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Fedora Atom is a serialization of a Fedora Digital Object using the Atom Syndication Format RFC 4287 in conjunction with the Atom Threading Extensions RFC 4685.
Many of the programming languages and platforms used with Fedora already provide libraries and tools for working with Atom feeds. By offering an Atom serialization of Fedora objects, these now become tools and libraries for authoring, browsing and validating Fedora digital objects as well.
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Serialization Formats
Fedora Atom
A Fedora Digital Object is represented as an atom:feed element and Datastreams are represented as an atom:entry elements.
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Fedora Atom Zip is a serialization of a Fedora digital object using the ZIP file format and a Fedora Atom manifest document. Inline and managed datastream content are packaged in the ZIP archive as individual files.
The manifest must be a Fedora Atom document named "atommanifest.xml".
Fedora Atom and Fedora Atom Zip are identified respectively with the following URIs:
- info:fedora/fedora-system:ATOM-1.1
- info:fedora/fedora-system:ATOMZip-1.1
Examples
A complete set of demonstration objects in both Fedora Atom and Fedora Atom Zip are included in the Fedora distribution. Please see the Demonstrations documentation for more information.
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\[RFC 4287\] -- [The Atom Syndication Format|http://www.atompub.org/rfc4287.html], Mark Nottingham, Robert Sayre, 2005.
\[RFC 4685\] -- [Atom Threading Extensions|http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc4685.txt], James Snell, 2006. |
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