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- specify the repository.json file to be loaded as the repositoryConfiguration or use the
fcrepo.modeshape.configurationsystem property. - bean for repository factory and metrics
- repository factory parameter for serverManagedPropertiesMode
- bean implementation for InternalIdentifierConverter (identifier translationChain), StoragePolicyDecisionPointImpl, SessionFactory, and base-packages to auto scan into spring
- bean implementation for eventing - observer, filter, event bus
- specify the implementation for processing events
- config for transactions
- bean implementation for minting identifiers
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fcrepo.streaming.parallel:false |
If you are running Fedora on a multiprocessor machine you can level parallel processing across single requests by turning this option on. Parallel processing of streams can boost the retrieval speeds of the RDF associated with objects with large numbers of inlinks (ie dependent objects with memberOf associations). Enabling this option in conjunction with increasing with cacheSize parameter in your repository.json file can boost retrieval speeds significantly.
Skolemizing to Hash-URIs
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fcrepo.bnode.hash-uri=<true|false> |
With this property set to 'true', Fedora will skolemize incoming blank nodes to hash-URIs (with UUID fragments) on the base URI to which the request was addressed. By default this feature is turned off for backwards compatibility.
Allowing user updates to certain server managed triples
You can relax certain restrictions on updating some server managed triples using the following setting:
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fcrepo.properties.management=relaxed |
For details please refer to the following article: How to allow user-updates to certain server managed triples.
Custom Namespace registry
This optional feature allows an administrator to provide a list of custom namespace prefixes that will override the default prefix registry. The custom namespaces are loaded on start-up via a YAML file. The namespaces can be modified while Fedora is running. Changes may take a few minutes to take effect.
More information on this feature can be found at the Best Practices - RDF Namespaces page.