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Line 59: − − ==== [Bundle] section ==== − − If ''[Metadata]/journal_file'' is omited(bundle will be stored as is in Journal), this section describes additional to ''[Metadata]'' properties. − − {| border=1 cellpadding=3 style="border: 1px solid white; border-collapse: collapse; background: #e3e4e5;" − |-style="background:#787878; color: white;" − ! Field − ! Flags − ! Notes − |- − | ''exec'' − | required − | How to activate bundle from Journal − |- − |}
User:Alsroot/trash/Object Bundles (view source)
Revision as of 09:34, 24 July 2009
, 09:34, 24 July 2009→METADATA file
| ''mime_type''
| ''mime_type''
| mandatory
| mandatory
| define metadata for a file which which will be stored in Journal(according to ''journal_file'')
| define metadata for a file which will be stored in Journal(according to ''journal_file'')
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|-
| ''*''
| ''*''
METADATA file could have several ''[Manifest]'' sections, in that case they would be parted by different suffixes e.g. ''[Manifest2]'', ''[Manifest.additional]'' etc. Multi-object bundles could be utilized in >0.86 for collections of objects or actions.
METADATA file could have several ''[Manifest]'' sections, in that case they would be parted by different suffixes e.g. ''[Manifest2]'', ''[Manifest.additional]'' etc. Multi-object bundles could be utilized in >0.86 for collections of objects or actions.
=== MANIFEST file ===
=== MANIFEST file ===