Quoth Chris Wilper on Mon, Dec 20, 2010 at 04:26:58PM -0500:
> Yes, Asger has fixed this in master as well as the maintenance-3.4 branch.
> We're actually planning on an official 3.4.2 bugfix release that will
> include this and other fixes shortly after the new year, but if you'd like
> to try it
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Hi Ben,
Yes, Asger has fixed this in master as well as the maintenance-3.4
branch. We're actually planning on an official 3.4.2 bugfix release
that will include this and other fixes shortly after the new year, but
if you'd like to try it out before then, you can download the latest
3.4.2 snapshot
I'm currently experiencing an error consistent with FCREPO-774[1]. I'm
trying to weigh the relative merits of avoiding this bug by writing my
software to call API-A-LITE getDatastreamDissemination() (which appears to
be unaffected) or instead waiting for an official release that fixes this
bug.
Th
Hi all,
Chris and I just merged the fcrepo-837 branch to master. This change,
which was also applied to the maintenance-3.4 branch, standardizes on
Unix-style (LF) line endings for all text in the repository.
Formerly, there was a mix of DOS-style (CRLF) and Unix-style line
endings, and the move
I am wondering a little about the data model in play here. I may have missed an
earlier part of this conversation, but I wonder if you could describe your
domain problem a little, M. Jallud? Perhaps we can find a more efficient and
idiomatic way to use Fedora's CMA than is now obvious to you...
Sounds about right, but this is not a hard limit.
As you know, Fedora stores the datastreams in one big xml file.
What is the maximum size of xml files? How many elements can there be in
an xml list? How long do you want to wait for fedora to parse this
object? Those are the relevant questions, a
Hi everyone,
I'm using 3.2.1 version of FedoraCommons. I wonder what is the maximum
number of datastreams that we can add in a single object. My experiments
seem to demonstrate that this number is around 32000 (32768?...). Is
that true? Is that always true in the last versions?
Thanks for you
