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| HDL | PURLz |
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Yes | Yes | |
Yes | Yes | |
unique within our PID system without the DNS name portion of the | Yes; very flexible naming, including pseudo/paths | |
? ? | Yes | |
works with VIVO, arXiv, OAIS (CUL), Voyager Catalog, and WorldCat etc. | Yes | does nothing in and of itself to not work with existing systems; |
Yes | ? Yes | |
Yes | Yes | |
Yes | Yes | |
Yes | Yes | |
completely flexible | completely flexible | |
Yes | Yes | |
Yes | Yes | |
depends on the length | depends on the length and/or layout |
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| HDL | PURLz |
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Don't know; limited to the practical capacity of the underlying database. | Don't know – mention of 1996 tests resolving 50 resolutions/sec with a database of 500,000 PURLS in Long Introduction to PURLs | |
Yes | PURLz is just a simple HTTP server using MySQL | |
Yes | No - alpha stage | |
Yes | ? No | |
Yes | Cloning an existing PURL and chaining a PURL | |
Yes; the resolvers can't be crawled without providing a dump | ? Yes; the resolvers can't be crawled without providing a dump | |
Yes | ? Yes | |
? | ? | |
Need to avoid unbounded generation of surrogate persistent identifiers | ? | ? |
? | ? |
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