Hello,

I have run into problem while removing previously submited document package.
According to the swordv2 specification, there is special interface for removal.
DELETE Edit-IRI HTTP/1.1
Host: example.org
Authorization: Basic ZGFmZnk6c2VjZXJldA==
On-Behalf-Of: jbloggs

I have assumed the Edit-ERI stands for container such as swordv2/edit/1
so I have used following, fiddler request displays int he debug:

DELETE http://localhost:8080/swordv2/edit/1 HTTP/1.1    
Authorization: Basic xxauthstrxx=
Host: localhost:8080

the response from the server is:
The remote server returned an error: (405) Method Not Allowed.

checking the fiddler communication content, there is also XML response from the 
dspace tomcat server with this message inside the xml formatted text:
------------------
<sword:treatment>Processing failed</sword:treatment><atom:summary 
xmlns:atom="http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom";>The item has already been archived, 
and can no longer be modified</atom:summary><sword:verboseDescription>
------------------

Now the problem is, that each new post to dspace is automaticaly archived, 
Using for example xmlui, I am able to unarchive this item, or also permanently 
remove from the collection. Also, even i do unarchive the target item, using 
the xmlui interface, I am still getting the response 405 method not allowed 
from the swordv2 interface when i try run the delete request

Is there some problem with the removal? or there is another special sword 
attribute overriding the archived status during item deletion? I was checking 
config files of dspace and swordv2, but didnt find any config line for item 
removal conditions.

Any help would be appreciated
Pavel Mika









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