It's definitely an issue with Solr as when I remove the Solr webapp from
Tomcat the issue disappears. Does Solr keep a record of the database
schema in it's file system? I've had a look through its directory and
can't seem to find anything that looks like a database schema.
- Paul Brindley
On Sat, Aug 7, 2010 at 10:40 AM, Bojan Suzic
wrote:
>
> Yes you are right, it is not mentioned there. Currently the
> authentication is done simply by providing the user name and password
> as request parameters (e.g. GET /rest/items/1.json?user=xxx&pass=xxx).
> If there is a a need within communi
Hi Bojan (and all),
First, I'd agree with Kevin Clarke's point. At a minimum level, I think
we really need support for Basic HTTP Auth before we could think about
releasing the REST API as part of DSpace 1.7 (which I, personally, would
love to see happen). All our other "machine" interfaces (
New testing framework (GSoC 2010)
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Key: DS-643
URL: http://jira.dspace.org/jira/browse/DS-643
Project: DSpace 1.x
Issue Type: New Feature
Components: DSpace API
Reporter: Stuart Lewis
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Stuart Lewis updated DS-643:
Attachment: DS-643.patch
Currently fails two tests (I must have made an incomplete patch)
Failed tests:
testIn
It's great that this code is being moved along with the target of a 1.7
release. I think that it's one of the most needed features for DSpace to grow.
However, a comment / opinion on getting it into the repository. I wonder if
it's not too much of a rush to put it immediately into the trunk.
I agree -- it's a great feature and I'm really looking forward to its
completion, but I think it might be too early for trunk testing right now..
even the GET functionality isn't 100% there yet.
RE: Auth -- I've been implementing basic HTTP auth in Tomcat and including
authZ details in my query/he
