Uses of Package
org.dspace.authorize

Packages that use org.dspace.authorize
Package
Description
Provides classes and methods for administrative functions that fall outside the regular use of other subsystems.
 
 
The DSpace Batch Metadata Editor, which uses a CSV file to export/import item metadata.
 
 
 
 
Tools for exporting and importing DSpace objects (Community, Collection, Item, etc.) wrapped in various kinds of packaging.
Feature for conveying a request that materials forbidden to the requester by resource policy be made available by other means.
 
Miscellaneous utility classes.
End-user authentication manager, interface and implementations.
 
 
 
Represents permissions for access to DSpace content.
 
 
 
Provides an API for reading and manipulating content in the DSpace system.
Provides an API and implementations of metadata crosswalks, which are directional mappings from one schema to another, performed in the context of Item ingestion or dissemination.
Provides an API and implementations of content packages, used in the context of ingest (SIP), or dissemination (DIP)
 
Provides some basic functionality required throughout the DSpace system.
 
 
 
 
In DSpace, "curation" refers to the application of one or more "tasks" to one or more model objects.
 
 
Embargo allows the deposit of Items whose content should not be made visible until later.
 
Provides classes representing e-people and groups of e-people.
 
 
 
 
 
Providers of durable unique identifiers (Handles, DOIs, etc.).
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Provides an API for storing, retrieving and deleting streams of bits in a transactionally safe fashion.
 
 
 
 
DSpace has a simple workflow system, which models the workflows as named steps: SUBMIT, arbitrary named steps that you define, and ARCHIVE.
An Item submission begins as a WorkspaceItem in some user's workspace.
 
An Action changes the state of an object in a workflow.
 
 
The state of an item in a workflow is persisted in a number of objects.