FEDERATED SEARCH. Member Institutions and Authorized Users may include the Licensed Material in federated or metasearch services.
FEDERATED SEARCH. Subscriber may construct a federated search interface to enable federated searching of the Subscribed Products by Subscriber and its Authorized Users. The terms and conditions of federated searching, setup of the API or similar, and data harvesting shall be governed by a separate federated search gateway agreement to be entered into between Elsevier and the Subscriber and its Institutions.
FEDERATED SEARCH. Members and Authorized Users may include the Licensed Material in federated or metasearch services provided that such searching does not impede Licensor’s systems or servers.
FEDERATED SEARCH. The Federated Search component is a micro service that offers full-text search capabilities on data collections, as defined in the EFPF Matchmaking Ontology. The service collects data from various platforms in the EFPF ecosystem and provides a single search endpoint offering a unified view on the data in the distinct platforms. The Federated Search implements the Matchmaking Ontology (see simplified version in Figure 28) as persistable data objects that are used to interact with the Apache SOLR search engine. The data objects are mapped to Apache SOLR collections automatically, thus the data objects are saved or retrieved from the index in a transparent way. To cover the requirements of arbitrary naming and categorization of indexed data elements, the Federated Search defines and extends the Core Concept, as shown in Figure
FEDERATED SEARCH. HRAF has partnered with EBSCO to create discovery services for eHRAF. Other discovery services are not yet supported.
