Yes.  A bit hard to find, but via the "Repository" link at the Ncore.nsdl.org site's
"Services" selection (http://ncore.nsdl.org/index.php?menu=services)

Documentation for the generalized fedora-commons API:

http://wiki.nsdl.org/index.php/Community:NDR 

What we call the "NDR" is the fedora-commons repository with our data model overlay

-Tim


> -----Original Message-----
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> Tim,
> 
> Is there documentation available for the generalized 
> fedora-commons API?
> 
> Thanks
> Dave
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> Systems Programmer
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> Subject
> [CODE4LIB] Fedora-commons repositories
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> 
> (thought it better to have a subject line)
> 
> By way of a response to Etienne's request to hear from other 
> fedora-commons 
> development, and our own announcement:
> 
> The NSDL technical network services group (TNS) has released 
> it's own set 
> of tools for
> repository management based on a fedora-commons back end.
> 
> At http://ncore.nsdl.org/ you can find information about EduPak
> (http://ncore.nsdl.org/index.php?menu=services&submenu=service
> s!EduPak)
> 
> The EduPak bundle 
> (http://sourceforge.net/projects/nsdl-core/) includes a 
> catalog
> management and search/discovery tool integrated with a 
> fedora-commons-backed repository
> along with a generalized fedora-commons API for handling resource 
> references and metadata
> objects. 
> 
> The fedora-commons project has two complete OAI services 
> already, but the 
> MOAI service
> looks like OAI aggregator heaven.
> 
> Tim