ISIS and OSIRIS: a process-based digital library application on top of a distributed process support middleware

Authors:
Gert Brettlecker;Diego Milano;Paola Ranaldi;Hans-Jörg Schek;Heiko Schuldt;Michael Springmann
Affiliations:
University of Basel, Switzerland;University of Basel, Switzerland and University of Constance, Germany;University of Basel, Switzerland and University of Constance, Germany;University of Constance, Germany;University of Basel, Switzerland;University of Basel, Switzerland
Venue:
DELOS'07 Proceedings of the 1st international conference on Digital libraries: research and development
Year:
2007

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Abstract

Future information spaces such as Digital Libraries require new infrastructures that allow to use and to combine various kinds of functions in a unified and reliable way. The paradigm of service-oriented architectures (SoA) allows providing application functionality in a modular, self-contained way and to individually combine this functionality. The paper presents the ISIS/OSIRIS system which consists of a generic infrastructure for the reliable execution of distributed service-based applications (OSIRIS) and a set of dedicated Digital Library application services (ISIS) that provide, among others, content-based search in multimedia collections.