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398: 301: 91: 553:'s client–server architecture and a certain amount of its functionality. The WAIS protocol is influenced largely by the z39.50 protocol designed for networking library catalogs. It allows a text-based search, and retrieval following a search. Gopher provides a free text search mechanism, but principally uses menus. A menu is a list of titles, from which the user may pick one. While 366:
plus some common words describing its indexed content. The record is uploaded to the central server and indexed along with the records from other public servers. The directory can be searched to find servers that might have content relevant to a specific field of interest. This model of searching for
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The Web's data model is similar to the gopher model, except that menus are generalized to hypertext documents. In both cases, simple file servers generate the menus or hypertext directly from the file structure of a server. The Web's hypertext model permits the author more freedom to communicate the
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Thinking Machines Corp provided a service called the Directory of Servers. It was a WAIS server like any other information source except containing information about the other WAIS servers on the Internet. A WAIS server with TMC WAIS code creates a special record containing
225:(CNIDR) to promote Internet search and discovery systems, open source and standards. CNIDR created a new, free open-source WAIS. This was the first freeWAIS based on the wais-8-b5 codebase of TMC, with a wholly new software suite 222: 505:
in May 1995 for $ 15 million. Following the sale, Margaret St. Pierre left WAIS Inc to start Blue Angel Technologies. Her WAIS variant formed the basis of MetaStar. Georgios Papadopoulos left to found
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With the advent of Z39.50:1992, the termination of support for free WAIS by Thinking Machines and the establishment of WAIS Inc as a commercial venture, the U.S.
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projects, Z39.50 version 2 (Z39.50:1992) was released. Unlike its 1988 predecessor, it was a compatible superset of the international ISO 10162/10163 standard.
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Kahle, Brewster; Morris, Harry; Goldman, Jonathan; Erickson, Thomas; Curran, John (1993). "Interfaces for distributed systems of information servers".
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and started FS-Consult and developed his own variant of WAIS which eventually became ScienceServer, which was later sold to
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used the WAIS product as a campaign wide information system, connecting the field offices to the national office. Later,
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A powerful wide-area information client | Proceedings of the 40th IEEE Computer Society International Conference
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M. St. Pierre, J. Fullton, K. Gamiel, J. Goldman, B. Kahle, J. Kunze, H. Morris, F. Schiettecatte, June 1994
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adopted WAIS to better access the information in its corporate databases. Other early clients were the
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The Z39.50 Information Retrieval Standard Part I: A Strategic View of Its Past, Present and Future
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WAIS has kept growing since its start in 1990, and presently, there are over 500 WAIS sources, ...
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options available to the reader, as it can include headings and various forms of list structure.
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and Harry Morris, left Thinking Machines to found WAIS Inc in Menlo Park, California, with
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is a web containing many loops, the menu system gives the user the impression of a tree.
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system which only searches the menu titles of Gopher sites. WAIS and Gopher share the
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Ulrich Pfeifer and Norbert Gövert of the computer science department of the
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Specifications for Library Applications" (Z39.50:1988) to search index
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ields as its main improvement. Ulrich Pfeifer rewrote freeWAIS-sf in
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Inspired by the WAIS project on full-text databases and emerging
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Clearinghouse for Networked Information Discovery and Retrieval
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on remote computers. It was developed in 1990 as a project of
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Journal of the American Society for Information Science
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extended the CNIDR freeWAIS code to become freeWAIS-
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Wide Area Information Servers (WAIS) launch lecture
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Protocol
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Apple Computer
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