Mapping Ruby Model Names to cModel Pids

This is how Ruby Model names will map to cModel pids (not currently implemented)

Hydra::StaticImage	>>	hydra-cModel:staticImage
Hydra::FileAsset	>>	hydra-cModel:fileAsset
Hydrangea::Dataset	>>	hydrangea-cModel:dataset
Hydra::Article	>>	hydrangea-cModel:article
MyArticle	>>	local-cModel:myArticle

Primitives

A primitive is a fundamental atom object that bears an actual file payload. Most Hydra primitives will use the fileAsset cModel, putting their payload into a datastream called "content".

Current

hydra-cModel:fileAsset (formerly genericContent)
hydra-cModel:staticImage
hydra-cModel:jpeg2000

Posible Additions

hydra-cModel:dcAsset
hydra-cModel:modsAsset
hydra-cModel:modsImage

Higher Level Objects

Current

hydrangea-cModel:dataset
hydrangea-cModel:article

Possible Additions

stanford-cModel:etd

Service Definitions

Like a Java interface – a Service Definition (sDef) is just a list of methods/behaviors

Current

hydra-sDef:genericContent

methods:

content – returns the content "payload" of the object

hydra-sDef:genericImage

methods:

thumbnail
screen
max

Possible Additions

hydra-sDef:dynamicImage

methods:

region
resize

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