Re: [Dspace-tech] Bad date problem in DSpace 1.7.1

2011-08-19 Thread Bram Luyten
For what it's worth, this sounds related to this discussion here:
https://jira.duraspace.org/browse/DS-815

If you have additional information I think it would be valuable if you could
log it there as well.

with kindest regards,

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On Thu, Aug 18, 2011 at 10:39 PM, Thornton, Susan M. (LARC-B702)[LITES] 
susan.m.thorn...@nasa.gov wrote:

 Thanks a bunch George.  I heard from someone else who said they also had
 the same problem.
 Sue



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 -Original Message-
 From: George S Kozak [mailto:g...@cornell.edu]
 Sent: Thursday, August 18, 2011 2:48 PM
 To: Thornton, Susan M. (LARC-B702)[LITES];
 dspace-tech@lists.sourceforge.net
 Subject: RE: Bad date problem in DSpace 1.7.1

 Hi, Susan:

 I reported the same problem back in May.  I was told to exported the
 metadata for the problem records and then reimport them after fixing them.
  That worked, but I never heard anyone saying that the problem was going to
 be fixed.

 George Kozak
 Digital Library Specialist
 Cornell University Library Information Technologies (CULIT)
 501 Olin Library
 Cornell University
 Ithaca, NY 14853
 607-255-8924
 
 From: Thornton, Susan M. (LARC-B702)[LITES] [susan.m.thorn...@nasa.gov]
 Sent: Thursday, August 18, 2011 12:13 PM
 To: dspace-tech@lists.sourceforge.net
 Subject: [Dspace-tech] Bad date problem in DSpace 1.7.1

 Hi,
 I am in the process of upgrading from DSpace 1.5.1 to 1.7.1.  I am
 almost done and am running index-init, but I’ve just noticed a problem.
  With previous versions of DSpace, if a “bad” date was encountered in one of
 the date fields (issue date, accession date, publication date), DSpace just
 ignored it.  Now, it seems it is unable to either display the Item page or
 the Browse screen if encounters one of these records.  Here’s an example:

 One of our items has the following invalid issue and publication date that
 our Users have never gotten around to correcting:

 Washington, D.C. :1955.

 If I try to display the Item, the screen is blank and the following message
 displays in the dspace.log file:

 2011-08-18 12:07:14,232 WARN  org.dspace.content.DCDate @ Mangled date:
 Washington, D.C. :1955.  ..failed all attempts to parse as date.


 The same message displays if I try to browse by issue date.

 I know the “right” thing to do is to clean up our data, but I also know we
 have quite a few of these old bad dates and am wondering why DSpace is now
 having a problem with it.

 Thanks,
 Sue



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[Dspace-tech] Dspace content uploading without digital file

2011-08-19 Thread Vinod K. Sharma
Hi,

I have installed Dspace 1.7.1 . I have also started uploading the digital 
content and it is working fine.
I also want to upload some contents for which I do not have any digital file, I 
just want to upload citation details of those contents. But Dspace is not 
allowing the submission without uploading the file.
Can you please give me any solution to upload the contents with uploading the 
file.

Regards,

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Re: [Dspace-tech] Dspace content uploading without digital file

2011-08-19 Thread emilio lorenzo

Hi Vinod

change the default value  (in dspace.cfg)  for
webui.submit.upload.required = false

That should work
Regards
Emilio



El 19/08/2011 10:21, Vinod K. Sharma escribió:

Hi,

I have installed Dspace 1.7.1 . I have also started uploading the digital 
content and it is working fine.
I also want to upload some contents for which I do not have any digital file, I 
just want to upload citation details of those contents. But Dspace is not 
allowing the submission without uploading the file.
Can you please give me any solution to upload the contents with uploading the 
file.

Regards,

Vinod

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[Dspace-tech] Managment of Historical Archival

2011-08-19 Thread Miguel A. Robledo

Hello everyone,

I need to implement DSpace for archiving valuable documents in the environment 
of government.

I know there are standards such as ISO 15489 records management or the G-ISAD 
for archival description, but wanted to know if anyone has done anything
like this or suggest any idea.

I also wanted to know if is possible combine with the Dublin Core metadata with 
ISAD-G or EAD or is it preferable to adopt a single metadata schema.

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[Dspace-tech] DSpace / Kaltura integration

2011-08-19 Thread George S Kozak
This is posted on behalf of David Ruddy, who coordinates activities related to 
our institutional repository at Cornell.

-
Cornell's central campus IT has recently begun working with Kaltura to provide 
video services across campus. In the Library, we'd like to see some degree of 
integration between our DSpace IR and Kaltura, such as streaming capabilities 
for video content in our IR.

We're just beginning to explore such integration and wondering if others in the 
DSpace community have already done so, or are interested in collaborating.

If you operate both DSpace and Kaltura and have attempted integration, or are 
interested in integration, please let me know.

Thanks,

David Ruddy
d...@cornell.edu
607.255.6803



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Re: [Dspace-tech] DSpace / Kaltura integration

2011-08-19 Thread Pottinger, Hardy J.
Hi, George, David, since you inquired about interest, I thought I'd say
that, while we don't currently run Kaltura, we're definitely interested in
seeing a streaming integration for DSpace made available to the community.
It's been at the top of the list for a while, here in Missouri. I do know
that Stuart Lewis and Kim Shepherd have been working with integrating
Red5, they presented on this work at OR11, and Kim may be able to offer
tips for other similar kinds of integration. We're also willing to
collaborate on a solution which can be given to the community.
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On 8/19/11 9:01 AM, George S Kozak g...@cornell.edu wrote:

This is posted on behalf of David Ruddy, who coordinates activities
related to our institutional repository at Cornell.

-
Cornell's central campus IT has recently begun working with Kaltura to
provide video services across campus. In the Library, we'd like to see
some degree of integration between our DSpace IR and Kaltura, such as
streaming capabilities for video content in our IR.

We're just beginning to explore such integration and wondering if others
in the DSpace community have already done so, or are interested in
collaborating.

If you operate both DSpace and Kaltura and have attempted integration, or
are interested in integration, please let me know.

Thanks,

David Ruddy
d...@cornell.edu
607.255.6803



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Re: [Dspace-tech] Managment of Historical Archival

2011-08-19 Thread Mark H. Wood
On Fri, Aug 19, 2011 at 10:22:30AM -0500, Tim Donohue wrote:
[snip]
 To answer your second question about metadata.  DSpace does support 
 custom metadata schemas (you can create your own), but internally it 
 does not currently support XML-based metadata (like EAD). Out-of-the-box 
 DSpace only supports qualified Dublin Core. You can import/export 
 metadata in some XML-based formats, but when the metadata is stored in 
 DSpace itself it is always translated into a qualified Dublin Core 
 structure (so depending on the metadata schema, some specificity may be 
 lost).

Well, strictly speaking, it's not *all* QDC specifically.  You can
define as many additional schemae as you want.  But they all have to
be one- or two-level hierarchies (like QDC) so some models would be
quite difficult to represent.  Shallow hierarchial models are what
DSpace can use to support basic searching and browsing.  If you can
express it as a tuple {schema, term[, qualifier]} then it is
manipulable in DSpace.

IIRC other types of metadata representations can be stored as
bitstreams, though they can't be directly used by DSpace.  They would
be bound to their Items and available for use by other tools.

I guess it would be fair to say that DSpace concentrates on doing IR
well, but tries not to get in the way of people who are willing to
extend it to do other things well.

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[Dspace-tech] Authority control not found (and Mirage theme)

2011-08-19 Thread David Chandek-Stark
Hi,

I recently implemented authority control on dc.contributor.author and generally 
it seems to work well.  However, there is one issue which may or may not be a 
bug in the implementation or in the Mirage theme choice-support.js script.  
When a value is *not found* in the authority and the user selects to use the 
value anyway, the system sets the confidence value to the constant for 
accepted rather than not found.  I can read some ambiguity in the 
documentation 
(https://wiki.duraspace.org/display/DSPACE/Authority+Control+of+Metadata+Values)
 and source code regarding the correct answer -- I.e., in a sense the value 
is accepted as is by an authoritative interactive user, but it's also not 
found in the authority data source.  In any case, we would like in this 
instance for the confidence level to be set to not found in order to 
distinguish it from values that are found in the authority data source.  So, I 
guess the question to the list is: Is the behavior we are observing correct by 
design?

Thanks,
David

DSpace 1.7.1
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Re: [Dspace-tech] How to share a collection among many communities?

2011-08-19 Thread Mark Diggory
Alexandre,
Yes, what you are reading is old documentation. The core codebase
supports placing a collection in more than one community. But the user
interfaces do not and the behavior may be unexpected.  This is an area
of DSpace that was never completely implemented.  I would avoid
attempting to add a a collection to more than one community.

Mapping items into multiple collections is probably a bit more stable,
although personally, I'm not sure I've ever seen a valid reason to
want to do it. Its always been my opinion that the urge to start
mapping items across collections means that your overloading the
meaning of the Community/Collection hierarchy for your organization
and treating it as a classification scheme rather than a tool to
manage submitter and review workflow.

Note, The introduction of Discovery/Solr to DSpace as a search
solution had the intent of providing the repo developers with a tool
to create views over DSpace content that are not
Community/Collection centric. Though this is still in its
adolescence, eventually navigation over DSpace content by a means
other than a community/collection hierarchy will lead to a better
separation of management and presentation features and less need to
attempt multiple item mapping in the first place.

Mark

On Thu, Aug 18, 2011 at 3:09 PM, helix84 heli...@centrum.sk wrote:

 On Thu, Aug 18, 2011 at 22:52, Stuart Lewis s.le...@auckland.ac.nz wrote:
  Using the batch CSV editor won't work, as this just allows items to be 
  added to collections, not to communities.

 Oh, I misread, thanks for catching that.

 Regards,
 ~~helix84

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Re: [Dspace-tech] Requesting Troubleshooting Suggestions - AIP Export Errors

2011-08-19 Thread Patrick Etienne
Tim -

Many thanks for your help! I'm going to try to provide some additional
information to see about teasing out the cause of this particular problem.

To start, I should toss out a little system information:
DSpace v. 1.7.2
Java version 1.6.0_26
PostgresSQL 8.4.7
All on the same RedHat box.

The next important detail is that I should have removed the manifestOnly
option from the command as I've experienced the error with manifestOnly set
to true as well as left out (defaulted to false). As a side note, this use
of manifestOnly was more of an afterthought (I'd noted it's experimental
nature), and I'm not certain that it actually does quite what I was looking
for. My purpose is setting up instances with data so that I can fully test
themes I'm building for various institutions, but I'm not really needing
content files (bitstreams), just the communities, sub-communities,
collections, item-pages, and *references* to content files (having files or
not doesn't really matter as much, but it'd be preferable to leave out the
asset store). From the description in your email, it does sound indeed as
though setting the manifestOnly option to true would be good for my
use-case *as long as* the feature was stable (which, as it has been said,
it's not as of yet). But again, the manifestOnly option is not a priority
(for me) at this point.

It sounds as though the next piece of the puzzle might be the database
connection. The postgres service that I'm using for the instance(s) is on
the same machine as the dspace instance(s). I think that eliminates network
troubles as a potential cause (not that there couldn't be something else
going on with the postgres service).

Next up would be a little more detail concerning the behavior of the
attempted command. The error does not happen immediately, it does run for a
while before erroring out. I'm not sure about how to get exact statistics
for how much of the process is being completed, but I can give some info.
The instance I'm attempting to pull from has 28 communities and 82
sub-communities (all but a few have items). I'm not sure how many
collections but it should have between 6,000 to 8,000 items. I've run the
command numerous times and seem to semi-randomly get between 55mb and
125mb's worth of data. That ranges between 2, 6, or more communities
depending on the run (with collection and item numbers varying widely). In
attempting to do some more detailed troubleshooting I delved into a DEBUG
level of dspace logs. Unfortunately the DEBUG level only gave me one
additional line from which to investigate the issue:

2011-08-19 14:05:51,512 DEBUG net.sf.ehcache.CacheManager @ CacheManager
already shutdown

The rest of the log file didn't show anything relevant. From there I was
going to try to take a look at the postgres logs but 1) I don't have read
access to them, 2) They don't have query level information (not sure how
necessary that would be), and 3) My sysadmin seemed to think that it
wouldn't worth checking at this point. He did, however, suggest some other
things to check on which I have. We have several (around 10) tomcat
instances serving dspace installations on this server. Half have no data and
are never used. The other half have descent stores of info (communities,
collections, items, bitstreams) but are very infrequently accessed. One
instance is large and has more regular (but hard for me to define in volume)
usage. I ended up changing all the instances to have a db.maxidle value of 5
(rather than the default -1 [unlimited]). This seemed to enable the AIP
export process to run longer before it errored out. After this I ended up
shutting down all the tomcat instances save for the large one and also
increased the db.maxconnections to 400 (just to give it a whirl). This
seemed to allow the AIP export to go even longer before erroring out.
Another interesting (to me at least) thing is that I also tried changing the
db.maxidle down to a value of 1. The trial here lasted a long time, got a
lot of data, but ended due to exceeding the db.maxwait interval (I'd set it
to 1 milliseconds) for the idle thread. I'm not sure what all exactly
this would tell us, but at least some of it will be relevant/helpful info.
One other thing that I discovered while tweaking with the database settings
was that running the AIP export while tailing the log file showed that
the org.postgresql.util.PSQLException
popped up at least a few times for each AIP export I'd attempted to do.

Is it a specific object in DSpace that causes the error?
This is a great question. I'm not sure how to answer it though (would
probably need a query level of postgres logs?). I can say that for certain
this was the case for an earlier error (not one that related to postgres
issues) that we'd encountered with the AIP tool. The cause of the earlier
error was that we'd somehow managed to have a couple items in the instance
that did not have titles. After making sure that the items were removed or
given dc.title