If the client certificate is null, Metacat will throw an exception.
Add more information on the error message if the client's certificate is not trusted.
Add the code to check if the metacat is in the read-only mode.
support a "force replication delete all action" during replication. This is used when we want Metacat to remove the content from the other target replicas because the DataONE delete() action was called (more powerful than just "archive").
move replication configuration actions to the admin servlet and out of the replication servlethttp://bugzilla.ecoinformatics.org/show_bug.cgi?id=5528
get server param only when it is expected
check replication table (not keystore) for trusted server host name match
use DateTimeMarshaller for all replication date transfers
skip verification -- remaining TODO
verify certificate
inspect keystore entries for matching client certificate
lookup the correct property for keystore file
check client-provided certificate when servicing ReplicationServlet requests.
include System Metadata forced replication - just need to figure out when to call it!
handle timed replication of system metadata. there are still a few outstanding issues: -track server location of system metadata-only entries-replication policy flag for system metadata-only entries?-locking for replicated entries?-forced replication of entries
only call response.getWriter() when we are about to send text/xml to the client, otherwise we end of calling both getWriter() and getOutputStream() - resulting in an illegal state.
refactored the sessionService to use a correct singleton initialization scheme. Added true authentication to ResourceHandler.
Add user name to SessionData object
Create replication directory. Move replication code there. Use log4j for replication logging (rollingfileappender). Beef up replication logging and error control.