| Hash, Size and URI missing in metadata [message #37510] |
Tue, 20 November 2007 12:39  |
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Hi all,
I've been trying to complete 11746. Im submitting document to the public
XDS registry - 129.6.24.109
Im calling SubmitDocument method of the bridge, passing
sessionContext,encodedDoc and docMetadata and getting response.success
true. But RegistryResponse has status Failure. It complained that required
slots hash, size and URI are missing.
http://129.6.24.109:9080/LogReader/message.html?message=1195 504398513208.251.209.86&target=new
Error: XDSRegistryMetadataError Document urn:uuid:6038de60-8036-3f7a-0520-
does not have the required slot hash Error: XDSRegistryMetadataError
Document urn:uuid:6038de60-8036-3f7a-0520- does not have the required slot
size Error: XDSRegistryMetadataError Document
urn:uuid:6038de60-8036-3f7a-0520- does not have the required slot URI
I assume that hash and size are calculated by the Bridge before
submission. Is this true?
Has anyone completed 11746 using Bridge?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Dmitry
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| Re: Hash, Size and URI missing in metadata [message #37544 is a reply to message #37510] |
Tue, 20 November 2007 18:15  |
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Hi Dmitry,
Are you submitting to a registry or a repository? Documents should be
submitted to the NIST repository (Provide and Register Document
transaction) and the repository will add these fields (hash, size, and
URI) and forward the metadata to the registry (Register Document
transaction). OHF does not add this metadata on any requests.
-Matt
Dmitry Shalimov wrote:
> Hi all,
> I've been trying to complete 11746. I?m submitting document to the
> public XDS registry - 129.6.24.109 I?m calling SubmitDocument method of
> the bridge, passing sessionContext,encodedDoc and docMetadata and
> getting response.success true. But RegistryResponse has status Failure.
> It complained that required slots hash, size and URI are missing.
>
> http://129.6.24.109:9080/LogReader/message.html?message=1195 504398513208.251.209.86&target=new
>
>
> Error: XDSRegistryMetadataError Document
> urn:uuid:6038de60-8036-3f7a-0520- does not have the required slot hash
> Error: XDSRegistryMetadataError Document
> urn:uuid:6038de60-8036-3f7a-0520- does not have the required slot size
> Error: XDSRegistryMetadataError Document
> urn:uuid:6038de60-8036-3f7a-0520- does not have the required slot URI
> I assume that hash and size are calculated by the Bridge before
> submission. Is this true?
> Has anyone completed 11746 using Bridge?
> Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
> Dmitry
>
>
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| Re: Hash, Size and URI missing in metadata [message #583298 is a reply to message #37510] |
Tue, 20 November 2007 18:15 |
| Eclipse User |
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Hi Dmitry,
Are you submitting to a registry or a repository? Documents should be
submitted to the NIST repository (Provide and Register Document
transaction) and the repository will add these fields (hash, size, and
URI) and forward the metadata to the registry (Register Document
transaction). OHF does not add this metadata on any requests.
-Matt
Dmitry Shalimov wrote:
> Hi all,
> I've been trying to complete 11746. I?m submitting document to the
> public XDS registry - 129.6.24.109 I?m calling SubmitDocument method of
> the bridge, passing sessionContext,encodedDoc and docMetadata and
> getting response.success true. But RegistryResponse has status Failure.
> It complained that required slots hash, size and URI are missing.
>
> http://129.6.24.109:9080/LogReader/message.html?message=1195 504398513208.251.209.86&target=new
>
>
> Error: XDSRegistryMetadataError Document
> urn:uuid:6038de60-8036-3f7a-0520- does not have the required slot hash
> Error: XDSRegistryMetadataError Document
> urn:uuid:6038de60-8036-3f7a-0520- does not have the required slot size
> Error: XDSRegistryMetadataError Document
> urn:uuid:6038de60-8036-3f7a-0520- does not have the required slot URI
> I assume that hash and size are calculated by the Bridge before
> submission. Is this true?
> Has anyone completed 11746 using Bridge?
> Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
> Dmitry
>
>
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