Hi Richard,
I'm glad to hear that the web admin client is working well for you. The more
"hammering" it gets now the more confident we'll all be when it becomes the
primary administrative tool down the road, so please continue to test its
limits.
Regarding your notes about supporting the use of the & character, I did some
testing and was able to add the following lines to my DC xml (using the Edit
Content option for a datastream in the web admin) without a problem:
<dc:description>< Description Text ></dc:description>
<dc:rights>© Fedora Commons</dc:rights>
I did, however, get an error when I replaced © with ©. With some
further testing it appears that any of the HTML number encodings (see list
here http://www.ascii.cl/htmlcodes.htm) work fine, but some of the HTML name
encoding cause an error. I'm not sure why this is. I'll open up a Jira issue
for this, but since it sounds like my tests are showing different results
from what you indicated, I wanted to make sure that this is, in fact, the
issue that you are having.
Bill
On Tue, Aug 4, 2009 at 9:39 AM, Richard Green <[email protected]> wrote:
> Bill
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> Over the last few days I have rather ‘hammered’ the new web-based admin
> client. Can I say that I am much impressed – keep up the good work!
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> One thing, though – and this is true in the Java-based client too – it
> would be very nice to be able to enter ‘&’ in a field. Three things I
> frequently wish I could do are ‘©’ (say in dc:rights) and ‘<’ or
> ‘>’ (say in dc:description). Any chance in the next release maybe?
> Always the Fedora admin clients throw an error if you try this.
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> Best
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> Richard
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