Re: [fcrepo-dev] oai_dc, reserved namespace, and Fedora

2011-02-25 Thread Steve Bayliss
I'd support some explicit clarification via the documentation at least. If there is an intent that DC is metadata about Fedora objects, for repository managers, rather than descriptive metadata about the content for consumers of objects, then this should be clear; and there should be a recommendat

Re: [fcrepo-dev] oai_dc, reserved namespace, and Fedora

2011-02-25 Thread Scott Prater
Hi, Deborah, Ben -- If part of the solution to clearing up this problem of possible and recommended uses of the DC datastream and oai_dc metadata is improving the documentation, can you pinpoint pages in the Fedora documentation wiki that should be expanded? There's been some talk recently of

Re: [fcrepo-dev] oai_dc, reserved namespace, and Fedora

2011-02-25 Thread Benjamin Armintor
Deborah- > (b) sharing a meaningless internal identifier via OAI PMH as dc:identifier is > bad practice, and should never be a fallback default. You make a good point: The pid satisfies the requirements for a unique identifier as per OAI-PMH section 2.4, but it doesn't hold up to the use of the

Re: [fcrepo-dev] oai_dc, reserved namespace, and Fedora

2011-02-25 Thread Kaplan, Deborah
> Fedora's "internal" > datastream is not called oai_dc; it's called "DC", and uses an element > with the namespace prefix "oai_dc" as a container. Fair enough; I was sloppy with my terminology and I shouldn't have been. That meeting said, it's clear that this is a blocker for any number of peop

[fcrepo-dev] DEADLINE EXTENSION: Open Repositories 2011 submissions due March 7th

2011-02-25 Thread Sandy Payette
Dear Fedora Developers, As a member of the Fedora developers community, you are engaged in front line work that will contribute to the OR11 conference goals and conference themes. We encourage you to make a submission to the conference! This year the conference will also feature a new pres

Re: [fcrepo-dev] Customize Fedora's Ontology

2011-02-25 Thread Steve Bayliss
Hi Laura Take a look in the $FEDORA_HOME/client/demo/foxml/local-server-demos/image-collection-demo folder for some example objects. You can ingest content model objects in exactly the same way as data objects. The main distinction is a RELS-EXT relationship identifying them as content model obj

Re: [fcrepo-dev] Customize Fedora's Ontology

2011-02-25 Thread Laura delli Paoli
Steve Bayliss writes: > Hi Laura > > > Thank you Greg! > > I'm very new to Fedora so I'll try to be more concrete! > > * Question number 1: > > I added two objects to Fedora Repository: "base:001" and "base:002" > > both containing a datastream ONTOLOGY with the same .rdfs schema > > (I have

Re: [fcrepo-dev] Customize Fedora's Ontology

2011-02-25 Thread Steve Bayliss
Hi Laura > Thank you Greg! > I'm very new to Fedora so I'll try to be more concrete! > * Question number 1: > I added two objects to Fedora Repository: "base:001" and "base:002" > both containing a datastream ONTOLOGY with the same .rdfs schema > (I have the service "Enhanced Content Models" dep