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[EP-tech] Eprint default template XML file
If I recall... the file is evaluated for the current context, resolving
all the conditions based on the context item (eprint), and ending up
with a set of stages, containing components, containing fields.
So long as that happens it'll work fine. However if you've decided to
put the logic at a higher level, that's fine. Just be careful to make
sure when you make a change you apply it to all the relevant places it
repeats that element.
On 13/05/2022 14:40, Laurent Cloarec via Eprints-tech wrote:
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> Hi everybody!
>
>
> The "core" stage of the cfg/workflows/eprint/default.xml file for our
> repository had slowly become a "mess" (or, if you prefer a gastronomic
> metaphor, some kind of "plate of spaghetti"!), each time harder to
> maintain, with its huge amount of nested tests, loops, etc...
>
> For instance, I've just figured out that two contradictory logical
> tests where nested one into the other!
>
> So I would like to reorder it, and the first idea that comes to me is
> to use the following EPC tags, according to the type of item, somehow
> like this:
>> <epc:choose>
>> ??? <epc:when test="type ='item_type_x'">
>> ??? ??? ...
>> ??? </epc:when>
>> ??? <epc:when test="type ='item_type_y'">
>> ??? ??? ...
>> ??? </epc:when>
>> ??? <epc:when test="type ='item_type_z'">
>> ??? ??? ...
>> ??? </epc:when>
>> ??? <epc:otherwise>
>> ??? ??? ...
>> ??? </epc:otherwise>
>> </epc:choose>
> where the "..." dots would be replaced by the complete list of every
> "component" necessary for the given item type, with the required
> values tests.
>
> But my question comes around the fact to wonder if it's a good idea,
> or if it is mandatory to follow the commonly ordered flow of all
> possible components, whatever the item type may be (tests would
> determine their presence or not).
>
>
> Thank you in advance for any "authorized" answer, and best regards...
> --
> Laurent Cloarec
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