Retrieve content and metadata from an S3 bucket
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Extracting metadata from a S3 bucket needs to be done differently than what could be done with a regular content management system, because it is a storage space and not an ECM.
Here are some examples of short use-cases with Fast2.
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Extracting metadata from a S3 bucket needs to be done differently than what could be done with a regular content management system, because it is a storage space and not an ECM.
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Injecting metadata into an S3 bucket needs to be done differently that what could be done with a regular content management system where a document is a set of contents and metadata.
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As we have seen before in the punnet structure, punnets can be composed with several different documents, each one of them embedding its own data and values.
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Times will happen when you will not be able to rely on side-file metadata documents to map onto the documents you are migrating.
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Datasets are Fast2 objects which can be involved at different levels within the punnet. They can be found on the
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To extract from or inject in a SQL DataBase, Fast2 use JDBC as a connector with SQL. Requirements To use JDBC you must download the library related to your SQL DataBase.
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In Fast2, contents are objects embedding the “file” (= binary format) of the document. They can be found within either documents themselves or annotations, and can be accessed through different ways.
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The documents are a main part of any migration, if not the purpose of it. Here are the basics for an appropriate understanding of the Java API of the document object.
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Since the punnet is the pivot format into Fast2, all documents, folders and metadata can only be manipulated through this object.
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The CSVSource task has been designed to receive a CSV file as input. Basic usage With little to no configuration, each line represents one document with different values matching the column header.
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Ever wondered how Fast2 could help you dive into archives and come out with burried content and metadata? It actually is quite simple, as long as you have the right tools in your hands.