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Kim Shepherd updated DS-527:
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Attachment: DS-527.patch
Patch attached, diff against trunk @ 4871.
This patch bypasses the authZ check and adds item to harvest results if
"withdrawn" as passed to Harvest.harvest is "true" and the item is withdrawn.
Note: Historically, DSpaceOAICatalog has always called Harvest.harvest with
withdrawn = true.
My feeling is that the patched behaviour is the correct behaviour, because
compliant OAI harvesters will not direct traffic towards items with
status="deleted", and will remove the record from its own index. For example,
items that were accidentally made public and then withdrawn can be properly
unindexed downstream. However, the argument could be made that this authZ
bypass should be be configurable too.
> Withdrawn items not shown as deleted in OAI
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> Key: DS-527
> URL: http://jira.dspace.org/jira/browse/DS-527
> Project: DSpace 1.x
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: OAI-PMH
> Affects Versions: 1.6.0
> Environment: Opensuse Linux
> Reporter: John
> Assignee: Kim Shepherd
> Attachments: DS-527.patch
>
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> There are two ways of deleting: Expunging and Withdrawing. The difference is
> meant to be that the former takes it out of the system completely, while the
> latter informs harvesters about the deletion and allows reinstatiating the
> item.
> Everything works (Listing the withdrawn items, reinstantiating them, OAI-PMH
> display of various metadataformats), except for the 'deleted' information in
> the OAI-PMH header - that's just missing.
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