Examples of org.dspace.content.packager.PackageIngester.ingest()

Class org.dspace.content.packager.PackageIngester

Examples of org.dspace.content.packager.PackageIngester.ingest()

org.dspace.content.packager.PackageIngester.ingest()
Create new Item out of the ingested package. The item will belong to the indicated collection. This creates a WorkspaceItem, so it is up to the caller to decide whether to install it or submit it to normal DSpace Workflow.
The deposit license is passed explicitly as a string since there is no place for it in many package formats. It is optional and may be given as null. @param context DSpace context. @param collection collection under which to create new item. @param in input stream containing package to ingest. @param params Properties-style list of options (interpreted by each packager). @param license may be null, which takes default license. @return workspace item created by ingest. @throws PackageValidationException if package is unacceptable or there isa fatal error turning it into an Item.

                        + mycollections[i].getMetadata("name"));
            }


            try
            {
                WorkspaceItem wi = sip.ingest(context, mycollections[0],
                        source, pkgParams, null);
                if (useWorkflow)
                {
                    String handle = null;

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      // We don't need to include any parameters
      PackageParameters params = new PackageParameters();
      
      // ingest the item
      WorkspaceItem wsi = pi.ingest(context, collection, is, params, licence);
      if (wsi == null)
      {
        swordService.message("Failed to ingest the package; throwing exception");
        throw new SWORDErrorException(DSpaceSWORDErrorCodes.UNPACKAGE_FAIL, "METS package ingester failed to unpack package");
      }

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            {
                pis = new CountedInputStream(pis, contentLength);
                log.debug("put: Using CountedInputStream, length="
                        + String.valueOf(contentLength));
            }
            WorkspaceItem wi = sip.ingest(this.context, this.collection, pis,
                    PackageParameters.create(this.request), null);
            WorkflowItem wfi = WorkflowManager.startWithoutNotify(this.context, wi);


            // get new item's location: if workflow completed, then look
            // for handle (but be ready for disappointment); otherwise,

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            PackageParameters params = PackageParameters.create(this.request);
            // Force package ingester to respect Collection workflows (i.e. start workflow automatically as needed)
            params.setWorkflowEnabled(true);


            //ingest from the temp file to create the new DSpaceObject
            DSpaceObject ingestedDso = sip.ingest(this.context, this.collection, tempFile,
                    params, null);
            Item item = (Item) ingestedDso;


            //schedule temp file for deletion
            tempFile.deleteOnExit();

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        }


        //Actually call the ingester
        try
        {
            sip.ingest(context, dso, tempFile, pparams, license);
        }
        catch (PackageException e)
        {
            throw new CrosswalkInternalException(e);
        }

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            // Whether or not to use the collection template
            params.setUseCollectionTemplate(ConfigurationManager.getBooleanProperty("mets.default.ingest.useCollectionTemplate", false));
      
      // ingest the item from the temp file
      DSpaceObject ingestedObject = pi.ingest(context, collection, depositFile, params, licence);
      if (ingestedObject == null)
      {
        swordService.message("Failed to ingest the package; throwing exception");
        throw new SWORDErrorException(DSpaceSWORDErrorCodes.UNPACKAGE_FAIL, "METS package ingester failed to unpack package");
      }

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