Have you tried creating a MyRepository object with an Identify.xml
datastream (rather than serving a static XML file)? Maybe the OAI provider
"expects" a URL for identify that identifies a Fedora object/datastream.
Just a thought...
-----Original Message-----
From: Phil Cryer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 26 November 2008 21:18
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Fedora-commons-developers] oaiprovider:
definingdriver.fedora.identify
I can't figure out how to define driver.fedora.identify for oaiprovider.
http://fedora.mobot.org:8180/oaiprovider/?verb=Identify
In proai.properties:
# This can be any URL, but typically it points to a manually-created
# datastream within the same Fedora repository that hosts the OAI records.
#
#driver.fedora.identify =
http://localhost:8080/fedora/get/demo:MyRepository/Identify.xml
driver.fedora.identify = http://fedora.mobot.org:8180/fedora/Identify.xml
But my attempt to recreate the Identity.xml file I got from the stock Fedora
included OAI (http://fedora.mobot.org:8180/fedora/oai?verb=Identify) failed
to work.
I don't see any documentation on how I, or fedora, creates this file for
oaiprovider (NOTE: I need to get this one working because the Fedora
included OAI failed some tests on OAIster.org - and doesn't seem
configurable)
P
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