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Open Repositories Presentation: Building an IR Interface Using EJB3 and JBoss Seam

Posted on Tuesday, January 23rd, 2007, at 11:12 pm, and filed under Fedora, Meeting, Raw Technology. Note: Hypertext links in the printed form of this document are marked with a superscript "L" plus a number. The number corresponds to the list of web addresses at the bottom of the document.

Below is the outline of the Ohio DRC presentation from today’s FEDORA session at Open Repositories conference. Comments welcome!

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