Hi Rob,
On Thu, Apr 19, 2007 at 08:27:32PM -0400, Robert Tansley wrote:
batch export (classic): needs fixing
batch import (classic): needs fixing
browse indexer: needs fixing
search (lucene indexer): needs fixing
media filter: OK
history system: problems recording collection state (loads
Hi!
(1) Will the write policy allow a user to edit his item submissions
in DSpace.
(2) Can a single user be given privilege to create sub-communities
apart from Administrators
(3) Can a user submit articles to several collections or communities
at a time?
Thanks,
Jayan
As I understand it, authorization is item specific. Now, if you set up a
collection and you give say read permissions to bitstreams to a certain
group of epeople, then when items are submitted to the collection, the items
will inherit these permissions, and if you change the permissions on the
Dear All,
The DSpace community is pleased to announce the release of DSpace 1.4.2
beta (3 days ahead of schedule!).
This beta is primarily a bug fix release incorporating numerous bug
fixes and enhancements. Refer to the CHANGES file within the
distribution for the full list of enhancements,
Ahh, makes sense. Thank you!!
-Sarah Ryder
Web Development
Hampshire College
413.559.5477
On Fri, 20 Apr 2007, Claudia Jürgen wrote:
Hi Sarah,
this is correct. The value is set in
org.dspace.browse.BrowseScope.java
public BrowseScope(Context context)
{
this.context = context;
I noticed that when you are browsing by title, author, etc and you use the
jump to feature along the top of the page to get to records beginning with
a certain letter, the records that are listed always include records that
begin with the previous letter. Does anybody know if there is a
Hi Sarah,
this is correct. The value is set in
org.dspace.browse.BrowseScope.java
public BrowseScope(Context context)
{
this.context = context;
scope = null;
focus = null;
total = 21;
numberBefore = 3;
}
as numberBefore.
This is usual
I attempted to limit the browse index for subjects. Originally, I had
webui.browse.index.subject = dc.subject.*
I changed it to:
webui.browse.index.subject = dc.subject.lcsh, dc.subject.other
And now when I run the index-all I get this error:
Creating browse index
Indexing all Items in
Hello all,
Lafayette College is in the planning stages for a DSpace repository.
While our planning team (which includes a few faculty members) is
interested in providing public access to undergraduate honors theses,
some other faculty members have expressed concerns. In looking at
permission
Actually, DSpace DOES highlight the matched record. DSpace is smart!
I assumed context was the reason behind the functionality, but our
librarians here were asking me the question and asking me to change
it. Go figure. ;)
Thanks
-Sarah Ryder
Web Development
Hampshire College
413.559.5477
Does anybody know if there is a reason
why the actual record that you're looking for is always listed as the
third or fourth option down?
It's a librarian thing. The idea is that if the record you asked for
is listed first, but turns out *not* to be the record you actually
want, you can't see
Hi Robert,
We're testing the possibility of using the DSpace simple archive format
and item importer to create a DSpace record without a corresponding
item. Here's what we're doing:
1. Create the records in the dublin_core.xml format as described in the
Item Importer and Exporter/DSpace simple
We've got a couple patches to the LNI stuff from John Fawcett of
CARET which allow one to create collections/communities via LNI and
Update/Delete Items. I don't see why the PAckager framework couldn't
also be tailored to allow creating items without files.
I don't see why the Submission UI
Cory,
Comments below:
On 04/18/2007 01:54 PM, Cory Snavely wrote:
Well, as I said at first, it all depends on your definition of what a
memory hog is. Today's hog fits in tomorrow's pocket. We better all
already be used to that.
Thank you for proving my point on memory bloat pervasiveness in
Another heads up to what Mark has said:
It's worth noting there are TWO Configurable Submission patches
currently available from SourceForge:
1) Configurable Submission Patch, v. 2.0:
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detailaid=1532695group_id=19984atid=319984
2) Configurable
We're going to be setting up a new DSpace+Manakin installation
and I have a few questions about performance tuning.
I see looking at the mail archives that there are people using a
clustered Tomcat configuration with a single database backend.
Are there any tricks to doing so? Any particular
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