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• files (content) such as images or PDFs
• XML metadata that can later have content files added to it
• both content files to be ingested and XML metadata to be appended to files
• books, formatted with a specific directory structure
• newspaper issues and pages, formatted with a specific directory structure

This page will run through the specifics of each one. In these examples, we will be batch-ingesting PDF files into a collection with the 'PDF Solution Pack' content model applied to its collection policy.

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Files are assigned to object datastreams based on their basename, so a folder structure like:

• my_cool_book/
  • MODS.xml
  • 1001/
    • OBJ.tiff
  • 2002/
    • OBJ.tiff

The above would result in a two-page book.

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If no MODS is provided at the book level - either directly as MODS.xml, or transformed from either a DC.xml or the "--METADATA--" file discussed above - the directory name will be used as the title.

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Batch Ingest Newspapers

When batch ingesting newspapers, you must already have an existing newspaper-level object. Each ingest folder contains folders that represent issues of the newspaper, and each issue directory contains folders that represent separate page images. 

For sample directory structures and configuration options, see the Newspaper Batch Ingest instructions.