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DARE

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OAI-PMH

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Guidelines

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the

use

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OAI-PMH

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DARE

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Moderator:

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Feijen,

Martin;

Vanderfeesten,

Maurice

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1.2

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  2007-03-22

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SURF

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Document History

Date

Version

Owner

Changelog

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2007-03-22

1.2

 

Small changes;
URL of the dare_didl schema changed to the KNAW
Set naming is not manditory, but preferred.
Resumption-token life span is set from at least 5 to at least 24 hours
Service window example has been removed, HTTP Error 503 will suffice to indicate a repository is down. This nice to have feature can be worked-out in the future.
In the namespace section a line has to be changed.

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2006-08-22

1.1

 

Additional agreements (to metadataprefix naming, datestamp format, set naming, deleted records, resumption token life span, harvest batch size, service window properties, adminEmail for error logging feedback, Prefix & namespace declaration, XML validation, Communication for Repository modification)

 

July 2006

1.0

 

First internal version presented to project managers

 

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