Sorry for my ignorance, I had no idea about the picasaButtonAPI. I
definitely was only thinking webalbumsAPI.
Very cool!
Ok, so now the path (according to my interpretation) would be:
picasaButton "Import to DSpace" -> Picasa Web Uploader Wizard/Dialog ->
Sword Ingest into repo/collection.
This s
Peter,
The ability to import from a remote source such as picasa or through adobe
bridge could be pretty useful. Kind of like the way an ORE harvester works.
I think you may be talking about the Web Albums Data API. Using that there
would be a bit of duplication, unless you were harvesting someth
Hi,
First off, I do agree that picasa is an awesome tool. I use it all the time
for personal use. And syncing photos to your web gallery is super easy.
Second, the picasaweb API is super easy to use, to re-purpose your photos,
i.e.
https://github.com/Cloudhaus/RailHaus/blob/master/app/views/event
Hi Joseph,
I also took the word deprecated to mean something developers usually take
but from your notice, I agree that use of the API would be fine.
Thanks for the wonderful idea about uploading from Picasa. Though I am not
among the DSpace developers but only another student interested to
contr
Good Point Vibhaj. I noticed that it was deprecated, but the following
disclaimer was on the project home page (http://code.google.com/apis/picasa/
)
"Note: The Picasa APIs will continue to function in existing and future
versions of the Picasa client for the foreseeable future. However, these
AP
Hello Joseph,
I found the Picasa API to be deprecated but the idea seems to be very much
interesting.
Making usage of DSpace easier to non-technical users was the aim of the
Improve Submitter User Experience idea at GSoC this year.
I think DSpace developers mentoring that project will have much to
