Thanks, that helped. But it still not compiles. Am I right that You also
modified MetadataValue.java?:
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compile:
[javac] Compiling 5 source files to
/opt/dspace-1.4.2-source/build/classes
[javac]
/opt/dspace-1.4.2-source/src/org/dspace/content/DCValue.java:109:
Yes, that was it - nearly: But to 'ant' it successfully I can not remove
the method formShortKey() because it is used in Item.java. Fortunately
there is no problem with it, because the number of parameters are correct.
But the next problem arrives with my ingest. I call
/dspace/bin/dsrun
Hi Christophe,
there is no trailing space at the configuration line. And the
DIM-submission.xsl is placed in [dspace-src]/config/crosswalks/ and
[dspace]/config/crosswalks/. In both cases it is readable and executable
for everyone...
Greetings
Robert
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Dupriez Christophe schrieb:
Dupriez Christophe schrieb:
dim:original assumes type=unique... I never had to load multiple files
(except from ORIGINAL and TEXT) so I did not went further on this
aspect...
I suppose something like dim:annex would have to be developped...
Would it be a solution to import additional
You need to import the xml files with DSpace's import tool (see
documentation). However, you you first need to parse the XML to a format
which is understood by the importer. I think you need to do this
yourself with XSLT, PHP, perl or similar.
-Mika
I need import metadata in DSPACE. I have
No and No... sorry to say, but without '--test' the message is the same
('Error, cannot find an IngestionCrosswalk plugin for: DIMDIM') and
adding in dspace.cfg as additional line
'crosswalk.submission.dimdim.stylesheet = crosswalks/DIM-submission.xsl'
it is still the same. Even after saying
Hi All,
I'm trying to get a sense of how many universities are using Dspace for
ETDs and whether institutions are bulk loading ETDs as opposed to
allowing students to self-submit.
I've looked through the literature, but have been unable to find
anything on best practices for ETDs in Dspace.
George Mason is using our DSpace repository for holding our ETDs,
along with the other usual IR types of things. I wouldn't say there is
a current best practices guide, but the Networked Digital Library of
Theses and Dissertations (www.ndltd.org) web site has much information.
This is an interesting statistic which we are not really collecting for
the DSpace community. Perhaps we could invite everyone who has a DSpace
instance registered on the wiki also to list the content types that they
are using it for.
And in answer to your question, we are also using DSpace
Dorothea,
While I appreciate much of what you said I would have to
disagree with:
DSpace's lack of a plugin/mod API,
I don't know what a mod API is, but DSpace does have a very
powerful plugin mechanism. We have used it here to create
a custom RESTful Web services interface for ingestion and
On 13/11/07 23:52, Christian Voelker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I appreciate your comment written with the deep knowledge of a
long term user but I have a hard time to google all the external
references to technologies such as Tapir, Researcher Pages, Sword
an everything else you mention. I
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