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

org.dspace.content.packager.PackageIngester.replace()

Replace an existing Item with contents of the ingested package. The packager may choose not to implement replace, since it somewhat contradicts the archival nature of DSpace. The exact function of this method is highly implementation-dependent. @param context DSpace context. @param item existing item to be replaced @param in input stream containing package to ingest. @param params Properties-style list of options specific to this packager @return item re-created by ingest. @throws PackageValidationException if package is unacceptable or there isa fatal error turning it into an Item. @throws UnsupportedOperationException if this packager does notimplement replace.


            // 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.replace(context, item, depositFile, params);
      if (ingestedObject == null)
      {
        verboseDescription.append("Failed to ingest the package; throwing exception");
                throw new SwordError(DSpaceUriRegistry.UNPACKAGE_FAIL, "METS package ingester failed to unpack package");
      }


            // 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.replace(context, item, depositFile, params);
      if (ingestedObject == null)
      {
        verboseDescription.append("Failed to replace the package; throwing exception");
                throw new SwordError(DSpaceUriRegistry.UNPACKAGE_FAIL, "METS package ingester failed to unpack package");
      }

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