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FCREPO-577 aims to represent, as Fedora objects, the same policies currently
stored and managed by DBXML and applied against the repository and its objects.
Either a decorator or observer persists changes to the policy objects to DBXML.
The determination of which policies apply to the
repositor
Hi
On Fri, 2010-02-12 at 17:19 +0100, Edwin Shin wrote:
> I definitely support the proposal to have an object that represents the
> repository itself (just as I would like to see objects that represent
> fedora.fcfg, users, groups, etc.). Even before FeSL, we'd discussed the
> desirability of r
I definitely support the proposal to have an object that represents the
repository itself (just as I would like to see objects that represent
fedora.fcfg, users, groups, etc.). Even before FeSL, we'd discussed the
desirability of representing policies as Fedora objects (in contrast to the set
o
Hi
I have been following this discussion with great interest.
Firstly I support the promotion of policies to first class objects. It
brings several advantages to Fedora
1. An easy way to provide metadata about a policy (as the first class
object can of course have other datastreams)
2. An eas
