How to use

getProcessingClassName

method

in

org.dspace.app.util.SubmissionStepConfig

      + stepConfig.getProcessingClassName() + "'");
    .getProcessingClassName());
    + stepConfig.getProcessingClassName() + "':", e);
JSPManager.showInternalError(request, response);

/**
 * Constructs a new Submission Configuration object, based on the XML
 * configuration file (item-submission.xml)
 *
 * @param submissionName the submission process name
 * @param steps          the vector listing of step information to build
 *                       SubmissionStepConfig objects for this submission process
 */
public SubmissionConfig(boolean isDefault, String submissionName, List<Map<String, String>> steps) {
  this.submissionName = submissionName;
  this.defaultConf = isDefault;
  // initialize a vector of SubmissionStepConfig objects
  List<SubmissionStepConfig> stepConfigs = new ArrayList<SubmissionStepConfig>();
  // loop through our steps, and create SubmissionStepConfig objects
  for (int stepNum = 0; stepNum < steps.size(); stepNum++) {
    Map<String, String> stepInfo = steps.get(stepNum);
    SubmissionStepConfig step = new SubmissionStepConfig(stepInfo);
    // set the number of the step (starts at 0) and add it
    step.setStepNumber(stepNum);
    stepConfigs.add(step);
    log.debug("Added step '" + step.getProcessingClassName()
           + "' as step #" + step.getStepNumber()
           + " of submission process " + submissionName);
  }
  // get steps as an array of Strings
  submissionSteps = stepConfigs
    .toArray(new SubmissionStepConfig[stepConfigs.size()]);
}

  .loadClass(stepConfig.getProcessingClassName());
throw new Exception("The submission step class specified by '" + stepConfig.getProcessingClassName() + 
    "' does not extend the class org.dspace.submit.AbstractProcessingStep!" +
    " Therefore it cannot be used by the Configurable Submission as the <processing-class>!");

Class<?> stepClass = loader.loadClass(currentStep.getProcessingClassName());
        + currentStep.getProcessingClassName()
        + "' Error:", e);

  + currentStepConfig.getProcessingClassName() + "'");
log.error("Error loading step class'" + currentStepConfig.getProcessingClassName() + "':", e);
JSPManager.showInternalError(request, response);