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06 21 2023 Implementers Meeting
alblck edited this page Jun 21, 2023
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- Arran Griffith
- Becky Andresen
- Dan Field
- Oliver Schoner
- Tom Wrobel
- Robert Stephan
Berlin State Wanted to try testing side-loading - using Simeon’s Python client
- Created OCFL objects and validation succeeded
- But can’t view the objects in Fedora (maybe the reindex is failing?)
Tom - to answer Oliver’s questions - you won’t be able to see them
- Shared a view of ORA’s object layout in OCFL set up
- ORA objects in OCFL.pdf
- Using a bit of rails code to create/send objects to the Fedora API??
- Their advice to turn auto-versioning off and using single transactions to handle all of the work in one step
- Hope is to get a slightly cleaner/leaner file system
Dan - is this not resolved by the fcrepo rebuild on start?
- fcrepo.rebuild.on.start
- A boolean flag that when set to true directs Fedora to rebuild internal Fedora indices on start.
- When a Fedora repository is started with an empty database it begins an indexing process to create these indexes from the content on disk. You can force the rebuilding of these internal indexes by setting the fcrepo.rebuild.on.start JVM property to true. For more information again visit the Properties page.
- According to that it might just do the RDBMs side of things
- This might work
Seems to be a recurring problem though that may need to be addressed
Tom - Would like to see an OCFL object on disk that doesn’t have fcrepo metadata
OCFL 2.0 library is now out - is it ready to go?
- UWMadison is using it now without problem
Arran will send CORRECTED calendar invites to the recurring meetings - should be 10am Eastern, not 11am Eastern
Becky on Peter’s PR
- Spoke with IBM and they put in a request to make it compatible, but she doesn’t have a time line on resolution
- She will let Peter know the status once she hears
- Meetings occur quarterly on the 3rd Wednesday of the month