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Title : Information Retrieval Protocol for Digital Library
Author(s) : W. Liang
Filename : draft-liang-irpdl-03.txt
Pages : 16
Date : 2003-11-19
This document specifies an information retrieval protocol for digital
library. This protocol has two parts: standard search Webservice,
which defines the format of query words and the search results; a
method to find and select such search Webservice. By using this
protocol, all the databases including web page database, digital
issue database, and video database, can release the uniform search
Webservice, though these databases may have different metadata
standards and architectures. And these Webservice can be easily found
and visited by search systems. This very protocol makes it possible
that users can obtain all kinds of information on the Internet in
single search engine, but not visit lots of different search engines
one by one.
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