Hi Barnard,
Am 19.10.2012 12:36, schrieb Hugh Barnard:
> Hi folks
>
> I'm fairly new to fedora, so please bear with me.
>
> I can see documentation to move a complete repository via [as I
> currently understand it] dumping and moving the the database +
> copying/moving ...fedora/data which contains the datastreams and the
> objects.
>
> I'd like to move one object [or a couple, or a few] but not the whole
> repository. Is anyone doing this regularly? I'd appreciate tips, traps
> and comments on how it's being done.
>
> I'd guess that the cleanest is an 'export' and a 're-ingest'?
Do you mean by moving, moving from one fedora server to another fedora
server?
Like this:
fedora 1 fedora 2
(1) Object A injest --> Object A
(2) Object A purge
> The background to this is users that are loading a fairly complex
> structure using a bespoke method into a test instance [to see whether it
> 'works'] and then doing the exactly same thing into the live instance.
> Quite understandably, they are not that keen on this, so I'm looking for
> something else.
I think the biggest problem, is to bundle the groups of objects which
are in related. How did you solve this?
We use a so called FedoraProxy written in PHP which can interact with
Fedora through the REST api. It has ready to use methods for read,
injest, purge and update objects/datastreams. With this in place, it
should be easy to write your own method "export_to_live_instance(array[]
listOfPids)".
Let me know, if this could help you.
Have a nice day
-- Franck
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