Re: [Bodington-developers] anyone seen this

[Ian B. <ia...@ca...>]

Yes, I had a chat with Jonathan for about 45 minutes. The App is 
impressive, what I saw used a Plone back end to store image blobs in 
pyramid format (might be JPEG2000) and XML metadata/markup. The server 
side is relatively simple, providing content hosting for the data in a 
context aware environment. I think it needs to have some structure in 
the content hosting and it would like to have a search mechanism, either 
full search engine like or RDF like. My reason for talking to him was
a) to get it in as a full Sakai Tool,
b) to check that the Sakai Content Hosting Service was able to support 
his requirements, which it looks like it will.

Ian


John Norman wrote:
> We have been following this for a while. Ian Boston spoke to Jonathan 
> about Sakai integration issues (which appear to be search related I 
> think) at the Vancouver Sakai conference. I hope he can give you some 
> more detail...
> 
> John
> 
> On 5 Jul 2006, at 14:40, Sean Mehan wrote:
> 
>> I have just had a phone call about this:
>>
>> http://echo.gmu.edu/toolcenter-wiki/index.php?title=Project_Pad
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>> You can find more by following the Spoke Word at NW link.
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>> Anyone seen/heard of it?
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