Difference between revisions of "Tests: Appraise SIP for submission"
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*SIP appears in dashboard with a bell icon and a description that reads: "Check the SIP to make sure it conforms to your Submission Agreement. Delete any files not accepted for ingest." | *SIP appears in dashboard with a bell icon and a description that reads: "Check the SIP to make sure it conforms to your Submission Agreement. Delete any files not accepted for ingest." | ||
− | *User can open the SIP by clicking | + | *User can open the SIP by clicking <u>Browse</u> in the dashboard. |
*User can delete files. | *User can delete files. | ||
− | *User can reject SIP by clicking | + | *User can reject SIP by clicking <u>Reject</u> in the dashboard. Rejected SIP is automatically sent to "Rejected" folder |
− | *User can accept SIP by clicking | + | *User can accept SIP by clicking <u>Approve</u> in the dashboard. |
− | *A text file named | + | *A text file named ''removedFilesAppraiseSIPForSubmission.log'' appears in the logs directory of the SIP. This file lists all deleted files. If no files were deleted, no such text file appears. |
Revision as of 18:58, 28 January 2011
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User should be able to open a SIP, review its contents and delete files if desired. User should be able to approve the SIP via the dashboard and the SIP should move into the next stage of processing.
- SIP appears in dashboard with a bell icon and a description that reads: "Check the SIP to make sure it conforms to your Submission Agreement. Delete any files not accepted for ingest."
- User can open the SIP by clicking Browse in the dashboard.
- User can delete files.
- User can reject SIP by clicking Reject in the dashboard. Rejected SIP is automatically sent to "Rejected" folder
- User can accept SIP by clicking Approve in the dashboard.
- A text file named removedFilesAppraiseSIPForSubmission.log appears in the logs directory of the SIP. This file lists all deleted files. If no files were deleted, no such text file appears.