Europeana extractor - Revision history

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 ==Additional notes==
-* Wandora's Europeana extractor is an '''enabler technology'''. The content extracted from Europeana usually requires some modifications and refining before it can be used in end-user applications.
+* Wandora's Europeana extractor is a '''developer technology'''. The content extracted from Europeana usually requires some modifications and refining before it can be used in end-user applications.
 * Wandora has a separate [[SPARQL extractor]] which provides a predefined settings for Ontotext's [http://europeana.ontotext.com/sparql Europeana Sparql interface]. Notice that the topic map produced by the Sparql interface is not compatible with topic maps produced by Wandora's Europeana extractor described here.

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 ==Additional notes==
-* Wandora's Europeana extractor is an '''enabler technology'''. The content extracted from Europeana is usually '''not ready''' but requires some modifications and refining before it can be used in end-user applications.
+* Wandora's Europeana extractor is an '''enabler technology'''. The content extracted from Europeana usually requires some modifications and refining before it can be used in end-user applications.
 * Wandora has a separate [[SPARQL extractor]] which provides a predefined settings for Ontotext's [http://europeana.ontotext.com/sparql Europeana Sparql interface]. Notice that the topic map produced by the Sparql interface is not compatible with topic maps produced by Wandora's Europeana extractor described here.

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	* Wandora's Europeana extractor is an '''enabler technology'''. The content extracted from Europeana is usually '''not ready''' but requires some modifications and refining before it can be used in end-user applications.		* Wandora's Europeana extractor is an '''enabler technology'''. The content extracted from Europeana is usually '''not ready''' but requires some modifications and refining before it can be used in end-user applications.
		+	* Wandora has a separate [[SPARQL extractor]] which provides a predefined settings for Ontotext's [http://europeana.ontotext.com/sparql Europeana Sparql interface]. Notice that the topic map produced by the Sparql interface is not compatible with topic maps produced by Wandora's Europeana extractor described here.

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−	* Wandora's Europeana extractor is an '''enabler technology'''. The content extracted from Europeana is usually '''not ready''' but requires some modifications and refining before it can be used.	+	* Wandora's Europeana extractor is an '''enabler technology'''. The content extracted from Europeana is usually '''not ready''' but requires some modifications and refining before it can be used in end-user applications.

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		+	* Wandora's Europeana extractor is an '''enabler technology'''. The content extracted from Europeana is usually '''not ready''' but requires some modifications and refining before it can be used.

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 Wandora's Europeana extractor can be used by starting it from the menu '''File > Extract > Media > Europeana extractor''' which opens the search window.
 [[File:europeana-main-view.png | center]]
 In the search window you can type in a query in the search field. You can then search by clicking '''Extract'''. If an API key has been inserted before user can reset it by clicking the '''Forget API Key''' button.
 [[File:europeana-search-view.png | center]]
 The extractor prompts for your API key if none is found. Type in the key and click OK to search the database. You can register for a API key at [http://preview.europeana.eu/portal/api/registration.html Europeana].
 [[File:europeana-apikey-view.png | center]]
 After the extraction has been completed the used query URL will be shown. If the query fails to extract or no results are returned it will also be reported.
 [[File:europeana-results-view.png | center]]
 If the query successfully returned results they are automatically mapped into the topics. The fetched information can be browsed from the topics tab.
 [[File:europeana-item-view.png | center]]
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-Europeana ([http://www.europeana.eu Europeana website]) is a collection of Europe's cultural and scientific history curated by the Europeana Foundation. Europeana provides the Europeana API which is an open database of cultural content. The API can be searched and the result sets transformed into topic maps using the Europeana extractor. The extractor can be used to query the database with an API key which you can receive by registering [http://preview.europeana.eu/portal/api/registration.html here]. The current version of Europeana extractor uses API version 2.0. More information about the API can be found [http://preview.europeana.eu/portal/api-introduction.html here]. The Europeana database is licensed under [http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/ Creative Commons]. Europeana terms and policies can be found [http://preview.europeana.eu/portal/rights/terms-and-policies.html here].
+[http://www.europeana.eu Europeana] is a collection of Europe's cultural and scientific history curated by the [http://www.pro.europeana.eu/about/foundation Europeana Foundation]. Europeana provides the [http://pro.europeana.eu/api Europeana API] which is an open database of cultural content. Wandora's Europeana extractor searches the Europeana API with a search word given by Wandora user, and transforms the result sets into topic maps. The extractor requires an API key which you can receive by registering [http://preview.europeana.eu/portal/api/registration.html here]. The extractor uses Europeana API version 2.0. More information about the API can be found [http://preview.europeana.eu/portal/api-introduction.html here]. The Europeana database is licensed under [http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/ Creative Commons Public Domain Dedication]. Europeana terms and policies can be found [http://preview.europeana.eu/portal/rights/terms-and-policies.html here].
-The Extractor can be used by starting it from the menu '''File > Extract > Media > Europeana extractor''' which opens the search window.
+Wandora's Europeana extractor can be used by starting it from the menu '''File > Extract > Media > Europeana extractor''' which opens the search window.
 [[File:europeana-main-view.png | center]]
-In the search window you can type in a query in the search field. You can then search by clicking '''Extract'''. If an API key has been inserted before it can be reset by clicking the '''Forget API Key''' button.
+In the search window you can type in a query in the search field. You can then search by clicking '''Extract'''. If an API key has been inserted before user can reset it by clicking the '''Forget API Key''' button.
 [[File:europeana-search-view.png | center]]

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 ==Conversion details==
-The data conversion done by the Europeana extractor is limited by the mappings the extractor provides for topic maps. The extractor maps the following fields from the returned result set:
+The data conversion done by the Europeana extractor is limited by the mappings the extractor provides for topic maps and the query type. The extractor uses the default query type. The extractor maps the following fields from the returned result set:
 *id