Compound Objects - Revision history

Ngraham at 13:56, 22 June 2009

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Sample Compound Object

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Guidelines for Creating Compound Objects

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Compound Objects in django

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Compound Object Structure

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 |-
 |path
-|\\digitalarchive.lib.unc.edu\ncc\NCMaps\State Archives\NC Colony and State Maps\Vol5\
+|[location of image in digital archive]
 |-
 |raw_scan_filename
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 |-
 |path
-|\\digitalarchive.lib.unc.edu\ncc\NCMaps\State Archives\NC Colony and State Maps\Vol5\
+|[location of image in digital archive]
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 |image_sort_order

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 ===Sample Compound Object===
-The 1936 ''[[http://dc.lib.unc.edu/u?/ncmaps,760 State Highway Map of North Carolina]]'' contains two sides, front and back.
+The 1936 ''[http://dc.lib.unc.edu/u?/ncmaps,760 State Highway Map of North Carolina]'' contains two sides, front and back.
 {| cellpadding="8" border="1"

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 * Use simple titles for pages, usually just "Page 1" and "Page 2" or "Front" and "Back".
 * Image metadata, including the raw_scan_filename, path, and technical metadata, should be in the page metadata record.
+* The image_sort_order field will define the sort order for the compound objects when the records are exported from CONTENTdm -- these should be in multiples of 10.
 ===Sample Compound Object===

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−	'''Compound Object Structure'''	+	'''Compound Object Structure''' (from the 763.cpd file)

	<?xml version="1.0"?>		<?xml version="1.0"?>

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 <br>
-===Compound Objects in CONTENTdm===
+==Compound Objects in CONTENTdm==
 Multi-page maps, called "compound objects" in CONTENTdm, pose a structural challenge in transitioning to a new system.  In the data exported from CONTENTdm, compound object metadata is listed in separate rows: one for the object metadata, and then as many rows as necessary for the page metadata.  The structure of the compound object is defined in a small XML file with the extension .cpd in CONTENTdm.
-====Sample Compound Object====
+===Guidelines for Creating Compound Objects===
 The 1936 ''[[http://dc.lib.unc.edu/u?/ncmaps,760 State Highway Map of North Carolina]]'' contains two sides, front and back.
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-=====Compound Object Structure=====
+'''Compound Object Structure'''
   <?xml version="1.0"?>
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    </page>
   </cpd>

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 |}
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    </page>
   </cpd>

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 |}
 ----
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 |}

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   <?xml version="1.0"?>
   <cpd>
-	<type>Document</type>
+   <type>Document</type>
    <page>
      <pagetitle>State highway system of North Carolina, front</pagetitle>