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#It is possible to change the class in the Rails ext. 
#As a preface, note that ActiveFedora lets you do ActiveFedora::Base::AnySubclass.find('any:pid')
#This will work even if the fedora rels-ext doesn't assert the correct model. It's also essential
#for changing the class.
#Note that all of this is quite fiddly and it's likely best to avoid it if possible. I've tried some things that
#seem spiritually equivalent to the below and not had them work.

#create an ActiveFedora::Base object and verify that there are no Medusa::Set objects
1.9.3p194 :011 >   x = ActiveFedora::Base.create(:pid => 'my:pid')
 => #<ActiveFedora::Base pid:"my:pid", > 

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#!/usr/bin/env ruby
require 'pdf-reader'
class Extracter

  def main
    Dir['*.pdf'].each do |pdf|
      puts "Analyzing #{pdf}"
      reader = PDF::Reader.new(pdf)
      lines = reader.pages.collect {|p| p.text.lines.collect {|l| l.strip}}.flatten
      lines.each_with_index do |line, i|

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Ruote.process_definition :name => 'Test' do
  sequence do

     # Loop, depending on the amqp participant to set 'completed' once it has successfully processed the
     # workitem.
     _loop :break_if => "${f:completed}" do

       # This remote participant will either set a field called 'completed' to true when it is done,
       # or set 'error' with the exception.
       amqp_participant :activity => "Do something"

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# Copyright 2011© MaestroDev.  All rights reserved.

module Maestro
  
  #
  # An error class for error emitted by the "remote side" and received here.
  #
  class ReceiveError < RuntimeError

    attr_reader :fei