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I added a new pipeline to the sitemap.xmap and configured it to serve three pathes:
* <path-to-xmlui>/handleresolver/resolve/<handle> returns nothing (if handle does not exist) or the appropriate URL for the given handle.
* <path-to-xmlui>/handleresolver/listprefixes returns an array containing the prefix used by DSpace. I returned an array on purpose as the handle server can deal with multiple prefixes and perhaps there are reasons to use multiple prefixes in DSpace one day.
* <path-to-xmlui>/handleresolver/listhandles/<prefix> returns an array with all handles whose prefix begins with the given prefix. This is the same behavior as of HandleManager.getHandlesForPrefixe(Context, String).
All these information are returned as JSON.