Restful services for the e-Humanities — web services that work for the e-Humanities ecosystem

Tobias Blanke, Mark Hedges, R. Palmer · 2009

This paper presents how an e-Humanities High Throughput Computing application can be embedded in an e-humanities ecosystem using a restful services based approach. The HiTHeR application is a text mining agent to create automatically chains of readings for e-humanities research on historical collections. We show how we developed the text mining agent and realised it as restful services, which can add value to e-Humanities online publications of resources.

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