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DDF Content Application Users Guide
DDF Content Application Users Guide
- DDF Content Framework
- Content Framework Architecture
- Content Component Types
- Storage Providers — proxies to storage mechanisms used to store the content
- Content Framework — the core of the Content application, routes requests and responses between the Content Components
- Content Plugins — process Content operations after content storage, generally to parse content's metadata and create a Metacard from it to insert into the catalog provider
- Content Endpoints — components that accept external requests and interface with the internal components, storing content in the content repository and/or creating catalog entries
- Content Data Components — domain objects representing the content to be stored
- Content Operations — represents all transactions that occur in the Content Framework, specifically requests and responses
- Content Framework Execution Flow: Create Content and Catalog Entry from GeoJson File
- DDF Content Core
- File System Storage Provider — provides the implementation to create/update/delete content items as files in the DDF Content Repository.
- Content Cataloger Plugin — provides the implementation to parse content, create a Metacard, and create/update/delete catalog entries in the Metadata Catalog.
- Standard Content Framework — provides the reference implementation of a Content Framework
- Directory Monitor — allows ApplicationName to monitor a directory for files to be ingested into the Content Framework
- DDF Content REST CRUD Endpoint — allows clients to perform CRUD operations on DDF Content using REST, a simple architectural style, over HTTP
- DDF Content Application Install/Uninstall
Whitelist
The following packages have been exported by the DDF Content Application and are approved for use by third parties:
- ddf.content
- ddf.content.data
- ddf.content.operation
- ddf.content.plugin
- ddf.content.storage
- ddf.content.util
- ddf.content.core.directorymonitor
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