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yes ,Tomcat is working fine.my dspace - admin page is being displayed.But im
unable to login as administrator. its says wrong emailid What should i do?
I ve used the create- administrator command, and creted the admini id .
where is the information stored.plz help me out.
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Hi Rudra,
rudra chandana wrote:
yes ,Tomcat is working fine.my dspace - admin page is being
displayed.But im
unable to login as administrator. its says wrong emailid What should i
do?
I ve used the create- administrator command, and creted the admini id .
where is the information
Jose,
I've just uploaded what should be my final revision of this patch. It
incorporates a couple of additional small fixes:
1) If somebody is logged into a console and are 'in' the search
directory, it no longer stops the index replacement from happening
2) Minor structural improvements to the
Hi Krishna,
Krishna wrote:
Hello everyone,
I need some suggestions. We are trying to integrate DSpace to a system
which already uses handle system. If we want to use DSpace to store
the data which also uses internal handle system, how do we do it. we
would like to use only the handles which
Just trying to get thumbnails for displaying with the search and browse option.
The dspace config file arguments only need to be modifed or any other code need
to be changed for its display.
Thanks,
Jayan
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Thanks Graham! I'll give it a go and let you know.
-Jose
-Original Message-
From: Graham Triggs [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, February 14, 2007 5:52 AM
To: Jose Blanco
Cc: dspace-tech@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: RE: [Dspace-tech] Reindexing vs Tomcat running
Jose,
Jose,
That depends on what you want to do the test for - and what platform you are
running under.
When running offline, the createIndex method (actually, the new overloaded
version that takes a second parameter - more on that later), directly calls
moveIndex(). So, to stop an offline indexer
Graham:
Let me explain what I want to do. I want to leave the web application code
unchanged, and so it will be using dspace 1.4.1 without your patch. But I
want to update the code so that I can run filter-media from [dspace]/bin
using your code. So I could either:
1. have moveIndex return
java.io.tmpdir is normally /tmp under unix, and c:\temp under windows.
Although it really reflects whatever is set as the OS 'temp' environment
variable (if set).
You can override java.io.tmpdir by passing -Djava.io.tmpdir= on the command
line when starting Java.
But yes, in your case, the
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