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returns
a String whose significance varies by the type of event and the type of subject it is
about, as follows:

Bitstream

subject.getSequenceID()

Bundle

subject.getName()

object.getSequenceID()

object.getSequenceID()

Item

subject.getHandle()

object.getName()

object.getName()

Collection

subject.getHandle()

subject.getHandle()

object.getHandle()

object.getHandle()

Community

subject.getHandle()

subject.getHandle()

object.getHandle()

object.getHandle()

EPerson

subject.getEMail()

Group

subject.getName()

object.getEMail(), object.getName()

object.getEMail(), object.getName()

Site

object.getHandle()

• n/a means the event does not occur; for example, a Bitstream cannot add or remove members.
• null means the field is set to the null value.
• A comma-separated list describes several different possibilities.

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DSpace 1.5 and later requires Java 1.5 or later to build and run. Be sure your default java invocation or

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$JAVA_HOME

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is running Sun's JVM of at least that version. It was tested under Sun JRE Standard Edition 1.5.0_08.

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Here is a list of all the configuration keys, topic, followed by
by an example (default) fragment of your configuration file.

Consumers

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event.consumer.

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name

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.class

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- Creates a consumer named name, the
value is a fully-qualified Java class name that implements the consumer.
There must be a corresponding filters configuration.

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event.consumer.

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name

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.filters

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- Defines a set of event filters
for the named Consumer. The value is a list of "filters" which select
the events this consumer will see, selected by combinations of
DSpace object type and action. The filter list value consists of a
set of filter
clauses separated
by colons (

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:

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). Each clause is a set of DSpace Object types, a
plus sign (+), and a set of actions. The object and action lists are
separated by vertical-bar (|). Here is a rough grammar:

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Wiki Markup filter-list ::= filter \[ ":" filter \].. filter ::= object-set "+" action-set Wiki Markup object-set ::= object \[ "\|" object\].. Wiki Markup action-set ::= action \[ "\|" action\].. object ::= "All" | "Bitstream" | "Bundle" | "Item" | "Collection" | "Community" | "Site" | "Group" | "Eperson" action ::= "All" | "Create" | "Modify" | "Modify_Metadata" | "Add" | "Remove" | "Delete"

The special value

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"All"

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denotes all available objects or actions. The filter

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All+All

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allows all events through.

The filters in a list are logically ORed together, although they should
be distinct.

Whitespace and case are ignored in the filter list, so e.g.

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ALL

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is as good as

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all

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Dispatchers

event.dispatcher.

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To start the broker, run the command

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To process asynchronous events, you can run one consumer at a time
with the command:

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