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Title: DAFv2 Hands on Lab


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DAFv2 Hands on Lab
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Agenda
  • Administration Manager
  • Roles, General Settings, Job-Types, Phases,
    Users, Workstations, Collections
  • Check-In Manager
  • Batches, Jobs
  • Phase Manager
  • Example Scenario demonstrating the features
  • Reporting Manager
  • System Workflow, Pending Jobs, Late Jobs, User
    Rates, Report Builder
  • Search
  • Archiving Manager
  • Archive, Confirm, Check-Out
  • Retrieval Manager
  • Retrieve Job using Barcode (example)

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Administration Manager
  • Responsible for Adjusting the System
    Configurations such as
  • Roles/Permissions
  • General Settings
  • Job-Types
  • Phases
  • Users
  • Workstations
  • Collections

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Administration Manager
Roles-Permissions
  • In DAFv2, we maintain the following relation

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Administration Manager
Roles-Permissions
  • Adding a new Role

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Administration Manager
Roles-Permissions
  • Permission Tree Examples

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Administration Manager
General Settings
  • This module configures
  • 1- Storage Media Types
  • Size, Barcode Abbreviations, FTP Path (in
    case of online storage)
  • 2- Operating System
  • 3- Language
  • 4- Job Condition
  • 5- External ID Type
  • 6- Device

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Administration Manager
General Settings
  • Configuring General Settings

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Administration Manager
Job-Types
  • Each Job-Type defines a different path or flow of
    the Job in the system that is usually related to
    actual Physical types.
  • Example
  • Books can be OCRed while photos cannot.
  • Arabic Books require a different OCR software
    than Latin Books.

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Administration Manager
Job-Types
  • Each Job-Type has
  • 1- Identifying Name and Description.
  • 2- Maximum Life Time (otherwise considered as a
    Late Job).
  • 3- Folder Naming Convention.
  • 4- Media Types this Job-Type should be archived
    on.

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Administration Manager
Job-Types
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Administration Manager
Phases
  • The Phase defines the set of checks and actions
    to be performed on the Job on starting or on
    finishing the Job.
  • For Each Phase
  • 1- Phase Name
  • 2- Maximum Period
  • 3- XML Phase Definition

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Administration Manager
Phases
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Administration Manager
Users
  • Each User has
  • 1- User Name and Password
  • 2- Role
  • 3- Maximum number of Jobs at a time
  • 4- Phases he is able to perform
  • 5- IsLDAP or not
  • 6- IsActive or not

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Administration Manager
Users
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Administration Manager
Workstations
  • Each Workstation has
  • 1- Name or IP
  • 2- Physical Location
  • 3- Working Directory
  • 4- Operating System
  • 5- Devices attached to
  • 6- Phases that can be performed on
  • 7- Media Types that can be archived on

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Administration Manager
Workstations
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Administration Manager
Collections
  • Each Collection has
  • 1- Owner, Project, In-Charge (BA-Internals)
  • 2- Name and Path on Server
  • 3- Users and Workstations that can work on this
    Collections

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Administration Manager
Collections
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Check-In Manager
  • Allows for the addition of new Batches and Jobs
    into the System.
  • Integrated with the Check-In Plug-ins to extract
    the Jobs Metadata from the different ILS Systems
    or Other Sources.

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Check-In Manager
Batches
  • Each Batch
  • is part of a Collection.
  • has a default Job-Type.

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Check-In Manager
Batches
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Check-In Manager
Jobs
  • Metadata can be extracted using Check-In Plug-ins
  • Assign Job to a Starting User and Phase
  • A Job can be Pre-Assigned for all its Phases.

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Check-In Manager
Jobs
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Check-In Manager
Jobs
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Check-In Manager
Jobs
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Phase Manager
  • Allows the Operator to
  • Get Job
  • Upload Job
  • Download Job
  • Finish Job
  • Reject Job
  • Redirect Job

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System Modules Job Life Cycle
  • Job life cycle

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Phase Manager
Example Scenario
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Phase Manager
Example Scenario
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Phase Manager
Example Scenario
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Phase Manager
Example Scenario
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Phase Manager
Example Scenario
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Phase Manager
Example Scenario
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Phase Manager
Example Scenario
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Phase Manager
Example Scenario
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Phase Manager
Example Scenario
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System Modules Job Life Cycle
  • Job life cycle

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Phase Manager
Example Scenario
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Phase Manager
Example Scenario
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Phase Manager
Example Scenario
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Phase Manager
Example Scenario
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Phase Manager
Example Scenario
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System Modules Job Life Cycle
  • Job life cycle

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Phase Manager
Example Scenario
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Phase Manager
Example Scenario
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Phase Manager
Example Scenario
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Phase Manager
Example Scenario
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Phase Manager
Example Scenario
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Phase Manager
Example Scenario
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Phase Manager
Example Scenario
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Phase Manager
Example Scenario
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Phase Manager
Example Scenario
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Reporting Manager
  • System Workflow
  • Pending Jobs
  • Late Jobs
  • User Rates
  • Report Builder

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Reporting Manager
System Workflow
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Reporting Manager
Pending Jobs
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Reporting Manager
Late Jobs
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Reporting ManagerChange Metadata and Priority
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Reporting Manager
User Rates
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Reporting Manager
Report Builder
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Reporting Manager
Saved Reports
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Reporting Manager
Report
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Search Capabilities
  • Simple Search
  • Advance Search

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Search Capabilities
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Searching Capabilities
Advanced Search
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Search Capabilities
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Search Capabilities
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Archiving Manager
  • Archive Jobs
  • Confirm Media
  • Check-Out Jobs

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Archiving Manager
Archive
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Archiving Manager
Confirm Media
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Archiving Manager
Check-Out Jobs
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Retrieval Manager
  • Retrieve Jobs from the different Medias and Media
    Types
  • Assign them to a phase in the system, recommend
    the last User performed this Phase.

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Retrieval Manager
Search
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Retrieval Manager
Search (cont.)
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Retrieval Manager
Retrieve and Assign
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For more details about DAF please refer to
http//wiki.bibalex.org/DAFWiki
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