Hi, Does anyone have any pointers to information on how to create metadata
crosswalks. I have looked at the code/configs but can't my head around what I
need to do. I want to create a crosswalk for OAI-PMH and AIP import to convert
metadata between formats and also when OAI-PMH is used from a
Just for the sake of discussion:
> o HTTP has problems with the uploading of huge quantities of data.
A companion problem: HTTP also has problems handing back that huge
quantity of data, in a usable fashion.
--
HARDY POTTINGER
University of Missouri Library Systems
http://lso.umsystem.edu/~pot
We have two opposing problems that are glaring at each other with
fists raised:
o Is 2GB enough? Maybe not: how big is an hour of video? how big is
the take from an instrument in a typical run on the Large Hadron
Collider?
o HTTP has problems with the uploading of huge quantities of dat
Hi, Lyman, I just thought I'd chime in here to plug the really very handy
test-email script that you can run via the DSpace master script:
Run this as the DSpace user:
cd [dspace_dir] && bin/dspace test-email
And you can test your e-mail config, without having to go through the
submission process
Peter:
You were right there's something wrong with the email settings. I just
turned off email and the submission process is now working. I'll have to
see if there have been any changes to our campus smtp server that might
require changing the settings.
Thanks,
Lyman
On 1/20/2012 12:34 PM,
Peter:
The settings are pretty vanilla and the same as we used in version 1.6.
-Lyman
On 1/20/2012 12:04 PM, Peter Dietz wrote:
Hi Lyman,
I'm not entirely sure where the error is.. but can you check a few things.
Can you check your [dspace]/config/dspace.cfg and check that
mail.server is pro
Hi Hardy,
I suspect the problem here is that Integer.parseInt() is being used, and
the largest Integer (Integer.MAX_VALUE) is 2147483647.
As 858993459200 > 2147483647 an error occurs.
Unfortunately, based on the error, it looks like this Integer.parseInt()
call is happening in the MultipartFil
You can take a look at this wiki page for how a slightly different packager
works. It has screenshots.
https://wiki.duraspace.org/display/DSPACE/Simple+Archive+Format+Packager
As Barry was saying, you need to ensure that what you are giving as input
to the DSpace ItemImport is a directory, with su
Hi Lyman,
I'm not entirely sure where the error is.. but can you check a few things.
Can you check your [dspace]/config/dspace.cfg and check that mail.server is
properly configured.
https://github.com/DSpace/DSpace/blob/master/dspace-api/src/main/java/org/dspace/core/Email.java#L245
Peter Dietz
We're running Dspace version 1.7.2 and are receiving a null pointer
error in the final submission step. I'm not sure how long this problem
has been going on since most of our submissions come during the summer.
It's possible that the problem began when we upgraded from version 1.6.
Any ideas o
Hi Dan,
Do you experience this in internet explorer or another browser?
it seems like this has happened before:
https://jira.duraspace.org/browse/DS-624
But a developer was unable to reproduce the problem back then. Maybe if you
can provide more context information in that JIRA ticket, that a so
My understanding is that the Dspace importer looks for a directory
structure when importing items. When we do bulk imports, we point a a
directory that contains another directory for each of our items, that then
contains our xml, contents, and bitstreams. So, we point the import
command to a dire
Hi everyone,
I am trying to update the dc.subject metadata field for some records in DSpace
1.7.2 using the admin web interface. I have a CSV file that looks like the
following:
id,dc.subject
158,"Chemical engineering"
168,"Mechanical engineering"
However, when I try to import it, I get "No ch
Ian:
At our site, the only solution that we have come up with is to have people give
us (the Admins) the files and we move them to our server (using SFTP) and then
set up a batch load of the item(s) into DSpace. It is not efficient, but it
does save on User frustration in uploading huge files.
Hi, Jennifer, yes, the version of Ant required to run DSpace changed with 1.8,
mostly for this reason, though ant version 1.7 should in theory be new enough,
you may want to upgrade to the latest version of ant, just to be sure.
--Hardy
Sent from my iPad
On Jan 20, 2012, at 1:17 AM, "Jennifer
Hi,
We want to allow users to upload large files to our DSpace repository - maybe
10 GB or more. Although I can up the max size in the dspace.cfg, it takes a
long time.
Has anyone found a quicker way, maybe such as zipping up files and then
unzipping them once uploaded to Dspace?
Please let m
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