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Robin Taylor commented on DS-852:
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Changes committed to trunk, version 6384.
Note. Any references to flag webui.submit.enable-cc can now be deleted from the
code and config. I'll do this once MIT's Creative Commons work is committed.
> Split the Creative Commons and Licence steps into two seperate steps.
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>
> Key: DS-852
> URL: https://jira.duraspace.org/browse/DS-852
> Project: DSpace
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: XMLUI
> Reporter: Robin Taylor
> Assignee: Robin Taylor
> Fix For: 1.8.0
>
> Attachments: Add_CC_License_Step.patch, CCLicenseStep.java,
> CCLicenseStep.java, item-submission.xml, JSPCCLicenseStep.java,
> JSPLicenseStep.java, LicenseStep.java, LicenseStep.java
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>
> At the moment I'm just looking for comments as I may have misunderstood the
> code, but it seems to me that..
> The Creative Commons step and the Licence step are somewhat artificially
> grouped together as one step in item-submission.xml. In order for this to
> work there is a test at the start of LicenseStep that checks to see if
> webui.submit.enable-cc is set to true in dspace.cfg and if so then control is
> effectively passed to CCLicenseStep. It would be simpler if these classes
> were completely independent of each other and defined as separate steps in
> item-submission.xml. It would also mean we could remove the unneccessary flag
> webui.submit.enable-cc from dspace.cfg.
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