Difference between revisions of "Tests: Approve and store AIP"

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[[Main Page]] > [[Development]] > [[:Category:Development documentation|Development documentation]] > [[Testing]] > Tests: Approve and store AIP
 
[[Main Page]] > [[Development]] > [[:Category:Development documentation|Development documentation]] > [[Testing]] > Tests: Approve and store AIP
  
*AIP appears in dashboard with a bell icon and a description that reads: "If desired, review normalized files and any other content and move the AIP into archival storage."
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*AIP appears in dashboard with a bell icon and a description that reads: "If desired, review normalized files and any other content. Click "Approve" to move the AIP into archival storage."
 
*User can open the AIP by clicking "Open directory" in the dashboard.
 
*User can open the AIP by clicking "Open directory" in the dashboard.
 
*AIP is now a zipped package: <UUID>.zip
 
*AIP is now a zipped package: <UUID>.zip
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*The data directory contains the following subdirectories:
 
*The data directory contains the following subdirectories:
 
**logs
 
**logs
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**logs/fileMeta
 
**metadata
 
**metadata
 
**objects
 
**objects
 
*The data directory includes a METS.xml file
 
*The data directory includes a METS.xml file

Revision as of 15:29, 14 December 2010

Main Page > Development > Development documentation > Testing > Tests: Approve and store AIP

  • AIP appears in dashboard with a bell icon and a description that reads: "If desired, review normalized files and any other content. Click "Approve" to move the AIP into archival storage."
  • User can open the AIP by clicking "Open directory" in the dashboard.
  • AIP is now a zipped package: <UUID>.zip
  • At the top level, the AIP consists of a data directory and the following text files:
    • bag-info.txt
    • bagit.txt
    • manifest-md5.txt
    • tagmanifest-md5.txt
  • The data directory contains the following subdirectories:
    • logs
    • logs/fileMeta
    • metadata
    • objects
  • The data directory includes a METS.xml file