Difference between revisions of "Fed"

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We plan to create Fed as a tool combining a Website and a Sql Relational Database
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Fed : '''Fe'''derating '''d'''ata
  
  Fed consits of  
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==What is Fed==
  * a PostgreSQL Relational Database
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Fed consits of  
  * a PHP base website using Html and Javascript
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* a PostgreSQL Relational Database
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* a PHP base website using Html and Javascript
  
It should allow to manage
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It allows to manage
  
 
* people
 
* people
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The Gallery is organized as a hierachical tree of Galleries, each Gallery contains Datafiles and other Galleries.
 
The Gallery is organized as a hierachical tree of Galleries, each Gallery contains Datafiles and other Galleries.
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The people can upload their Datafiles in a Gallery.
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This data are then processed to be integration in the Relational Database.
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==Several Feds can be federated==
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One interesting point is that several 'independant' Fed can be federated.
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* only the people are known everywhere
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* groups of people are defined independently in each Fed.
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This ca be easily done if the creation of new users is centralized on the unique Dieu. The information concerning the new user is then transferred to the local Fed especially the Pk the unique Id of the user.

Revision as of 13:43, 19 April 2007

Fed : Federating data

What is Fed

Fed consits of

  • a PostgreSQL Relational Database
  • a PHP base website using Html and Javascript

It allows to manage

  • people
  • worpackages
  • components
  • centres

and

  • a Gallery of documents

The Gallery is organized as a hierachical tree of Galleries, each Gallery contains Datafiles and other Galleries.

The people can upload their Datafiles in a Gallery.

This data are then processed to be integration in the Relational Database.

Several Feds can be federated

One interesting point is that several 'independant' Fed can be federated.

  • only the people are known everywhere
  • groups of people are defined independently in each Fed.

This ca be easily done if the creation of new users is centralized on the unique Dieu. The information concerning the new user is then transferred to the local Fed especially the Pk the unique Id of the user.