ACErep portal prototype

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The document discusses adding ALPS resources from various repositories to the ACErep search portal prototype. Resources from Leeds Met Repository and LUDOS/YSJ DigiRep will be harvested nightly and tagged "alpsportal" so the Xpert API can return just those resources to be searched through the ALPS portal.

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ACErep search portal prototype

All ALPS resources added
to Leeds Met Repository
tagged “alpsportal”

Nightly harvest to Xpert by OAI-PMH

Xpert API to return just “alpsportal”

Also need to harvest LUDOS/
YSJ DigiRep
YSJ Digirep
Ensure all ALPS resources
tagged “alpsportal” in order
to retrieve via ALPS portal

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