Hello. Any idea what is wrong? Each metadata record ends up in the
summary PDF, not just the selected ones. Using 2.4.3, Tomcat and
PostGIS db.
Arto
Hello. Any idea what is wrong? Each metadata record ends up in the
summary PDF, not just the selected ones. Using 2.4.3, Tomcat and
PostGIS db.
Arto
I have the same problem. Our portal is running on GeoNetwork 2.4.2, Jetty and
a Oracle 11g database.
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Hi, I have the same problem too (GN v2.6.1).
Maybe there is a problem with the fileidentifier branch. I made this test
trying to identify the problem:
Step 1.- Install GN (v2.6.1) and import the sample metadata (7 metadata)
Step 2.- In Geonetwork main page, click the search button (7 metadata are
shown), select one and choose Actions on selection\print to PDF
This works, there is a pdf with the selected metadata. Geonetwork.log
shows:
INFO [jeeves.webapp.pdf.selection.search] - Get selected metadata
DEBUG [jeeves.webapp.pdf.selection.search] - List of selected uuids:
a87269ea-2f63-4e7a-830b-1a388b1e7073
Step 3.- Edit that metadata. Using "XML View" change the value of
fileidentifier branch
<gmd:fileIdentifier>
<gco:CharacterString>ESDBBU111</gco:CharacterString>
</gmd:fileIdentifier>
Step 4.- Repeat step 2. Now is does not work, there is a pdf with the 7
metadata. Geonetwork.log shows:
INFO [jeeves.webapp.pdf.selection.search] - Get selected metadata
DEBUG [jeeves.webapp.pdf.selection.search] - List of selected uuids:
Since all my imported metadata have a "normalized" fileidentifier, when I
export to pdf I always get all the results matching the current search
criteria (all the current metadata shown the right panel). How can I solve
that?
Thanks for your help,
Montse Marco
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