#
#                        Proai Configuration 
#                 ================================

##############################
# Front-End OAI-PMH Behavior #
##############################

# For multi-part OAI responses, this specifies the maximum time to wait 
# between requests before cleaning up the session.
#
proai.secondsBetweenRequests = 600

# The maximum number of records to include in each part of a 
# ListRecords response.
#
proai.incompleteRecordListSize = 250

# The maximum number of record headers to include in each part of a 
# ListIdentifiers response.
#
proai.incompleteIdentifierListSize = 500

# The maximum number of sets to include in each part of a 
# ListSets response.
#
proai.incompleteSetListSize = 500


############################
# Back-End Update Behavior #
############################

# How often Proai should poll the driver for updates.
#
proai.driverPollSeconds = 120

# Set this to false to start the service without polling enabled.
# Note: You can also change polling behavior while the service is running
# by executing the following SQL against the database:
#
# <pre>
#     UPDATE rcAdmin SET pollingEnabled = 0 (or 1 to enable it)
# </pre>
#
# The value configured via this property will always be put into effect 
# when the service is started.
#
proai.driverPollingEnabled = true

# The maximum number of worker threads to use while retrieving new/updated
# OAI records from the driver.
#
proai.maxWorkers = 5

# How many requests each worker thread should make before returning the
# batch to the database to be committed.
#
proai.maxWorkBatchSize = 10

# If a request of the driver for a specific record fails for any reason,
# this is the maximum number of times that record should be automatically
# retried before giving up on that record.  If this is exceeded, the
# record information will remain in the rcFailure table until it is dealt
# with manually.
#
proai.maxFailedRetries = 3

# The maximum size the in-memory record commit queue is allowed to reach.
# If this threshold is reached, it means that worker threads are returning
# results faster than they can be committed to the database by the commit 
# thread.  If this occurs, workers will have to wait until more items have
# been committed before they can add any more to the queue.
#
proai.maxCommitQueueSize = 120

# The maximum number of record updates (from the in-memory commit queue) 
# that should be committed to the database at one time.
#
proai.maxRecordsPerTransaction = 60

# Whether to run schema validation during the update process.
# This defaults to true.
#
proai.validateUpdates = true

##########################
# File Storage Locations #
##########################

# The directory where cache files should be stored. This will be created 
# if it doesn't exist.
#
proai.cacheBaseDir = /usr/local/fedora/proai/cache

# Where OAI-PMH session data will be stored when needed.
# This directory will be created at startup if it doesn't already exist.
#
# Each session consists of a series of small data files in a uniquely-named 
# subdirectory beneath this one.  They are automatically created and 
# removed as needed.
#
proai.sessionBaseDir = /usr/local/fedora/proai/sessions

# Where to store schema files if validation is enabled.
#
proai.schemaDir = /usr/local/fedora/proai/schemas

##################################
# Primary Database Configuration #
##################################

# The JDBC connection URL for the database that will be used by the cache.
#
# <p>Embedded McKoi example:<br/>
#    <code>jdbc:mckoi:local://build/test/mckoi/mckoi.conf?create_or_boot=true</code>
# </p>
# <p>Local McKoi example:<br/>
#    <code>jdbc:mckoi://localhost/</code>
# </p>
# <p>Local MySQL example:<br/>
#    <code>jdbc:mysql://localhost/proai?useUnicode=true&characterEncoding=UTF-8&autoReconnect=true</code>
# </p>
# <p>Local Oracle example:<br/>
#    <code>jdbc:oracle:thin:@localhost:1521:proai</code>
# </p>
# <p>Local Postgres example:<br/>
#    <code>jdbc:postgresql://localhost/proai</code>
# </p>
#
proai.db.url = jdbc:mysql:///?useUnicode=true&characterEncoding=UTF-8&autoReconnect=true

# The class name of the JDBC driver appropriate for use
# with the connection url.  The appropriate library must be
# in the classpath.
#
# <p>Mckoi example:<br/>
#   <code>proai.db.driverClassName = com.mckoi.JDBCDriver</code>
# </p>
# <p>MySQL example:<br/>
#   <code>proai.db.driverClassName = com.mysql.jdbc.Driver</code>
# </p>
# <p>Oracle example:<br/>
#   <code>proai.db.driverClassName = oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver</code>
# </p>
# <p>Postgres example:<br/>
#   <code>proai.db.driverClassName = org.postgresql.Driver</code>
# </p>
#
proai.db.driverClassName = com.mysql.jdbc.Driver

# If using MySQL, this indicates whether to stream query results
# one-at-a-time from the database to conserve memory.  If unspecified,
# this defaults to false.
#
# <p>
# Background: For large repositories, MySQL's default behavior of reading
# all results into memory can cause <code>OutOfMemory</code> errors in
# Proai.  If this value is set to true, memory requirements for Proai
# will be lower, but query performance will suffer.  For more detail,
# please see the
# <a href="http://dev.mysql.com/doc/connector/j/en/cj-implementation-notes.html">Connector-J
# Implementation Notes</a>.
# </p>
# 
proai.db.mySQLResultTrickling = true

# The database user.  This user should already exist in the database
# and must have permission to create, modify, and query tables.
#
proai.db.username = proai

# The password for the database user.
#
proai.db.password = xxx


###################################
# Advanced Database Configuration #
###################################

# The maxiumum number of connections from the pool that may be active
# (leased) at once.  If unspecified, this defaults to 8.
#
proai.db.maxActive = 16

# The maximum number of milliseconds to wait for a connection from the
# pool if none are available.  If unspecified, this defaults to -1,
# which means "indefinite".
#
proai.db.maxWait = 5000

# proai.db.*
#
# Any other properties defined by the Apache commons-DBCP project
# can be specified.  See the full list (and documentation) at
# http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/dbcp/configuration.html
# 
# To use standard DBCP properties, just prefix them with "proai.db."
# here.  

# proai.db.connection.*
# 
# To use JDBC driver-specific properties (in DBCP, these 
# are called "connectionProperties"), prefix them with
# "proai.db.connection.".

# The Java class responsible for creating the database tables required
# by Proai's record cache.
#
# <p>The name of the property should be the driverClassName of the JDBC 
# driver you're using, plus ".ddlConverter".</p>
#
com.mckoi.JDBCDriver.ddlConverter            = proai.util.McKoiDDLConverter
com.mysql.jdbc.Driver.ddlConverter           = proai.util.MySQLDDLConverter
oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver.ddlConverter = proai.util.OracleDDLConverter
org.postgresql.Driver.ddlConverter           = proai.util.PostgresDDLConverter

# Whether the database interprets backslashes in SQL strings as
# escape characters.  This is needed to that Proai can formulate
# proper queries against the database.
#
# <p>The name of the property should be the driverClassName of the JDBC
# driver you're using plus ".backslashIsEscape".  If unspecified, 
# backslashIsEscape will be assumed true.</p>
#
com.mckoi.JDBCDriver.backslashIsEscape            = true
com.mysql.jdbc.Driver.backslashIsEscape           = true
oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver.backslashIsEscape = false
org.postgresql.Driver.backslashIsEscape           = true


###################################
# Fedora Driver: General Settings #
###################################

# The class name of the proai.driver.OAIDriver implementation to use.
#
# This value should never need changing -- it just informs Proai that
# we're using the Fedora driver.
#
proai.driverClassName = fedora.services.oaiprovider.FedoraOAIDriver

# The class name of the fedora.services.oaiprovider.QueryFactory
# implementation to use.
#
# This allows the OAI Provider to work with Fedora's Resource Index
# whether it's backed by Kowari or MPTStore.  If the RI uses Kowari,
# the value here should be fedora.services.oaiprovider.ITQLQueryFactory
# If it uses MPTStore, the value should be
# fedora.services.oaiprovider.MPTQueryFactory
#

driver.fedora.queryFactory = fedora.services.oaiprovider.ITQLQueryFactory


# The base URL of the Fedora repository to query and get records from.
#
driver.fedora.baseURL = https://fedora.ucg.ac.me/fedora/

# Identifies a Fedora user that has privileges to do a resource index
# query via the risearch interface, and can get all needed disseminations
# that represent OAI records in the Fedora repository.
#
driver.fedora.user = fedoraIntCall

# Password for the Fedora user.
#
driver.fedora.pass = vCLKdME4

# When querying the resource index, the maximum number of seconds to
# wait for the http connection to be established before giving up.
#
driver.fedora.queryConnectionTimeout = 30

# When querying the resource index, the maximum number of seconds of
# socket inactivity to allow before giving up.
#
driver.fedora.querySocketTimeout = 600

# When getting xml data from Fedora, the maximum number of seconds to
# wait for the http connection to be established before giving up.
#
driver.fedora.disseminationConnectionTimeout = 30

# When getting xml data from Fedora, the maximum number of seconds of
# socket inactivity to allow before giving up.
#
driver.fedora.disseminationSocketTimeout = 120

# The location of the XML that should be used to respond to OAI
# "Identify" requests.
#
# This can be any URL, but typically it points to a manually-created
# datastream within the same Fedora repository that hosts the OAI records.
#
driver.fedora.identify = http://static.phaidra.ucg.ac.me/proai/Identify.xml

# The name of the RELS-EXT property whose value (a plain literal) 
# contains the OAI item ID for records that are provided by an object.
#
# A value for this property *must* exist in RELS-EXT before any of an 
# object's disseminations will be considered to be OAI records.
#
driver.fedora.itemID = http://www.openarchives.org/OAI/2.0/itemID


################################################
# Fedora Driver: Metadata Format Configuration #
################################################

# Metadata formats to make available.
#
# This is a space-delimited list of all formats provided,
# identified by OAI metadata prefix.
#
driver.fedora.md.formats = oai_dc mets

# The location of the W3C schema for each format.
#
# Example property name: 
# <code>driver.fedora.md.format.your_format.loc</code>.
#
driver.fedora.md.format.oai_dc.loc = http://www.openarchives.org/OAI/2.0/oai_dc.xsd
driver.fedora.md.format.mets.loc = http://www.loc.gov/METS/ http://www.fedora.info/definitions/1/0/mets-fedora-ext1-1.xsd
#driver.fedora.md.format.europeana.loc = http://static.phaidra-entw.univie.ac.at/proai/europeana.xsd
#driver.fedora.md.format.test_format.loc = http://example.org/test_format.xsd
#driver.fedora.md.format.formatX.loc = http://example.org/formatX.xsd
#driver.fedora.md.format.formatY.loc = http://example.org/formatY.xsd

# The namespace URI for each format. 
#
# Example property name: 
# <code>driver.fedora.md.format.your_format.uri</code>.
#
driver.fedora.md.format.oai_dc.uri = http://www.openarchives.org/OAI/2.0/oai_dc/
driver.fedora.md.format.mets.uri = http://www.loc.gov/METS/
#driver.fedora.md.format.europeana.uri = http://phaidra.univie.ac.at/XML/europeana
#driver.fedora.md.format.test_format.uri = http://example.org/test_format/
#driver.fedora.md.format.formatX.uri = http://example.org/formatX/
#driver.fedora.md.format.formatY.uri = http://example.org/formatY/

# The Fedora dissemination type for each format.
#
# <p>A Fedora dissemination type is a URI starting with 
# <code>info:fedora/*/</code> and ending with a datastream ID (such as "DC"), 
# a Behavior Definition PID followed by "/methodName", 
# or a Behavior Definition PID followed by "/methodName?name=value".</p>
#
# <p>The dissType is the key to mapping an OAI metadata format to
# a kind of Fedora dissemination.  Here are a few examples:</p>
#
# <pre>
# info:fedora/*/DC                  ; identifies the "DC" datastream
#
# info:fedora/*/demo:1/getDC        ; identifies the "getDC" method of the 
#                                   ; demo:1 behavior definition
#
# info:fedora/*/demo:1/getMD?fmt=dc ; identifies the "getMD" method of the 
#                                   ; demo:1 behavior definition, when
#                                   ; invoked with the required "fmt"
#                                   ; parameter
# </pre>
#
# When the OAI provider queries Fedora for records in your_format, 
# it uses this special value to constrain the query to only those
# disseminations that are in the expected format.
# Thus, all records that the OAI provider considers to be in
# your_format must have this dissemination type.
#
# Example property name: 
# <code>driver.fedora.md.format.your_format.dissType</code>.
#
driver.fedora.md.format.oai_dc.dissType = info:fedora/*/DC
driver.fedora.md.format.mets.dissType = info:fedora/*/bdef:Asset/getEuropeana
#driver.fedora.md.format.test_format.dissType = info:fedora/*/test_format
#driver.fedora.md.format.formatX.dissType = info:fedora/*/demo:OAIAdvancedItem-Service/getMetadata?format=x
#driver.fedora.md.format.formatY.dissType = info:fedora/*/demo:OAIAdvancedItem-Service/getMetadata?format=y

# The Fedora dissemination type for each format.
#
# This optional property identifies the OAI "about" dissemination 
# type for your_format. If specified for your_format, then the OAI provider
# will attempt to find disseminations of this type for each object
# that has a matching your_format.dissType.  If such a dissemination
# is found, for that particular object, the information therein
# will be used as the "about" metadata for the record.
#
# Example property name: 
# <code>driver.fedora.md.format.your_format.about.dissType</code>.
#
#driver.fedora.md.format.oai_dc.about.dissType = info:fedora/*/about_oai_dc
#driver.fedora.md.format.formatX.about.dissType = info:fedora/*/demo:OAIAdvancedItem-Service/getMetadataAbout?format=x
#driver.fedora.md.format.formatY.about.dissType = info:fedora/*/demo:OAIAdvancedItem-Service/getMetadataAbout?format=y


###############################################
# Fedora Driver: Set Membership Configuration #
###############################################

# The name of the RELS-EXT property that indicates the unique setSpec 
# string of a Fedora object representing an OAI set.
# This property must exist on any Fedora object that should
# represent an OAI set.
#
#driver.fedora.setSpec = http://www.openarchives.org/OAI/2.0/setSpec

# The name of the RELS-EXT property that indicates the name of
# a Fedora object representing an OAI set.
# In addition to setSpec, this property must also exist on any 
# Fedora object that should represent an OAI set.
#
#driver.fedora.setSpec.name = http://www.openarchives.org/OAI/2.0/setName

# The dissemination type for the XML that describes a set.
# If a dissemination of this type is available for a Fedora object
# representing an OAI set, the content of the dissemination will 
# be used in ListSets responses.
#
#driver.fedora.setSpec.desc.dissType = info:fedora/*/SetInfo.xml

# The "triple pattern" identifying the path from objects to the
# setsSpecs (short names) of sets they are members of.
#
# <p>The path must contain $item and $setSpec, with the $item
# variable representing a Fedora object in the resource index,
# and the $setSpec representing the setSpec name.</p>
#
#driver.fedora.itemSetSpecPath = $set <info:fedora/fedora-system:def/relations-external#hasCollectionMember> $item $set <http://www.openarchives.org/OAI/2.0/setSpec> $setSpec

# DC type sets settings
#driver.fedora.setSpec = dc:type
#driver.fedora.setSpec.name = dc:type
#driver.fedora.setSpec.desc.dissType = info:fedora/*/SetInfo.xml
#driver.fedora.itemSetSpecPath = $item <dc:type> $setSpec

# Collection sets settings
driver.fedora.setSpec = http://www.openarchives.org/OAI/2.0/setSpec
driver.fedora.setSpec.name = http://www.openarchives.org/OAI/2.0/setName
driver.fedora.setSpec.desc.dissType = info:fedora/*/SetInfo.xml
driver.fedora.itemSetSpecPath = $set <info:fedora/fedora-system:def/relations-external#hasCollectionMember> $item $set <http://www.openarchives.org/OAI/2.0/setSpec> $setSpec

#########################################
# Fedora Driver: MPTStore Configuration #
#########################################

# The values below only need to be configured if using
# MPTQueryFactory (Fedora's Resource Index is backed by MPTStore).
#
NOTE=.

# The JDBC driver class for connecting to the MPTStore database.
# 

driver.fedora.mpt.db.driverClassName = org.postgresql.Driver


# The database-specific DDLGenerator to use for MPTStore.
#

driver.fedora.mpt.db.ddlGenerator = org.nsdl.mptstore.impl.postgres.PostgresDDLGenerator


# The JDBC URL for connecting to the MPTStore database.
#

driver.fedora.mpt.jdbc.url = jdbc:postgresql://localhost/riTriples


# The user to connect to the MPTStore database as.
#
driver.fedora.mpt.jdbc.user = 

# The MPTStore database user's password.
#
driver.fedora.mpt.jdbc.password = 

# This configuration value is necessary to initialize the MPTStore library,
# and should not need to be changed.
#
driver.fedora.mpt.db.map = tMap

# This configuration value is necessary to initialize the MPTStore library,
# and should not need to be changed.
#
driver.fedora.mpt.db.prefix = t


#########################################
# Fedora Driver: Advanced Configuration #
#########################################

# driver.fedora.deleted
# This is the name of the RELS-EXT predicate that indicates the state
# of all records within the object.
#
# <p>The normal behavior is that the Fedora-controlled "state" property 
# of the dissemination (or datastream) itself indicates the oai deleted 
# status.  This can be used to specify the status via any object 
# property, if desired.</p>
#
#driver.fedora.deleted = info:fedora/fedora-system:def/model#state