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eSciDoc is as a joint project of the Max Planck Society and FIZ Karlsruhe, with the aim to realize a next-generation platform for communication and publication in research organizations.
JEE service oriented architecture
eSciDoc Infrastructure implements a middleware with Fedora as its core
- Search service integrating GSearch and OCLC's SRW/U server
- Workflow Manager using JBoss jBPM
- Technical Metadata Extraction using JHOVE
- Versioning of complex objects (aware of atomistic content models)
eSciDoc_Solutions add generic or discipline-specific e-Science applications on top of the infrastructure
Current status between pre-alpha and beta, depending on service. Released under Common Development and Distribution License.

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Status: Funding from November 2006 to October 2008
Fedora_Versions: 1.1.1 forward
Wiki MarkupContributor: University of London's Birkbeck College Library as part of the Bloomsbury Colleges Consortium funded by the Joint Information Systems Committee (JISC) \ [David F. Flanders d.flanders@bbk.ac.uk
Create bulk-migration service and demonstrator tool (based on OKI-OSID APIs) enabling the bulk-migration of content to/from Fedora and other repository services (currently working with ePrints, DSpace, Intralect Intralibrary, HarvestRoad Hive, The Learning Edge's Equella)

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The Fascinator
A simple interface to Fedora that uses Solr to handle all browsing, searching and security. The Fascinator is a stand alone 'registry' ( a repository which obtains it's content from elsewhere ) with a highly configurable harvester that can load data using various standards such as OAI-PMH.
Java
Google Group: http://groups.google.com.au/group/the-fascinator-dev^{Image Removed}
TRAC wiki: http://ice.usq.edu.au/projects/fascinator/trac/wiki^{Image Removed}
Primary contacts: mailto.chandlerbatusq.edu.au Bron Chandler or mailto.seftonatusq.edu.au Peter Sefton

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