Hi,
I just found that one can write curator tasks with Jython. This seems to be
an ideal way for us to do some task without need to code in Java.
However, I'm not a java programmer and haven't used Jython before and I'm
completely stuck with it and there is very little examples around (I have
found one).
How do I access methods of DSpaceObject in Jython, like getMetadata()?
from org.dspace.curate import ScriptedTask
from java.lang import Class
from org.dspace.content import DSpaceObject
class MyTask(ScriptedTask):
def init(self, curator, taskName):
print "initializing with Jython"
def performDso(self, dso):
print "perform on dso"
print dso.class
print (dir(dso))
o = super(DSpaceObject, dso).getMetadata("dc.publisher") #
desperate attempt
return 0
def performId(self, context, id):
print "perform on id %s" % (id)
return 0
When I call this from command line like this with item handle
123456789/39434:
/dspace/bin/dspace curate -t mytask -i 123456789/39434 -r -
It gives me an Item object, which doesn't have getMetadata method.
Any examples lying around?
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