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In Bokskya (Cloud storage service) the consumer’s e-/audio books from all bookstores are put together in one shelf. A book is automatically linked to a consumers account when you place an order containing the consumer’s DDS-ID.
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A bookseller is required to activate orders on all users |
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The Bookshelf (represented by an OPDS-feed) is used to give the consumer access to download his books on any app or device that supports Bokskya. The store has access to fetching a customer’s OPDS-feed and deliver in an app, to a reading tablet or for download from the Bookstore (My Page).
In the OPDS-feed there are links to the REST interface to download all the consumer’s e- /audio books and references to fetch the cover image of the book.
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It is strongly recommended to use the OPDS feed to get the URL needed to access the book, as this is will most likely:
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Services for fetching the users Bokskya feed with all purchased books
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See http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec14.html#sec14.25 for more details.
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NB! When using the If-Modified-Since header it is recommended that you use a date retrieved from the Last-Modified header of a previous request to the same service. |
The service still respect and parses all the date-formats mentioned
in http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec3.html#sec3.3.1 .
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If no: initiate GET /content/raw/ with the <id> found in inventory (which is resid)
If yes check if <inv:version> is different from the one in your system
If yes: initiate GET /content/raw/ with the <id> found in inventory (which is resid)
If no: skip to next entry
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Note that this flow only describes how to find if there are new files available, you should also verify the access and published fields to see that the books are available to you. |
Partners downloading raw files only after order is placed
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