open DM2E wiki and also be available from outside the project.