ORE WordPress Plug-in

OAI-ORE Resource Map is a WordPress plug-in implementing the 0.9 version of the Open Archives Initiative’s Object Reuse and Exchange specification for resource maps, which aggregate a number of related resources. In this case, the resources are WordPress posts and pages. In addition, an HTML link header is added to WordPress’s headers for auto-discovery purposes.

The resource map is a profile of the Atom Syndication Format (rfc4287), which maps to RDF via GRDDL.

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Install

  1. Upload the oai-ore folder containing all source files to your plug-ins folder, usually ‘wp-content/plugins/’
  2. Login as an administrator and activate the plug-in via the Plugins menu
  3. Voila! All of the posts (and pages) in your WordPress blog are now published via OAI-ORE resource map.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • I have another question and/or problem and/or something else. Feel free to e-mail me at leftwing AT alumni DOT rutgers edu.
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  2. Technosophia » Blog Archive » ORE plugin updated Fri, 25 Jul 2008 13:19:35 PDT

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  3. David F. Flanders Fri, 05 Sep 2008 04:46:49 PDT

    Hi Mike, Hoping it is ok if I add your blog feed to the CRIG planet aggregator: http://feeds.feedburner.com/jisc-crig <– it pull any posts with repository or other like minded words.

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