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This paper presents an approach for providing terminology Web services for controlled vocabulary terms. Services are implemented within a service oriented framework. A set of experimental services for genre vocabularies are provided through the MS Office Research pane, a built-in feature of Internet Explorer (IE) when users have loaded MS Office 2003. Web browsers, such as Mozilla Firefox and Opera, also provide side-bars which could be used to deliver loosely-coupled Web services.
Keywords Controlled vocabulariesDCMI Type Vocabularygenre termsOCLC Terminology Services ProjectMS Office Research paneService Oriented Architecture (SOA)Web services
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- Web services for genre vocabularies
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- Childress, Eric
- Houghton, Andrew
- Vizine-Goetz, Diane
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- 2005-09-12
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- Web services
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