Hi, Peter,
Regarding the github DSpace repository... I tried to merge the
*dspace-1.7.2* tag into a local branch for testing, and on building I
saw that the maven packaging had prepared a 1.7.3-SNAPSHOT target. Sure
enough, the dspace-1.7.2 tag points at the _prepare for next
development
Hi Hayden,
For the logo issue you previously mentioned, I have updated the code and
wiki page info.
/communities/{id} - returns information about particular community
/communities/{id}/logo - returns corresponding logo id
The logo is considered as bitstream, like other bitstreams in the system
Thank you Alan.
You are correct. The github tag dspace-1.7.2 is incorrect, and points to a
situation where the pom is configured for 1.7.3-SNAPSHOT, which you don't
want.
As a result, I have created a new tag on Github, called
Our Institute (www.bethmardutho.org http://www.bethmardutho.org/ )
managed to install DSpace on a Windows machine running IIS. DSpace runs
fine from http://localhost http://localhost/ . So far we don't know
how to get IIS to communicate with Tomcat. We followed the following
link, kindly provided
Hi Hayden,
There is a simple method where you can ask a THUMBNAIL bundle bitstream for
the ORIGINAL bitstream that it is related to.
Bitstream findOriginalBitstream(Item item, Bitstream derived)
Its good that there is a simple method to call, however, its implementation
reveals how fragile the
Hi Peter
Thanks for the clarification and the find original method; I already had
code to carry out a similar function and have modified it to more
closely match the DSpace functionality.
My assumption was that a bundle would encompass all variations of an
asset; original, thumb, preview,
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