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=Shared Artifact Repository=
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==Artifact Search and Select==
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*Supports searching for artifacts either via selected meta-data parameters or by comparing artifacts against a presented artifact acting as a pattern (e.g. find all static models that are constraints of this static model). Once a search is sufficiently refined, support artifact selection for assembly into a package for export.
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*Artifact Difference Comparer - Compares to artifacts and highlights differences
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==User Authentication==
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Manages the verification authentication of user identities and their authorization to register controlled artifacts
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==Controlled Artifact Metadata Management==
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Manages registration of artifacts according to the business rules of specific artifact types
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* OID Registry - Manages the registration of OIDs
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* Template Registry - Manages the registration of Templates
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* Controlled Terminology Registry - Manages the registration of Terminologies including code systems, Concept Domains and Value Sets
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* Ballot Artifact Registry - Manages the registration of ballot packages
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* Normative Edition Package Registry - Manages the registration of Normative Editions
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==Artifact Management Control==
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Manages unique artifact instances by recording appropriate metadata and ensuring unique identification and versioning according to business rules appropriate to the artifact type
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==Artifact Synchronization==
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Typical source control functions of import, export and conflict resolution.
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==Package Management==
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Manages assemblies of artifact instances, either as standard packages assembled according to a referenced index or custom packages assembled according to user preferences
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*Additional capabilities could include transformation of stored artifacts to alternate representatations - eg. MIF to HTML

Latest revision as of 22:04, 11 March 2010

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Shared Artifact Registry.jpg

Shared Artifact Repository

Artifact Search and Select

  • Supports searching for artifacts either via selected meta-data parameters or by comparing artifacts against a presented artifact acting as a pattern (e.g. find all static models that are constraints of this static model). Once a search is sufficiently refined, support artifact selection for assembly into a package for export.
  • Artifact Difference Comparer - Compares to artifacts and highlights differences

User Authentication

Manages the verification authentication of user identities and their authorization to register controlled artifacts

Controlled Artifact Metadata Management

Manages registration of artifacts according to the business rules of specific artifact types

  • OID Registry - Manages the registration of OIDs
  • Template Registry - Manages the registration of Templates
  • Controlled Terminology Registry - Manages the registration of Terminologies including code systems, Concept Domains and Value Sets
  • Ballot Artifact Registry - Manages the registration of ballot packages
  • Normative Edition Package Registry - Manages the registration of Normative Editions

Artifact Management Control

Manages unique artifact instances by recording appropriate metadata and ensuring unique identification and versioning according to business rules appropriate to the artifact type

Artifact Synchronization

Typical source control functions of import, export and conflict resolution.

Package Management

Manages assemblies of artifact instances, either as standard packages assembled according to a referenced index or custom packages assembled according to user preferences

  • Additional capabilities could include transformation of stored artifacts to alternate representatations - eg. MIF to HTML