Code4Lib 2008 Metadata Registry
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The document describes the Metadata Registry, which is a web application that allows for the collaborative development of controlled vocabularies and metadata schemas. It provides features such as concept and schema editing, versioning, search, and content negotiation for retrieving resources in different formats. The registry implements SKOS and aims to create a "web of trust" for managing access and edits to vocabularies maintained by different groups.
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REST in AEM
REST in AEM is not because it builds Web implementations or uses Web architecture. REST is an architectural style for network-based applications that induces the same properties as the World Wide Web through the use of design constraints. Specifically, REST constrains applications through five uniform interface constraints that induce properties like simple, visible, reusable, stateless communication and representations exchanged through self-descriptive messages.
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