We have a large number of items in our repository that all need a common XSL
applied to them for certain kind of display. In the demo objects, there is
something similar to what I am trying to create. In that case, there is a
digital object which contains both the datastream to be transformed and the
xlst as datastreams.
This seems excessive to me when I will have potentially tens of thousands of
objects that could all use the same xslt. I have a couple of approaches in
mind, but I am not sure what would work. I wanted to define the xslt as a
datastream in an object of its own, then point a datasream on each object to
this one object's datastream. However, if I use the internal uri
(info:fedora/foo:001/bazDatastream) it throws an error. I can use the URL
reference to the datastream and get that to work
(http://hostname/fedora/objects/foo:001/datastreams/bazDatastream/content).
This just struck me as poor practice potentially. I did not know if there was a
better way to link to a datastream of another object.
Alternatively, I thought maybe I could define a relationship to the datastream
in RELS-EXT and then pull that datastream out as a parameter in the sDep.
However, I cannot find any good info on if the is possible or how to accomplish
that. So I am wondering if there are any good resources besides the base
documentation on creating service deployments. I haven't found much in my
Googling.
Ryan Ward
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