Examples of eu.planets_project.services.migrate.Migrate.migrate()

Package eu.planets_project.services.migrate

Class eu.planets_project.services.migrate.Migrate

Examples of eu.planets_project.services.migrate.Migrate.migrate()

eu.planets_project.services.migrate.Migrate.migrate()
Migrate one digital object from inputFormat to outputFormat. Note: The migration should ignore the formatURI specified in the digital object. @param digitalObject The digital object to migrate @param inputFormat the initial format (migrate from) @param outputFormat the required format (migrate to) @param parameters a list of parameters to provide fine grained tool control @return A new digital object, the result of migrating the given digitalobject

          
          //the service's input
          byte[] array = FileUtils.readFileToByteArray(f1);
          
          //the service call and it's result
            DigitalObject digitalObject = extractor.migrate(
                    new DigitalObject.Builder(Content.byValue(array))
                            .build(), null, null, null).getDigitalObject();
            byte[] results = IOUtils.toByteArray(digitalObject.getContent().getInputStream());
      String xcdl = new String(results,"UTF-8");

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        if (serviceParams.size() <= 0) {
            serviceParams = null;
        }
        
        // perform migration
        MigrateResult result = m.migrate(dob, sourceFormat, targetFormat, serviceParams);


        MigrationResult migrationResult = new MigrationResult();
        migrationResult.setSuccessful((result != null) && (result.getDigitalObject() != null));


        if (migrationResult.isSuccessful()) {

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