OpenJDK compatibility

Hello,

what is the general consensus regarding Fedora compatibility
with OpenJDK?

Would be happy to hear about your experiences.

Tom

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Re: OpenJDK compatibility

While we are only using Fedora Commons in a test environment, we have 
had no trouble with OpenJDK running on Ubuntu 9.10 and 10.04.

Cheers

Hayden

On 01/07/10 18:14, Thomas Wana wrote:
> Hello,
>
> what is the general consensus regarding Fedora compatibility
> with OpenJDK?
>
> Would be happy to hear about your experiences.
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Re: Workflow management solutions

Hi Brian,

You could take a look at the Drupal workflow module[1]. Using that
with the fedora_rest module[2] would let you define your own workflows
to create or modify Fedora objects, but you would have to write your
own actions (using the FedoraClient API in the fedora_rest module) to
submit or modify anything in the repository. I've done this for a
simple workflow for transcribing and translating audio recordings
(example PHP code available on request), but I don't know if it could
"manage a fairly complicated ruleset." You might also look at the
Rules module[3].

-Don

[1] http://drupal.org/project/workflow
[2] http://github.com/dongourley/fedora_rest
[3] http://drupal.org/project/rules

On Thu, Jul 1, 2010 at 9:44 AM, Brian Carpenter <bcarpenter <at> usgs.gov> wrote:
>
> Our institution is researching workflow management solutions that would sit
> on top of Fedora without installing Muradora.  We would like to work
> something more generic than, say, something that manages just dissertations
> and theses, or sci docs, but would still manage a fairly complicated
> ruleset.  Any hints out there?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Brian Carpenter, MLS
> Repository Project Lead
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Re: Workflow management solutions

We, and a few other institutions, have used a combination of a lightweight scripted Web-app with a JMS
messaging fabric. We used Ruby-on-Rails, and I know that Northwestern University used Drupal.  We used
Apache ActiveMQ for messaging. Northwestern's more elegant solution used Apache Camel with ActiveMQ.
Bill Parod (on this list) can speak to that setup.

We'd like to examine JBoss Drools or possibly an ESB-based solution going forward.

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On Jul 1, 2010, at 9:44 AM, Brian Carpenter wrote:

> 
> Our institution is researching workflow management solutions that would sit on top of Fedora without
installing Muradora.  We would like to work something more generic than, say, something that manages just
dissertations and theses, or sci docs, but would still manage a fairly complicated ruleset.  Any hints out
there? 
> 
> Thanks, 
> 
> Brian Carpenter, MLS 
> Repository Project Lead
> US Geological Survey
> Library--MS507
> 12201 Sunrise Valley Dr.
> Reston, VA 20192-0002
> (703) 648-4476
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fedora - search datastream content

Dear all,

Can you please help me with the following case:

I have objects that have 'Internal XML metadata' type of datastream.
This datastream content looks as follows:

<wlin:result>
    <wlin:deviceID>ID</wlin:deviceID>
    <wlin:temperature>TEMP_VALUE</wlin:temperature>
    ...
    ...
</wlin:result>

Is there any way using gsearch, itql to get objects where i.e.
<wlin:temperature> fulfills given condition , < 20, > 30, between 20 and 30
etc or where device ID is < 100 etc.

I would be grateful for any help...

Regards,
Damian

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SWORD v2.0: Deposit Lifecycle - white paper

[Apologies for cross-posting]

Dear All,

To coincide with the OR10 conference this week in Madrid, we have produced a white paper which discusses
some options for the next steps in the SWORD standard.  This paper has been written based on work carried out
at Symplectic over the past year, with significant influence and feedback from Jim Downing, Graham
Klyne, Stuart Lewis, Adrian Stevenson, Paul Walk and David Flanders, as well as with support from UKOLN
and JISC.

The aim of the paper is to stimulate discussion around introducing more complete treatment of "deposit
lifecycle" management of objects in digital repositories, and to propose the next small steps in this
direction.  There will be a sword workshop during OR10, and we'd like to get some discussion going there
about this topic, so if you would like to join us and bring your thoughts that would be fantastic.  If you are
not going to be at OR10 (or even if you are), please do feel free to share any comments on this list or on the
jiscpress instance (where the paper can be downloaded):

http://sword2depositlifecycle.jiscpress.org

Please do feel free to share this further with other communities and lists which may be interested.

All the best,

Richard Jones

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