Title: Message Title
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Issue Type:
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![New Feature]() New Feature
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Assignee:
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Unassigned
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Components:
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DSpace API
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Created:
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18/Jun/14 7:00 PM
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Priority:
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![Minor]() Minor
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Reporter:
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Terry Brady
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We have a large collections of items that is visible only to our university community. When our site is crawled, we have a flood of error messages related to these items.
These items appear in our sitemap (We are running DSpace 3.1). When our site is crawled, this triggers a large number of errors.
Ideally, we would like to suppress items, collections, and communities without anonymous access from our sitemap.
Here is a change that we have deployed to our local instance in org.dspace.app.sitemap.GenerateSitemaps.
Replace
ItemIterator allItems = Item.findAll(c);
With
String myQuery = "SELECT * FROM item WHERE in_archive='1' " +
"and exists (select 1 from resourcepolicy " +
"where item.item_id=resource_id and resource_type_id=2 and epersongroup_id=0)";
TableRowIterator rows = DatabaseManager.queryTable(c, "item", myQuery);
ItemIterator allItems = new ItemIterator(c, rows);
If this feature was to be adopted, it would make sense to create a findAllAnonymous() function.
Are there valid use cases where restricted content should appear in the sitemap? If so, perhaps this feature could be activated conditionally.
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