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 # Mapping-Service
 
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-:warning:
-Not fully tested yet!
-The mapping-service provides a generic interface for mapping various documents. 
-The tools required for this, such as Gemma, JOLT, XSLT, ... can be loaded into the mapping-service as plugins, regardless of the programming language in which they were developed. 
-These tools are then made usable via the REST-API and a Web-UI. 
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+The mapping-service provides a generic interface for mapping various documents. The tools required for this, such as Gemma, JOLT, XSLT, ... can be 
+loaded into the mapping-service as plugins, regardless of the programming language in which they were developed. These tools are then made usable via the REST-API and a Web-UI. 
 The mapping schemas are stored in a database and can be managed via the REST-API and the Web-UI.
 
 The Web-UI is accessible via the following URL: [http://\<IP or hostname>:8095](http://localhost:8095)