HI,
You can downlaod the zip version from this link.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/dspace/files/DSpace%20Stable/1.8.0/
Thanks
Gaurav Kejriwal
On Mon, Jan 9, 2012 at 10:21 PM, chhavi jain <[email protected]> wrote:
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> Hello Friends,
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> Please help me to download the Dspace on windows machine. If their is any
> proper link please share with me.
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> Thanks
> Chhavi Jain
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> On Thu, Oct 13, 2011 at 2:37 PM, Scott Hammel <[email protected]> wrote:
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> > Yeah ... a vote of confidence for the work Gert and his team are doing:
> > GSearch takes a lot of the headache out of indexing any XML datastream
> > (or combination of them) on your objects into a powerful search index
> > (and with Solr you get some geospatial index/query helpers).
> >
> > Scott
> >
> > On 10/13/2011 03:41 PM, Gert Schmeltz Pedersen wrote:
> > > I could add, that if you want to use Solr (with Lucene inside) the
> > straightforward way to make your Fedora objects searchable is to generate
> > Solr index documents with Fedora GSearch.
> > >
> > > Gert
> > >
> > >
> > > On 13/10/2011, at 16.57, Kevin P. Foote wrote:
> > >
> > >> Thanks for the feed back ..
> > >>
> > >> Main goal is to make this data available and search-able to a larger
> > >> audience.
> > >>
> > >> to browser - yes (needs the plugin)
> > >>
> > >> to specialized clients - yes
> > >>
> > >> georef - i believe so .. more detail shortly :-)
> > >>
> > >>
> > >> ------
> > >> thanks
> > >> kevin.foote
> > >>
> > >> On Thu, 13 Oct 2011, [email protected] wrote:
> > >>
> > >> -> Putting MrSid images into Fedora objects will not be particularly
> > hard, unless they are remarkably large. I suspect that your concerns will
> > end up being centered more around the issue of getting them out to users
> in
> > a useful way, because MrSid is not a very open format, to say the least.
> > >> ->
> > >> -> What is it that you need to do with this material? Is it to be
> > delivered to browsers? To specialized clients? Is it georeferenced
> imagery
> > for use with GIS software, or simply scans of maps?
> > >> ->
> > >> -> ---
> > >> -> A. Soroka
> > >> -> Online Library Environment
> > >> -> the University of Virginia Library
> > >> ->
> > >> ->
> > >> ->
> > >> ->
> > >> -> On Oct 13, 2011, at 10:42 AM, [email protected] wrote:
> > >> ->
> > >> -> > Fedora does include a simple DC metadata stream with each
> object
> > in a repository. This is to support basic administration and
> maintenance. It
> > is _not_ meant to provide a platform for discovery or search.
> > >> -> >
> > >> -> > Fedora's abilities to store metadata for an object are amongst
> > the most flexible you will find in the sphere of object repository
> software.
> > Anything you like can be stored in a datastream. Many institutions
> prefer to
> > use XML serializations, but that is not a constraint.
> > >> -> >
> > >> -> > Fedora also offers special treatment for RDF data with
> automatic
> > indexing to a triple store available.
> > >> -> >
> > >> -> > If your use case amounts to storing some specialized geospatial
> > metadata in an allocated datastream, you will have no problem doing that.
> > You probably will _not_ want to rely on the repository-maintained DC
> > metadata for anything other than administration and simple harvesting.
> > Creating a discovery service around a repository is an entirely separate
> > question, and there are lots of good resources and solution packages
> > available. You may want to examine some of the web application frameworks
> > for Fedora, like Islandora or Hydra.
> > >> -> >
> > >> -> > ---
> > >> -> > A. Soroka
> > >> -> > Online Library Environment
> > >> -> > the University of Virginia Library
> > >> -> >
> > >> -> >
> > >> -> >
> > >> -> >
> > >> -> > On Oct 13, 2011, at 10:22 AM, Kevin P. Foote wrote:
> > >> -> >
> > >> -> >> Hi all,
> > >> -> >>
> > >> -> >> Apologies for the xpost .. but sort of relevant to both
> > repository
> > >> -> >> implementations (at least for me).
> > >> -> >>
> > >> -> >> We are currently using DSpace (moving to latest version
> soon). I
> > have
> > >> -> >> a general high level type metadata question and did not know
> > where else
> > >> -> >> to post, so here goes. (perhaps someone can point me to a
> better
> > list)
> > >> -> >>
> > >> -> >> We have a largish (in our terms) project that involves map
> data
> > or rather
> > >> -> >> (.sid) images[1] produced from said map data.
> > >> -> >>
> > >> -> >> We currently have an in-house application that catalogs these
> > images and
> > >> -> >> stores some crazy 90 field metadata info within it.
> > >> -> >>
> > >> -> >> My question is what is the best way (read any way) to handle
> > getting
> > >> -> >> this content into dspace (or fedora commons) in an intelligent
> > manor.
> > >> -> >>
> > >> -> >> My understanding is that dspace and fedora use the dc-metadata
> > >> -> >> standard to search, catalog, and provide a common way for
> > libraries and
> > >> -> >> repository software get at content.
> > >> -> >>
> > >> -> >>
> > >> -> >> Would this additional metadata get in the way with operation?
> > >> -> >>
> > >> -> >> Would it be best to create dc records for each item and then
> > augment the
> > >> -> >> dc info with this complete additional metadata set in a new
> type
> > of metadata
> > >> -> >> (not in the dc)?
> > >> -> >>
> > >> -> >> Is there a common standard for map type metadata? (USGS?)
> > >> -> >>
> > >> -> >>
> > >> -> >> Any help pointers appreciated..
> > >> -> >>
> > >> -> >>
> > >> -> >> [1] images are 'Multi-resolution Seamless Image Database'
> files
> > from
> > >> -> >> what I gather. Related to ArcGIS, ERDAS software..
> > >> -> >>
> > >> -> >> ------
> > >> -> >> thanks
> > >> -> >> kevin.foote
> > >> -> >>
> > >> -> >>
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