Hi all,
I am developing a Java application that is interacting with Geonetwork
server via REST.
I would like to list all available metadata records in a specific view
of my application;
for each metadata to be listed I have to show its Title and id.
My issue is that I would like to get Title and ID of all metadata
records with a single REST call.
I know how to make a search via REST, but the response record does not
contain the
titles of metadata records.
Do you know if there is some way to get ALL metadata titles with a
single REST call?
I am trying to avoid as much as possible to get all full metadata
records just for getting their titles...
Best regards and thanks for your help,
Ivano
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Ivano Malavolta
PhD Student in Computer Science
tel: +390862433734 skype: iivanoo
University of L'Aquila
Department of Computer Science
Via Vetoio - 67010 (AQ) - Italy
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Did you ever find a solution to this? I am currently using a xml.metadata.get
call for each record returned in a template search to do essentially the
same thing. (Mine goes to a hashmap which populates a select list from which
a user can sellect a template by name and retrieve that template record.)
But I find I need to parse the returned info separately for each metadata
standard used. The geonet:info section (which is turned off by default in
6.3) looked promising for this because it has a tag for "title", but
unfortunately, this tag seems to always be empty.
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I found a solution to this. Instead of using xml.metadata.get I use csw. That
brings the records back in a consistent format with uuids and title. (Dublin
core)
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