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idThe unique identifier of the digital object. This is generally optional when creating a new object (the service will assign an ID), but will be present when retrieving an existing object.
Optional
typeThe type of the digital object. This typically corresponds to a schema that defines the structure of the object's attributes.
The attributes (metadata) of the digital object. This is a flexible record that can contain any JSON-serializable data.
Optional
elementsOptional binary elements associated with the digital object. These can represent files, attachments, or other binary data.
A digital object is the fundamental entity in DOIP, consisting of an identifier, type, attributes, and optional binary elements.
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