Hallo.
We should need a help by someone of the list.
We have installed the overdated Dspace version 1.5.2 to manage our
institutional repository, non publicly evailable (it's unfortunately
hidden by a firewall).
We use a qualified dc set (library application profile).
We need to harvest the rep
Hi Marco
This wiki page might be a good place to start:
http://wiki.lib.sun.ac.za/index.php/SUNScholar/OAI-PMH
Cheers
hg
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Hi Marco
Your repository can work with any qualified set of dublincore, there are
no limitations (except some intrincsic to Dspace data model.., that´s
another thing).
OAI specification says that, at least, simple Dublin Core must be
supported, but doesn´t put any limits to support another m
Hi Marco,
as Emilio said, oai_dc (unqualified DC) is mandatory, but any number
of other formats can be made available at the same time. DSpace also
has support for qdc (qualified DC). Here's how you can activate it in
your DSpace version:
http://dspace.org/sites/dspace.org/files/archive/1_5_2Docu
Hallo.
Many thanks to Hilton, Emilio and helix84 for their valuable informations.
We have now the correct qdb crosswalk process from our dspace
installation but unfortunately it seems the platform (Primo by Ex
Libris) doesnt't support it.
Best regards
marco
Il 08/07/2014 09:47, helix84 ha sc
On 9 July 2014 10:36, Marco Tomassini wrote:
> We have now the correct qdb crosswalk process from our dspace installation
> but unfortunately it seems the platform (Primo by Ex Libris) doesnt't
> support it.
The typical interoperable problem with proprietary systems!
See: http://wiki.lib.sun.a
On Wed, Jul 9, 2014 at 10:36 AM, Marco Tomassini wrote:
> We have now the correct qdb crosswalk process from our dspace installation
> but unfortunately it seems the platform (Primo by Ex Libris) doesnt't
> support it.
Don't give up just yet. It can be done (see e.g. [1]) and I'm pretty
sure it w
I think primo from ex-libris supports OAI-PMH harvesting (at least
recent versions, there are some examples of primo integration with
repositories, on google)
The important thing is to know wich schema is expecting Primo for
harvesting and adapt the exposed metadata from Dspace to that
specific
Il 09/07/2014 11:10, helix84 ha scritto:
On Wed, Jul 9, 2014 at 10:36 AM, Marco Tomassini wrote:
We have now the correct qdb crosswalk process from our dspace installation
but unfortunately it seems the platform (Primo by Ex Libris) doesnt't
support it.
Don't give up just yet.
no, we don't :-
I can't check whether Primo supports the qdc metadataPrefix because I
forgot my EL docportal credentials. If it does, the problem is now on
Primo side so it's best bet for you to work with your EL vendor.
But in general, by the OAI-PMH 2.0 specification, the only mandatory
profile is oai_dc, so I
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