/** * The contents of this file are subject to the license and copyright * detailed in the LICENSE and NOTICE files at the root of the source * tree and available online at * * http://www.dspace.org/license/ */ package org.dspace.sword; import org.purl.sword.base.Collection; import org.dspace.content.DSpaceObject; import org.dspace.core.ConfigurationManager; import org.apache.log4j.Logger; import java.util.Map; import java.util.List; /** * Class to generate ATOM Collection Elements which represent * DSpace Collections * */ public class CollectionCollectionGenerator extends ATOMCollectionGenerator { /** logger */ private static Logger log = Logger.getLogger(CollectionCollectionGenerator.class); /** * Construct an object taking the sword service instance an argument * @param service */ public CollectionCollectionGenerator(SWORDService service) { super(service); log.debug("Create new instance of CollectionCollectionGenerator"); } /** * Build the collection for the given DSpaceObject. In this implementation, * if the object is not a DSpace COllection, it will throw an exception * @param dso * @return * @throws DSpaceSWORDException */ public Collection buildCollection(DSpaceObject dso) throws DSpaceSWORDException { if (!(dso instanceof org.dspace.content.Collection)) { log.error("buildCollection passed argument which is not of type Collection"); throw new DSpaceSWORDException("Incorrect ATOMCollectionGenerator instantiated"); } // get the things we need out of the service SWORDConfiguration swordConfig = swordService.getSwordConfig(); SWORDUrlManager urlManager = swordService.getUrlManager(); org.dspace.content.Collection col = (org.dspace.content.Collection) dso; Collection scol = new Collection(); // prepare the parameters to be put in the sword collection String location = urlManager.getDepositLocation(col); // collection title is just its name String title = col.getMetadata("name"); // the collection policy is the licence to which the collection adheres String collectionPolicy = col.getLicense(); // FIXME: what is the treatment? Doesn't seem appropriate for DSpace // String treatment = " "; // abstract is the short description of the collection String dcAbstract = col.getMetadata("short_description"); // we just do support mediation boolean mediation = swordConfig.isMediated(); // load up the sword collection scol.setLocation(location); // add the title if it exists if (title != null && !"".equals(title)) { scol.setTitle(title); } // add the collection policy if it exists if (collectionPolicy != null && !"".equals(collectionPolicy)) { scol.setCollectionPolicy(collectionPolicy); } // FIXME: leave the treatment out for the time being, // as there is no analogue // scol.setTreatment(treatment); // add the abstract if it exists if (dcAbstract != null && !"".equals(dcAbstract)) { scol.setAbstract(dcAbstract); } scol.setMediation(mediation); List<String> accepts = swordService.getSwordConfig().getCollectionAccepts(); for (String accept : accepts) { scol.addAccepts(accept); } // add the accept packaging values Map<String, Float> aps = swordConfig.getAcceptPackaging(col); for (Map.Entry<String, Float> ap : aps.entrySet()) { scol.addAcceptPackaging(ap.getKey(), ap.getValue()); } // should we offer the items in the collection up as deposit // targets? boolean itemService = ConfigurationManager.getBooleanProperty("sword-server", "expose-items"); if (itemService) { String subService = urlManager.constructSubServiceUrl(col); scol.setService(subService); } log.debug("Created ATOM Collection for DSpace Collection"); return scol; } }