1 Object Title If a title (either http://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label or http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/title) is available, it is displayed here. If no title has been assigned, the resource URI is displayed in this location.
2 Object Path With respect to how resources are organized in the repository, Fedora 5 is identical to Fedora 4, maintaining a tree hierarchy to the repository. Fedora 5, however, is different from Fedora 3 in that there is an innate tree hierarchy to the repository rather than , which supported a flat structure. The path (list of ancestors) for the viewed resource is presented below the object title. Performance is expected to be better with a deeper hierarchy, with fewer items per level as opposed to , versus a shallow hierarchy, where each level has a larger number of siblings. The automatic ID (and path) generated by Fedora is meant to optimize performance, but you may use your own organizational strategy when creating resources.
In this particular example, the container was created with a fully qualified name including a namespace and local name (separated by a colon). Fedora 4 does not require (nor recommend) that , but Fedora 5 neither requires nor recommends identifiers have namespaces.
3 Featured PropertiesVery basic metadata such as the UUID creation and modification /creation times and users are presented below the resource path. 4 Children
Any children that the container has will be listed and linked here. Like the parent containter, if a child resource has recognized title metadata, the title will be presented here rather than its URI. 5 All Resource Properties All properties of the resource are presented here. Hover your mouse over the namespace prefix to see the full namespace.
6 Other Resources A subset of properties from the parent resource. If there are any, a gray box will be present. Click on the gray box to expand the list of properties or the label text to view that resource directly.
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