Hi,
Has anyone tried/done the following on DSpace: modify the search code
so, that it would return any given search as RSS feed? This shouldn't
be too hard to implement, since DSpace already contains the
functionality to provide RSS feeds from a set of items. What Im hoping
to achieve, is to be ab
I have recently found out that a journal article may have two ISSNs. One is
the print ISSN and appears (typically) on the front cover of the article.
The other is the electronic ISSN. I am not sure where that comes from but it
is in some metadata I have seen. The metadata is not dublin core (dc). I
I would like to search my DSpace by ISSN. Is there any chance of this
function being added to DSpace? When I add books to my DSpace I expect I
will want to search by ISBN as well. At the moment I have to enter the ISSN
as a search word. This does work because the ISSN is extracted by the
indexing o
I am trying to set up a DSpace that models societies, journals, issues and
articles. Each article is an item. The collection that contains the items is
an issue. The journal that publishes the issue(s) is a sub-community, and
the society that publishes the journal(s) is a community. My question is,
I am looking into setting up permissions on my prototype DSpace. It occurs
to me that there could be a very useful enhancement made to DSpace. I can
this functionality 'access icons'. The idea is that when a collection is
listed, each item has a (configurable) icon against it that indicates if
read
Hi Andrew,
In fact ISSN is not part of Dublin Core. Bear in mind that Dublin Core is not
restricted to the academic/publishing world. Typically people use dc.identifier
for this data and add a qualifier of issn to the end just to identify what is
actually in there, but the qualifier is not part
Hi all,
I'd like to know if the SWORD implementation for DSpace 1.5.x is being used
anywhere in a production environment. Are there any known bugs or other
issues with it? I'm asking this because I'm researching the possiblility of
having our university's forthcoming Current Research Information S
Hi
I would like to allow my users to manage and display collections of
assets via an external web site (say, for example, an exhibition site).
I was thinking I could retrieve the record from DSpace as pure XML then
transform it within my external site.
Therefore, I was wondering if there is so
Hello Timo,
It seems Stuart Lewis used SWORD depositing for this experiment:
http://blog.stuartlewis.com/2009/01/19/dspace-at-a-third-of-a-million-items/
best regards,
Bram
@mire NV
Romeinse Straat 18
3001 Heverlee
Belgium
+32 2 888 29 56
http://www.atmire.com - Institutional Repository Soluti
Dspace does expose the items for harvesting using OAI-PMH, which (I think) is
just XML. So, if you could send OAI-PMH requests to your Dspace instance you
could transform the responses to suit your needs (I think).
Cheers, Robin.
Robin Taylor
Main Library
University of Edinburgh
Tel. 0131 6515
We are getting many internal error messages when submitting to dspace?
We typically get
them at two places: 1. uploading the file or 2. the final page when we
click on "I grant the license."Also, we are unable to
upload anything to one of our communities. We get an error on
the final page
Could you please put the stack trace of dspace.log?
regards,
Felipe
Sandy De Groote escribió:
We are getting many internal error messages when submitting to dspace?
We typically get
them at two places: 1. uploading the file or 2. the final page when we
click on "I grant the license."A
Hi Sandy,
could you provide more information (stack trace).
Just a guess. Got the tomcat user the proper rights - i.e. does [dspace]
your dspace intallation directory belongs to the user tomcat (assuming
this is your servlet container) is running as?
Claudia Jürgen
Sandy De Groote schrieb:
On Thu, Jan 22, 2009 at 8:54 AM, Mr Havercamp wrote:
> Therefore, I was wondering if there is some way of viewing DSpace item
> records as raw XML? Alternatively if someone could suggest an
> alternative method it would be much appreciated.
This is an interesting question. The answer is yes, the
Claudia,
Thanks for any help you can provide!
Jan 20, 2009 8:30:13 AM org.apache.catalina.core.StandardWrapperValve invoke
WARNING: Servlet.service() for servlet submit threw exception
java.io.IOException: No such file or directory
at java.io.UnixFileSystem.createFileExclusively(Native M
Hi Hayden,
oai is one possibility to expose the metadata. Apart from using the
crosswalks provided, you can define other crosswalks and expose them via
OAI.
RSS feeds are another possibility.
Hope that helps
Claudia Jürgen
Robin Taylor schrieb:
> Dspace does expose the items for harvesting u
Hi Sandy,
seems to be the problem mentioned below, an authorization one.
Your tomcat user needs the authorization to write to
[dspace]/assetstore.
In the installation instructions it is recommended to run tomcat as the
dspace user which owns the [dspace] directory.
Claudia
Sandy De Groote s
Hello,
I have reached the step where I have to create the administrator
account, but when I run "dsrun
org.dspace.administer.CreateAdministrator" in c:\Dspace\dspace\bin\ this
is what a get:
"C:\Dspace>C:\DSpace\dspace\bin\dsrun
org.dspace.administer.CreateAdministrator
Using DSpace installatio
Thanks for the suggestions.
OAI looks very promising for what we want to achieve.
For anyone else who's interested one can use a url similar to the
following;
http://your.dspace.domain.tld/oai/request?verb=GetRecord&metadataPrefix=mets&identifier=oai:your.dspace.domain.tld/dspace:10431/24
We do regular batch uploads of electronic theses and dissertations, pulling
both metadata another database. The metadata (especially the abstracts) often
contains entity references when we get it. After we upgraded to 1.5, our
content people started noticing that these references were not bein
Hi,
Yes, we offer the SWORD interface on all Open Repository hosted
repositories - and we have clients that are working with it to develop
systems to populate the their repositories with content.
Which brings us to an interesting limitation of the reference
implementation, that I would like to
We're beginning the process of moving from 1.4 to 1.5
First question. Which is the preferred interface - xmlui or jspui?
===
Glenn Bunton gbun...@odu.edu
Head of Systems Development 757-683-5952
The quick answer to that is that it depends on both your local
organization's goals and resident skills. If you plan to do lots of
interface redesign and add custom functionality, then the XMLUI is the
right choice. However, it requires more advanced in-house skills (Java,
XML, XSLT, CSS), whe
Andrew,
I might recommend avoiding using Collections for Issues, mostly
because then your going to end up with "lots" of the them, and that
tends to make the interface both difficult to navigate and maintain.
Another possibility to consider, instead, add the issue detail either
to the Ite
On Jan 22, 2009, at 9:01 AM, Dorothea Salo wrote:
> On Thu, Jan 22, 2009 at 8:54 AM, Mr Havercamp
> wrote:
>
>> Therefore, I was wondering if there is some way of viewing DSpace
>> item
>> records as raw XML? Alternatively if someone could suggest an
>> alternative method it would be much ap
Yes, filesystem permissions in the assetstore would cause both to
fail. But also look at your filesystem quota as well to make sure
there is disk space.
On Jan 22, 2009, at 9:32 AM, Claudia Jürgen wrote:
> Hi Sandy,
>
> seems to be the problem mentioned below, an authorization one.
>
> Your t
Glenn,
Randall's right, it really is dependent on your goals and skills. If
your staff is more comfortable with the JSPUI, then it might be best to
upgrade to the new JSPUI. However, if you have a few XML/XSLT/CSS savvy
folks, you may find that the XMLUI is a bit more dynamic and allows you
You may want to look at a Journal collection we've done. It doesn't
completely address the problem you're asking about but is in the same
sphere, and i second what Mark said, it is likely best to not use
communities and collections in that manor.
http://repositories.tdl.org/tdl/handle/224
Hi Andrew,
Your suggested approach using collections for issues and (sub-)community
for journals is the approach we took. Unfortunately the hosted journal
that intended to go into production didn't eventuate so it isn't
implemented in our production repository but there is a screencast
(http:/
On Fri, Jan 23, 2009 at 12:49 AM, Scott Yeadon wrote:
> Hi Andrew,
>
> Your suggested approach using collections for issues and (sub-)community
> for journals is the approach we took.
Thanks for that. It's nice to know that my idea isn't totally whacky. I am
new to this digital library stuff. St
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