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Releases: qucosa/sword-fedora

sword-fedora-1.6.4-SLUB

26 Jun 08:14
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Release v1.6.4

- Fix checksum bug when modifying datastream content
- Cleanup project dependencies

sword-fedora-1.6.3-SLUB

26 Jan 12:51
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Improvement

  • Add support for Fedora object state

sword-fedora-1.6.2-SLUB

01 Dec 17:20
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sword-fedora-1.6.1-SLUB

30 Nov 09:12
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Improvement

  • Allow datastream update without content (necessary to update individual DS attributes)

sword-fedora-1.6.0-SLUB

27 Nov 07:14
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Bugfixes

  • Sets label and versionable attributes for datastreams
  • Fix debug output: Print file actual handler class name if one is found

Improvements

  • Load servlets on startup to trigger configuration errors on boot
  • Add method for returning datastream content

sword-fedora-1.5.6-SLUB

18 Sep 12:57
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**Bugfixes and Java Platform Changes

  • Switch to Java 7
  • Fix inline datastreams could not be updated

sword-fedora-1.5.5-SLUB

15 Sep 14:00
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Bugfix and Improvement

  • Don't eagerly normalize file URIs
  • Stop logging error if authentication is not given and 401 is returned

sword-fedora-1.5.4-SLUB

03 Sep 16:54
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Improvements

  • Consolidated JDOM dependency
  • NFC and NFD file name normalization

sword-fedora-1.5.3-SLUB

12 Aug 13:12
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Bugfix and feature release

  • Add validate API function to enable Filehandlers to call Fedora object validation
  • Add support for digest (checksum) when ingesting datastreams
  • Fix non-functional isVersionable flag for datastreams

sword-fedora-1.5.2-SLUB

01 Jun 15:05
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Yet another proprietary SWORD v1.3 protocol extension implemented by #5:

  • DELETE now supports query parameters: ?inactivate sets the target object state to I (inactive), while ?revert sets the object state to A (active). Not passing any parameter sets the object state to D (deleted)

DISCLAIMER: This is a workaround for providing an explicit Fedora object resource.