Well remembered, Luiz!
Specially the second point if you're dealing with a Git repository, because
it allows you to pull new versions of code without having to deal with code
conflicts. I've already used this method to do some customisation on xmlui
interface and it worked like a charm.
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Hi Dante,
The code of Bruno makes senses to me, just return a HaspMap instead
the array thing, as Bruno said it will not compile at all, I have two
advices for you:
1- Instead change the findItemsMetadataField, create a new method.
2- Create a new class to overload ItemResources,
Dante,
Even if the query returns more than you need, i wouldn't change it in the
first moment.
What you really have to change now is the returning line, because this is
the line that will create the response for your request.
For now it is returning an array of items. You have to change it to retur
Thank you Bruno,
I was trying changing the code of dspace 5.2 and its diferent.
> @POST
> @Path("/find-by-metadata-field")
> @Produces({ MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON, MediaType.APPLICATION_XML })
> public Item[] findItemsByMetadataField(MetadataEntry metadataEntry,
> @QueryParam("expand") String
Dante,
You'll have to alter ItemResource's code on REST api:
https://github.com/DSpace/DSpace/blob/master/dspace-rest/src/main/java/org/dspace/rest/ItemsResource.java#L903
Specially the line 967. As i'm not a Java specialist i can't help you
besides that, but the idea is to return a hash like objec
