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HOPE Aggregator. This section describes the D-NET Toolkit on which the Aggregator will be based and identifies and analyses the functionalities to be used in HOPE. Below a diagrammatic representation of the module can be found.
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HOPE Aggregator. This section describes the D-NET Toolkit on which the Aggregator will be based and identifies and analyses the functionalities to be used in HOPE. Below a diagrammatic representation of the module can be found. The D-NET Toolkit The Aggregator module is realized by means of the D-NET Software Toolkit (for more info: xxxx://xxx.x-xxx.xxxxxxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xx). The D-NET Toolkit offers a service-oriented framework where developers can build applications by combining a set of D-NET services. Furthermore, the framework allows for the addition of new service typologies, in order to introduce new functionality, whenever this is required and without compromising the usability of other components. D-NET provides a data management service kit, whose services implement functionality for the gathering, manipulation and provision of XML records exported by a set of content providers. Such services have been realized and added in the years to meet the particular requirements arisen when facing new challenges in different application domains (e.g., DRIVER project, EFG project, OpenAIRE project). Most importantly, they are designed according to two engineering principles: Modularity: services provide minimal functionality and exchange long lists of information objects through the ResultSet mechanism (by relying on a ResultSet Service instance or by implementing natively the interface functionality of the ResultSet Service) so that they can be composed with others to engage in complex data management workflows. Customizability: services should support polymorphic functionalities, operating over XML records whose data model, i.e., XML format, matches a generic structural template. For example, the D-NET index service is designed to be customizable to index records of any XML format. As mentioned above, the D-NET framework enables the combination of services into workflows, to obtain complex and personalized data processing operations. To this aim, the services are designed to exchange XML records through mechanisms offered by D-NET ResultSet Services. The service manages ResultSets, i.e., “containers” for transferring list of files between a “provider” service and a “consumer” service. Technically, a ResultSet is an ordered lists of files identified by an End Point Reference (called EPR, the Web Service EPR standard describes the location of a resource on the Internet), which can be accessed by a consumer through paging mechanisms, while being fed by a provider. D-NET s...

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