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Hi Arne:
I think it will be very helpful for you the example included in demo 
object smileystuff ( i don't remember exactly the name (demo:smileystuff??)
It uses 3 compounds : demo:Collection (with methods view and list) , the 
collection (demo:smileystuff) and the components (demo:smile*). The main 
idea is that the reletionship between the collection and components is 
something like:  objects1--- is memberOf--- collection ( in RELS_EXT in 
each object) and then a query against the tripple database. You can see 
all of this in the mentioned example.
I have some examples in our repository to expose some journals:
http://e-spacio.uned.es:8080/fedora/get/bibliuned:revistaEnsenanza/demo:Collection/view
I hope this help you
Luis Zorita
UNED

arne anka escribió:
> well, the dreaded moment has come -- i need to organize my objects in  
> collections.
> dreaded because i was never able to find any useful information beyond the  
> tutorials #1 and #2 (and the website is particularly unintuitive ...).
>
> so, i believe to have understand that a collection is basically  
> constituded by adding a specific RELS-EXT datastream to each object in  
> which the object states its affiliation to a collection. ie there's no  
> particular collection object that knows about its members.
>
> my objects are basically images with describing metadata in an inline xml  
> datastream, indexed and searched via gsearch -- does gsearch know about  
> collections?
> additionally the collections should have an image attached, so i can line  
> up the exiting collections in a web interface and add a generic thumbnail,  
> describing the type of images contained. is that feasible?
>
> regards
>
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Arne

You may also find the attached document useful.  It was written for an
earlier version of Fedora but the principles are still the same.  It
deals with the basics of collection building and refers to the Smiley
collection that Luis mentioned.

Richard

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Richard Green
Manager, RepoMMan, RIDIR and REMAP Projects
e-Services Integration Group

 http://www.hull.ac.uk/esig/repomman
 http://www.hull.ac.uk/ridir
 http://www.hull.ac.uk/remap
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-----Original Message-----
From: arne anka [mailto:fedora-devel@...] 
Sent: 24 October 2008 11:21
To: fedora-commons-users
Subject: [Fedora-commons-users] fedora 2.2: collections?

well, the dreaded moment has come -- i need to organize my objects in  
collections.
dreaded because i was never able to find any useful information beyond
the  
tutorials #1 and #2 (and the website is particularly unintuitive ...).

so, i believe to have understand that a collection is basically  
constituded by adding a specific RELS-EXT datastream to each object in  
which the object states its affiliation to a collection. ie there's no  
particular collection object that knows about its members.

my objects are basically images with describing metadata in an inline
xml  
datastream, indexed and searched via gsearch -- does gsearch know about

collections?
additionally the collections should have an image attached, so i can
line  
up the exiting collections in a web interface and add a generic
thumbnail,  
describing the type of images contained. is that feasible?

regards

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