On Tue, Feb 10, 2009 at 10:59 AM, Simon Brown wrote:
>
> On 9 Feb 2009, at 19:40, Andrew Marlow wrote:
>
> > Please, can someone please tell me how to configure DSpace to
> > recognise CML files?
>
Your DSpace would need an entry for CML in the metadata registry;
Yes, I have done this now. For some reason it took a while for DSpace to
pick this up. I think perhaps it might have cached the pages I was looking
at.
> I don't know if this happens by default.
No it doesn't. Not yet. I would like to see it added to the registry in the
next DSpace release. I suppose that means filing an enhancement request in
jira.
> You also need to configure your
> browser to run jmol on downloaded CML files. It's your browser, not
> DSpace, which launches a PDF viewer to show PDFs.
I've done this now and it will do for the moment. But what I would really
like to see is a version of DSpace that uses jmol via webstart. This would
allow the rotating image to be displayed in the web page. See
http://ecrystals.chem.soton.ac.uk/28/ for an example of what I mean.
On a related note I wonder if it would be possible to get DSpace to use a
PDF addon so that PDFs could be displayed within web pages? I realise that
an addon is different from launching something via webstart.
Regards,
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