Yinjin,

When you add ?XML to the end of a url you adding an extra URL  
parameter this works when there are no other parameters in the url  
string (i.e. there already exists an ? in the url string). In this  
case you need to add &XML to the end of the parameter. The ? character  
says starts a set of parameters and the & character separates each  
name value pair.

Thus, If you want to pass P1, P2, and P3 in a url string you encode it  
as: "?P1=value&P2=value&P3=value". To add an additional parameter you  
just add "&P4=value".

Scott--


On Jan 17, 2008, at 11:23 AM, yinjin wrote:

> Hi Dorothea,
>
> Thanks for the quick response.
>
>
>>> 1. I want to put a PDF link in the itemSummaryList page for quick  
>>> access.
>>> In
>>> DIM-Handler.xsl, I simply copied the lines from itemSummaryView to
>>> itemSummaryList:
>>
>> You may have to do some fairly extensive XSLT work to make this
>> happen, but it should be possible. The full METS information for the
>> item is in the DRI. To get an idea of what you need to pull out for
>> display, go to one of the browse pages and append ?XML to the URL. I
>> do believe that the structure is quite a bit different for browse
>> pages and item-display pages.
>
> This is where I get the problem. When I append ?XML for a browse  
> page, it
> will throw an error:
> org.dspace.browse.BrowseException: There is no browse index of the  
> type:
> dateissued?XML.
>
> Seems like before cocoon catches the ?XML pattern, the URL has been
> interpreted as "browsed by dateissued?XML"
> For the search result page, instead of providing the mets  
> information for
> each item displayed, the DRI gives the information as if I'm  
> searching for
> "XML".
>
> All I need to find out is what METS looks like for browse pages.
>
>>
>> Off the top of my head, what you'll have to do instead of copying  
>> over
>> the code you copied is look for the template with the
>> "itemSummaryList-DIM" mode, and alter that to do what you want. I
>> haven't yet looked for it, so I don't know how much work that will  
>> be.
>>
>> What are you planning to do for items that have more than one
>> bitstream? Does that not happen in the collection you're designing
>> for?
>
> Yes. I have one PDF for each submission.
>
> Thanks again for the help,
> Ying
>
>
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