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This paper describes a prototype for a Web service that translates between pairs of metadata schemas. Despite a current trend toward encoding in XML and XSLT, we present arguments for a design that features a more distinct separation of syntax from semantics. The result is a system that auomates routine processes, has a well-defined place for human input, and achieves a clean separation of the document data model, the document translations, and the machinery of the application.
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- Two Paths to Interoperable Metadata
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- Godby, Carol Jean
- Smith, Devon
- Childress, Eric Rogers
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- 2003-09-28
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- doi:10.23106/dcmi.952107308
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- metadata schema translation
- interoperability
- Web services
- communities of practice
- XML
- XSLT
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- DC-2003--Seattle Proceedings
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- Dublin Core Metadata Initiative
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- CC BY 4.0