Metacat

handle case where EML access rule "permission" is not in our constrained list (EML 2.0.0 doc showed this with a "none" permission for public principal). we now omit this invalid access rule when interpreting it in system metadata -- effectively dropping that invalid access rule. "none" had been stored as a 0 in the DB xml_access table and would not have given or denied access for the document so I think it can safely be omitted for good. for example, see knb-lter-gce.101.2 with this rule:...

Use Jjava.util.Calendar rather than com.ibm ...

Also allow MNs to set the FAILED status in setReplicationStatus(). this was an oversight on my part, trying to keep MNs that truly did succeed from overriding the COMPLETED status with FAILED.

use Java-based temp file creation instead of Date (ms) timestamp to ensure uniqueness of the file and avoid re-use by two concurrent threads.

use current datetime (at system metadata generation) as the date last modified

Don't check for populated obsoletes and obsoletedBy fields during CN.create(), only MN.create(). The CN should expect that the MN has populated this field because of existing revision information, and should trust the MN information. Addresses https://redmine.dataone.org/issues/2507.

Some minor logging changes.

use scope prefix (knb-lter-%) for random test doc population

use isAdminAuthorized() to check access to CN.create(). Note this method takes a pid and permission parameter and neither is used. Also removed the NotFound exception because it would never come up.

check that caller is CN/admin for CN.delete()
https://redmine.dataone.org/issues/2506