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<digitalObject PID="uniqueID">
	
  <!-- there are a set of core object properties -->
  <objectProperties>
    <property/>
    <property/>
    ...
  </objectProperties>

  <!-- there can be zero or more datastreams -->
  <datastream>
    <datastreamVersion/>
    <datastreamVersion/>
    ...
  </datastream>

</digitalObject>

Ingest and Reference

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Examples

An example is worth a thousand words. Therefore, we have provided a fully-two annotated example digital object objects encoded in FOXML. This example is presented from the perspective of how a digital object looks when it is stored inside a Fedora repository. However, the documentation also indicates how to encode an object in FOXML for ingesting into the repository. There are certain data attributes that can be omitted in ingest files since the Fedora Repository service assigns them.To learn more, please consult the FOXML reference example now!

• FOXML Ingest Example - An example object suitable for ingest.
• FOXML Reference Example - An example object after is has been ingested.

Where is the FOXML XML schema?

An offical published version of the FOXML XML schema is also published on the Fedora Commons web site. Also, a . A copy of the schema is also provided with the Fedora open-source distribution. The Fedora repository service validates all Fedora objects against this schema before objects are permanently stored in the repository.

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