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The future of information services

Objective of the project is the analysis and development of a platform-independent search mechanism for tourism services in heterogeneous data bases, based on techniques of the areas semantic web and schema matching. Main research activities are the development of a… Continue reading →

Contacts

Project Coordinator:
[X+O]
Siebensterngasse, 4/22 - A-1050 Vienna (Austria)
Phone number: +43-676-842755-500 Fax number: +43-676-842755-599
Project Manager: Manfred Hackl manfred.hackl@xpluso.com
Project website: www.harmosearch.com/

Partners

Afidium - France
EC3 Networks - Austria
eCTRL - Italy
Museumsmedien - Germany
[x+o] - Austria
Promoter srl - Italy
TU-Wien - Austria

Other Partners (representing user of the system)

Harmonet - Austria
Staatliche Museen zu Berlin Preussischer Kulturbesitz - Germany

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This video tutorial focuses on XML Data integration using the HarmoSearch mapping tool. The example shows the simple mapping from one xml schema to another xml schema.

XML Data integration with HarmoSearch

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This video tutorial illustrates how existing mapping projects can be exported to an archive file using the HarmoSearch mapping tool. The resulting archive file can than be shared among other users.

Exporting a mapping project with HarmoSearch

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