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Fedora objects (which represent DSpace entities) PIDs can possibly be formed using general pattern: <Fedora namespace ID>:<DSpace entity type>~<DSpace entity ID>. At the moment, DSpace entities IDs are internal DSpace identifiers (method getID() is used). Examples of IDs provided in Table 1.
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*'(**\[A-Za-z0-9|A-Za-z0-9\]**\|*{*}-\|\.)-*:-( *{-}+(+{-}{*}{*}{-}+\[A-Za-z0-9|A-Za-z0-9\\]+{-}{*}{*}{-}+)\|+{-}{*}+\|\.\|~\|_\|(%++\[0-9A-F|0-9A-F\]++\{2\}))+' |
So it does not allow some special characters like slash , so it does not allow some special characters like slash ("/"), which is used in DSpace handles. These characters must be escaped or replaced. Currently I have replaced "/" by "-".
Bundle identifier is formed combining parent Item handle and DSpace Bundle ID (possibly from database), separated by underscore symbol "_".
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