Fedora Commons Code

changes to enable ownerId. changed the name of the argument on the setOwnerId method to make it more meaningful.

changes to enable ownerId. Deleted code that defaulted the object ownerId to "fedoraAdmin"

changes to enable ownerId. The serializer will now put the object ownerID in the METS header in the agent element. It will use the agent role of "IPOWNER" to flag the ownerID. In next version of Fedora, we will work on support for multiple owners, and revist the level of support we offer for the METS agent.

changes to enable ownerId. The deserializer now looks in the METS header for the agent element. If the agent's role is "IPOWNER" we assume this is the ownerID. The parse will only look for this type of agent. The schematron validation will report errors when it encounters other forms of the METS agent element, so that people are aware that Fedora does not currently offer general support for holding on to agent information. Fedora will accept ONE agent and use it for the ownerId. In next version of Fedora, we will work on support for multiple owners, and revist the level of support we offer for the METS agent.

changes to enable ownerId. The deserializer now looks for ownerId in the object properties. It expects only one instance of the ownerId property. We will deal with multiple ownerId properties in the next version of Fedora.

changes to enable ownerId. Deleted code that defaulted the object ownerId to "fedoraAdmin"

changes to enable ownerId. For API-M, the modifyObject method signature has changed to allow updating of ownerId on the object. For release 2.2, ownerId is single value.

Fixed bug, where it was calling reader.getOwnerId erroneously for getting the object type attribute. Also, added the block of code to get the ownerId where it previously did not exist.

changes to enable ownerId. The modifyObject method signature has changed to allow updating of ownerId on the object. For release 2.2, ownerId is single value.

changes to enable ownerId. Support for getting objectOwnerId into the object profile response for API-A.