Delivery Deep Links

Ex Libris Developer Network Rosetta Documentation Extending Rosetta Delivery & Access Delivery Deep Links

Delivery URLs

Parameter	Description	Value
delivery load balancer host	load.balancer.del.host in global properties	string
delivery load balancer port	load.balancer.del.port in global properties	number
PID	The PID of the delivered object – IE, Representation or File	string
dps_func	The specific function verb – stream or thumbnail	string

Input URL Syntax

Delivery Deep Link (IE or Representation)
https://<delivery load balancer host>:<delivery load balancer port>/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=<IE/REP PID>

Delivery Deep Link (File)
https://<delivery load balancer host>:<delivery load balancer port>/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=<file PID>&dps_func=stream

Delivery Deep Link (Thumbnail)
https://<delivery load balancer host>:<delivery load balancer port>/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=<file PID>&dps_func=thumbnail

Collection Viewer

https://<delivery load balancer host>:<delivery load balancer port>/delivery/DeliveryManagerServlet?dps_pid=<collection ID>

IIIF Manifest (IE or REP, v5.3+)
https://<delivery load balancer host>:<delivery load balancer port>/delivery/iiif/presentation/2.1/<IE/REP PID>/manifest

IIIF Canvas (File, v5.3+)
https://<delivery load balancer host>:<delivery load balancer port>/delivery/iiif/presentation/2.1/<IE/REP PID>/canvas/<File PID>
CMS Resolver
https://<delivery load balancer host>:<delivery load balancer port>/delivery/action/cmsResolver.do?cmsSystem=<system>&cmsRecordId=<recordId>[&displayType=list&columns=<column_a,column_b> | &displayType=thumbnails]

(Note: A CMS Resolver request that yields only one result will be automatically redirected to IE Delivery.)

Input Example

Access Rights Check

External applications such as viewers or discovery systems can request an Access Rights check without actually delivering the object, by sending a HEAD request to the same delivery URL.

Rosetta returns the following responses:

200 – if access is granted
401 – if access is denied for user-related reasons (i.e. user login may allow access).
403 – if access is denied for other reasons

When a 401 or 403 code is returned, Rosetta includes the reason (defined in the Access Rights Policy) in the X-Denied-Message header. If the reason is represented in multiple languages, the requested language can be specified using change_lng querystring parameter.

Depending on your implementation, CORS headers may be required. Rosetta supports CORS by returning the following headers:

X-Frame-Options: SAMEORIGIN

Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *

Access-Control-Allow-Methods: GET, OPTIONS, HEAD

Access-Control-Expose-Headers: X-Denied-Message

Access-Control-Allow-Credentials: true