BigData collection via Purls

[Chrisat Syntagm]

I am more than happy to spend the time required to read and gain profiency. However, I just need to check whether the solution I am looking for is possible or do-able in principle.

Imagine a large number of boxes each with a unique purl. When invoked (via a qr code or nfc chip) the purl facilitates the input of data e.g. the contents in the box. Can the data across boxes be aggregated e.g. a common database reasonably easily?

[David Wood]

Hi Chrisat,

The PURLZ software (http://purlz.org) cannot readily do what you are asking. However, you could implement such a solution using the PURLs implementation in Callimachus (http://callimachusproject.org).

Please move this discussion to the Callimachus mailing list if you would like some guidance on setting that up. Thanks.

Regards,
Dave
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On Oct 20, 2014, at 09:46, Chrisat Syntagm <syntagm...@gmail.com> wrote:

I am more than happy to spend the time required to read and gain profiency. However, I just need to check whether the solution I am looking for is possible or do-able in principle.

Imagine a large number of boxes each with a unique purl. When invoked (via a qr code or nfc chip) the purl facilitates the input of data e.g. the contents in the box. Can the data across boxes be aggregated e.g. a common database reasonably easily?

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