access service [English]

Syndetic Relationships

InterPARES Definition

n. ~ PaaST (Access Service)  · The set of capabilities that enables an actor to receive information resources or to interact with the preservation environment.

Citations

  • PaaST (0.11) 2016 (†778 p. 49): The Access Service manages access by all Actors to information resources and Capabilities. Thus, in the Access Service, "access" refers not just to the ability to search for and receive access to PreservationTargets and related information, but more broadly to access to participation in PreservationActions and other actions in the Preservation Environment. The Access Service includes three sequential sets of functions and the management of PreservationManagementData about Access. The first set of functions covers receiving requests for access to information, PreservationAction Capabilities, Information Management Capabilities or Preservation Management Capabilities. The second set determines if the requested Access is authorized and feasible. Authorization includes both conditions on access imposed on particular information resources and access rights and restrictions of individual Actors. The third comprises responding to requests. (†2478)
  • PaaST (1.0) 2017 (†860 p. 49): The Access Service manages access by all Actors to information resources and Capabilities. Thus, in the Access Service, "access" refers not just to the ability to search for and receive access to PreservationTargets and related information, but more broadly to access to participation in PreservationActions and other actions in the Preservation Environment. (†2488)
  • PaaST (1.0) 2017 (†860 p. 49): The Access Service includes three sequential sets of functions and the management of PreservationManagementData about Access. The first set of functions covers receiving requests for access to information, PreservationAction Capabilities, Information Management Capabilities or Preservation Management Capabilities. The second set determines if the requested Access is authorized and feasible. Authorization includes both conditions on access imposed on particular information resources and access rights and restrictions of individual Actors. The third comprises responding to requests. (†2489)