Mashups by J. Jeffrey Hanson

Author:J. Jeffrey Hanson
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Pearson Education Limited (US titles)
Published: 2009-03-15T16:00:00+00:00

Normalizing Content Using Data/Content Augmentation Patterns

It is rare when you find multiple legacy sites exposing content in a common format. The inconsistencies can vary from variations in UI artifacts, to CSS styles, to differences in currencies and languages. A normalized and uniform data standard should be deployed to ensure proper transformation of data and clippings retrieved from other sites and/or pages.

Data/content augmentation is the process of transforming and/or enriching data or content prior to transferring the data or content to a final destination. Web page data rarely has any data type information associated with it. Most data or content is simply text. A mashup infrastructure should work to solve the problem of data mismatches using patterns that define services and processes that facilitate data augmentation. Some of the patterns to use include the message translator pattern, the content-enricher pattern, the content filter pattern, the canonical data model pattern, and others.

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