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XXX Modules. The table below shows the XXX modules and describes the functionality they deliver. Module Functional Description CMS: XXX supporting functionality All functionality that must be provided within or alongside a CMS in order to meet the functional requirements set out in D2.4, including Data Push and/or OAI-PMH repository and content re-ingestion. XXX Core The gateway to the various modules, so supports all interfaces that all the other modules support. Metadata Definition Provides definitions for metadata elements within profiles and error messages in the different languages Data Mapping / Transformation Converts between formats, e.g. Native format to LIDO or LIDO to EDM Preview Provides a preview of how the record will be rendered in the Europeana user interface PID Generation Provides a persistent id for the record Set Manager Manages the sets and records Statistics Provides statistics about the performance of modules Validation Validates the record to ensure it conforms to a provided profile (of either LIDO or EDM). Aggregator: XXX supporting functionality Accepts data via data push or OAI-PMH, supplies data to Europeana via OAI-PMH and provides management information and enriched records for re-ingestion Table 1: Summary of XXX functionality As reported in section 1, CMS:XXX supporting functionality (i.e. the software components that are specific to an individual partner’s implementation of the XXX) is not covered in this deliverable.
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XXX Modules. The table below shows the XXX modules and describes the functionality they deliver. These functional areas were identified by analysis of the requirements specification in conjunction with the high level design principles set out in section 3.1.
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