Content metadata directory services
First Claim
1. A method of associating a content object with metadata comprising:
- using one or more programmed computers to perform the acts of;
receiving a content identifier for a content object from among a set of content identifiers;
providing a unique bounding identifier for the set of content identifiers;
using a combination of the content identifier and the unique bounding identifier to form a globally unique identifier for the content object; and
associating the globally unique identifier with a metadata source to enable routing of an entity that supplies the globally unique identifier to the metadata source.
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Abstract
The content metadata directory system connects consumers of identified content to managed metadata databases and other digital resources. The system manages links between identifiers in content objects and metadata sources. It supports a variety of different type of content identifiers and allows for overlap among different content identification schemes. One method of associating a content object with metadata uses a combination of a content identifier and a bounding identifier to enable handling of disparate sets of content identifiers for content objects with potentially conflicting content identifiers. The method receives a content identifier for a content object from among a set of content identifiers and provides a unique bounding identifier for the set of content identifiers. This unique bounding identifier is used in combination with the content identifier to form a globally unique identifier for the content object. This globally unique identifier is associated with a metadata source, which enables routing of a user to the metadata source.
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26 Claims
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1. A method of associating a content object with metadata comprising:
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using one or more programmed computers to perform the acts of; receiving a content identifier for a content object from among a set of content identifiers; providing a unique bounding identifier for the set of content identifiers; using a combination of the content identifier and the unique bounding identifier to form a globally unique identifier for the content object; and associating the globally unique identifier with a metadata source to enable routing of an entity that supplies the globally unique identifier to the metadata source. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18)
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19. One or more non-transitory computer readable media on which is stored instructions, which when executed by one or more processors, perform acts of associating a content object with metadata, including:
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receiving a content identifier for a content object from among a set of content identifiers; providing a unique bounding identifier for the set of content identifiers; using a combination of the content identifier and the unique bounding identifier to form a globally unique identifier for the content object; and associating the globally unique identifier with a metadata source to enable routing of an entity that supplies the globally unique identifier to the metadata source.
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20. A system for associating a content object with metadata comprising:
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a registration interface of a registration system comprising one or more processors, the registration interface for receiving a content identifier for a content object from among a set of content identifiers, and for providing a unique bounding identifier for the set of content identifiers; and a database system comprising one or more processors, the database system operable to use a combination of the content identifier and the unique bounding identifier to form a globally unique identifier for the content object, and to associate the globally unique identifier with a metadata source to enable routing of an entity that supplies the globally unique identifier to the metadata source. - View Dependent Claims (21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26)
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