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OJAX: Web 2.0 Federated search

OJAX is a next-gen search tool for collaborative research, applying Social Web concepts to foster dynamic collaboration among researchers. This Irish-developed tool offers adaptability, Beta version availability, and meets user expectations with rich, interactive experiences. It integrates seamlessly and complies with open-source standards for enhanced usability.

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OJAX: Web 2.0 Federated search

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  1. OJAX: Web 2.0 Federated search Judith Wusteman April 2007

  2. Overview • Introducing OJAX • OJAX Demo • Related research

  3. Web 2.0 Technologies and Standardsused in OJAX • AJAX • REST • JSON • Atom • OAI-PMH • OpenSearch • Open API • StaX • Apache Lucene

  4. http://ojax.sourceforge.net/

  5. OJAX

  6. OJAX demo

  7. Unifying the user interface

  8. Auto-completionAuto-searchDynamic archive list

  9. Dynamic scrolling

  10. Auto-expansion of results

  11. Sorting results

  12. OpenSearch

  13. OpenSearch • Enables search engines to describe their search syntax to browsers • Describes standards for search results syntax • Based on RSS and Atom

  14. Atom feed support

  15. Accessibility

  16. Science Foundation Ireland:OJAX++: a next generation collaborative research tool To investigate how concepts from the Social Web can be applied to the research environment in order to facilitate dynamic collaboration and the sharing of ideas among researchers.

  17. PhD starting September 2007 • In collaboration with UCD School of Computer Science and Informatics • Requirements • Honours degree (preferably first class or 2.1) • in Computer Science or a related field • or equivalent technical expertise • Preferred Experience: • Web technology • JavaScript • AJAX • one of Java, Ruby or Python. • http://www.ucd.ie/wusteman • judith.wusteman@ucd.ie.

  18. Advantages of OJAX • Developed in Ireland. Can be adapted to suit. • Already in Beta version. Available for download. • Well received • Responds to new user expectations generated by Web 2.0 • Rich, dynamic user experience. • Intuitive interface. • Integration, interoperability and reuse. • Open source standards-compliance. • including OpenSearch, OAI-PMH, StAX and Apache Lucene.

  19. http://ojax.sourceforge.net/

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