Yes... and no.
There is no way of changing this behaviour without altering the DSpace
code (which you have access to).
To be strictly accurate, you would still have to write code to
accomplish this with 1.5 - the key difference is that you aren't forced
to alter the code that is shipped as
Larry Stone wrote:
The LNI *might* be able to do this for you. It streams directly from
the incoming PUT body through a Zip decoder into a Bitstream, so theoretically
there is no artificial length limit. However, the _implementation_ of any of
those layers of software might not be able to
Vezina Marie-Helene wrote:
Thank you Graham,
Very clear answer.
I guess the final goal I was pursuing while playing around with the browse
configuration was to be able, for my Browse lists, to have one Date column
that would display dc.date.submitted for ETDs and dc.date.issued for
Hi,
Take a look at the dspace.cfg file. There is an entry
webui.itemlist.columns
that you can use to specify which metadata fields you want displayed in
the list.
Note that you will also need entries in your messages.properties file(s)
for the column headings - they start 'itemlist.'
Sue,
I'm not denying that there is an efficiency problem / bug in DSpace to
be bombing out on a minor Collection change just because of the number
of Items.
But 256 / 512Mb really is virtually nothing these days. I can easily
exceed that editing the DSpace source in an IDE. I'll regularly see
Hi,
I don't believe that anyone has tried this, however I don't see any
reason why this shouldn't work.
G
mahesh mahesh wrote:
Hi,
I am new to this .
Can i compile dspace with open jdk package ?
Thanks
Mahesh
Mark Diggory wrote:
I will ask why are you trying to alter the existing handle.jar? The
current one we publish into the maven repository (which your build
has downloaded) should be adequate for DSpace 1.5.1 and the current
Handle service. Are you encountering problems running the handle
Yes, in theory (at least for 1.5+ - haven't checked earlier)
For example, a query like
author:[aa TO ab]
Will find all items with authors that start with 'aa' (it will also find
any authors that exactly match 'ab', but not 'aba', etc.)
G
Jochen Lienhard wrote:
Hi,
does DSpace support
I'll concur with Mark's comments about the use of Maven modules.
A small note about Java package spaces though - org.dspace.authenticate
is the correct place for it to be if you are intending to submit it as a
patch.
If it's just a local customisation, it's better to use a package
appropriate
Hi Susan,
These are long known issues with PDF text extraction. And they are
both due to bugs in the underlying libraries that are used, and not
necessarily an issue with the PDF content or size.
For the heap space issue, a new configuration option was added to
DSpace 1.5 - if you add to
You can run index-init with the website up, but bear in mind:
1) There may be a few exceptions thrown whilst the tables are being
created (prior to population)
2) The browse lists won't be fully populated until the index-init script
has finished running (may take some time on a large
If you are getting a document not found error, then your URLs are wrong.
Are you still using links to /[dspace]/browse-title,
/[dspace]/browse-author, etc?
The new urls are /[dspace]/browse?type=title,
Charl Roberts wrote:
Hi,
We’ve recently upgraded to 1.5. All seems to work
Hi George,
So, you opted to use encryption in the simple setup?
Looks like the encrypted file that was generated is/has become corrupt.
But this is all entirely with the CNRI provided code (and the JVM).
I would contact CNRI for support.
G
George Kozak wrote:
Hi...
Two weeks ago I moved
? Did a miss a step on the
re-indexing during the upgrade, as the JSPs are still following an older link
path?
Thanks again,
Charl Roberts
Manager - Library Systems Digital Initiatives
University of the Witwatersrand
+27 11 717 1950
-Original Message-
From: Graham Triggs
Richard M. Davis wrote:
We have a Sub-Community (called HOUP) and we want access to the
bit-streams restricted to one Group of users (apart from Administrator).
(It's not important whether or not the abstract/metadata view gets
restricted too.)
So I've done what you'd expect: removed the
Tim Donohue wrote:
(2) If you look closely at the PDFBox site, you'll notice that software
has *not* had an updated release since Oct 2006.
And if you keep looking at that site, you aren't likely to see much
activity in the future.
You should try looking here:
Hi,
Are there any errors reported in your dspace.log?
The DSIndexer class has some static initialisation code (that reads from
dspace.cfg). If you have any errors in your configuration, then the
class won't initialise, giving you this exception.
G
Zaya Kh wrote:
Hi all expert, I installed
Hi,
The browse configuration in your dspace.cfg does not match the tables
that have been created in the database.
You need to run index-init first - then subsequent index-updates will be
successful. If you change the browse configuration again, you'll have to
run index-init.
G
Thomas A
The latest revision in SVN looks fine to me:
http://dspace.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/dspace/branches/dspace-1_5_x/dspace-api/src/main/java/org/dspace/app/statistics/StatisticsLoader.java?revision=3321view=markup
Looks like you have a merge with your own local changes.
G
On 08/12/2008 09:00,
Hi,
Yes, we offer the SWORD interface on all Open Repository hosted
repositories - and we have clients that are working with it to develop
systems to populate the their repositories with content.
Which brings us to an interesting limitation of the reference
implementation, that I would like
Morning,
Yes, I do know more about it ;)
It was developed just prior to the 1.5 release, and I had been
targetting getting it into that release. However, we were entering a
phase of stabilising the code at that time, and there was one
significant problem with it...
The detail of metadata
Nice work Larry,
I've replaced our PDF text extraction and thumbnail generation with this code.
Thankfully, running on Debian, adding the third party tools was as hard as
apt-get install xpdf ;)
I actually ran into a few more difficulties with the ImageIO libraries - it's a
pity that you
From: Mark H. Wood [mailto:mw...@iupui.edu]
3) How can addons interject into the administrative interface?
Well, in DSpace 2.0 we'll have Spring underneath it all (as I
understand it), and may be able to do dependency-injection tricks
to cram new administrative UI into the existing
Looks like a known (now fixed) bug in Cocoon 2.2
http://www.mail-archive.com/d...@cocoon.apache.org/msg57582.html
G
From: Sean Carte [mailto:sean.ca...@gmail.com]
Sent: Fri 12/06/2009 07:01
To: Van Ly
Cc: dspace-tech
Subject: Re: [Dspace-tech] AJP Errors
FYI, the problem that I reported to Creative Commons has been fixed.
G
-Original Message-
From: Graham Triggs [mailto:gra...@biomedcentral.com]
Sent: 23 July 2009 10:38
To: Robin Taylor; Tech General
Subject: Re: [Dspace-tech] Creative Commons problem
Hmmm... Not sure about that one
Hi,
It won't be the upgrade to 1.5.2. Google Analytics tracking works via
Javascript in the browser - so as long as the code appears correctly in the
HTML, and can be executed, then it will track.
And in this case, the code does appear correctly. But it isn't being executed.
Hacking a saved
/transport-guarantee
/user-data-constraint
/security-constraint
If this doesn't work, the next best option would be to write a servlet filter
that checks for secure transport, and redirects if it isn't - then map it to
the login pages in the web.xml.
Graham Triggs
Technical Architect
Open
BTW, 1 + 2 are technically the same thing... the EPerson's default locale is
stored in the current session when they log in - overriding what is currently
there.
The UI selection will update the Locale in the current session - overriding
whatever is there currently (either a previous choice,
Hi Sue,
(You don't say explicitly, so I'll assume that you are using Postgres)
I can't explain why the addition of metadata rows is taking so long - there
are a number of factors that could come into play... server getting many /
expensive requests, resource contention, postgres needs
On 11 February 2010 14:37, Tom De Mulder td...@cam.ac.uk wrote:
You should add /dspace to the start of those disallowed patterns,
because your DSpace URLs start with /dspace after the hostname.
You should also ensure that the robots.txt is available at the root of the
server... ie.
Hi Joel,
On 12 February 2010 17:04, Richard, Joel M richar...@si.edu wrote:
I'll put my two cents in here...
I haven't dug deep into ways of making these queries work better than they
already do, but my experience tells me that there has to be a faster way of
doing these operations.
Hi Sue,
Don't worry, the READ policy on the COLLECTION has no effect on the access
of the items.
In fact, it doesn't really have any effect on the access of the Collection
home page/browse itself, either :(
For accessing items, what you need to be concerned with is the
DEFAULT_ITEM_READ and
Sounds like you need to remove the lock file from the txns directory.
Regards,
G
On 11 March 2010 22:32, Cameron, Jacob jacob.came...@uleth.ca wrote:
Our handle server has stopped responding.
I’ve killed and restarted the process several times and had it working
again this morning. But
Jason,
It's highly unlikely that Log4J is causing the startup to be slow. Whilst
your startup takes in the region of 10 minutes, there is no indication in
the log as to when each of those log4j warnings appeared, or what was
occurring at the time.
The regular re-occurrence of
Hi Christian,
It's good to see someone else working on this. I did look at it myself at
one stage, in a mad ambition to be all 'correct' about it. And after chasing
down the rabbit hole for hours creating a seemingly never-ending list of
permissions, I came to the conclusion that as I've got a
The 'work' directory is under the control of Tomcat. If the application
specific directories are not being created, then it is almost certainly
because the user that Tomcat is being run under does not have permission to
write to the work directory.
G
On 7 April 2010 19:56, bryce ray
On 20 September 2010 15:59, Tom De Mulder td...@cam.ac.uk wrote:
On Mon, 20 Sep 2010, Damian Marinaccio wrote:
I'm seeing the following log messages in catalina.out:
[...]
SEVERE: The web application [] appears to have started a thread named
[FinalizableReferenceQueue] but has failed to
On 29 September 2010 11:38, Hilton Gibson hilton.gib...@gmail.com wrote:
Using the XMLUI.
Does DSpace really need this and what happens when we go to one million
items ??
Does DSpace really need that? No. As I have said, I'm running 30 separate
repositories - using JSPUI (circa 1.4.2 / 1.5
On 29 September 2010 11:48, Tom De Mulder td...@cam.ac.uk wrote:
A lot of the back-end code of DSpace, the very core of it, is inherently
inefficient
I don't entirely disagree with that statement - there are some things that
can definitely be improved, particularly where you have to deal with
That begs the question as do you think something else should be chosen /
recommended?
There really isn't anything preventing you using Jetty, etc. but Tomcat is
actually a pretty solid server that does a lot of things quite well - and
particularly in recent versions in being defensive against bad
On 29 September 2010 14:17, Tom De Mulder td...@cam.ac.uk wrote:
I know you like to talk down the problem, but that really isn't helping.
This isn't about talking down the problem - it's about finding where the
real problems are and not just patching the immediate concerns. And
considering the
Hello all,
So, we've been debating the performance / resource usage of DSpace 1.6. This
has just happened to coincide with work that I needed to do to qualify
DSpace 1.6 (and/or 1.7) for our own use. So, for the past week or so, I've
been hammering away at profiling DSpace. This isn't a
On 5 October 2010 16:33, Simon Brown st...@cam.ac.uk wrote:
Which nobody has requested, making this a massive red herring. I fail
to see how cutting back on unnecessary and redundant database access
constitutes overhead to cover up the problems of larger
repositories.
One person's
On 5 October 2010 19:17, Sands Alden Fish sa...@mit.edu wrote:
What resources were leaking here exactly? Leaking resources across
requests can have some serious consequences depending on the resources, and
I'm curious to know exactly what type of errant behavior we could expect
from a 1.6.x
That version of tm-extractors is quite old.
There is a newer version on the Google site -
http://code.google.com/p/text-mining/ - but it will take a bit of work
wrapping things up for general use.
It has dependencies on newer versions of POI than 0.4, and some distinct
improvements to it's
On 7 October 2010 06:55, Mark Diggory mdigg...@atmire.com wrote:
You know I'm for (1) simplified spring only service manager. (2) jdbc
data source delivered by servlet container (3) dropping reflectutils.
Well, the JDBC datasource is a change to dspace-api rather than -services,
but there is
On 8 October 2010 19:06, Walker, David dwal...@calstate.edu wrote:
breaking up the xslt into separate files for each page
actually defeats the design goals of the XMLUI theming tier.
I.E. having one file within which all customizations reside to
manage your theme.
I think there are
It's a second level browse - ie. if your 4th browse index is 'subject', then
it's someone looking at all the items that have a particular subject entry.
This shouldn't be that expensive a query (given there is no offset
involved), but you may have an issue with an index missing (although the
Hi Robin,
Theo is quite right - I think PRISM is a good standard for repositories to
support for published material. In fact, it's probably more important for
SWORD to be able to accept PRISM metadata than it is to support SWAP - given
the majority of sources that might supply data via SWORD
-update though, should we
run index-init?) and things went ok for a while, but now back up to 99% and
the same query appears in pg_stat_activity.
We are running Postgres 8.1.18.
cheers,
Steve
On 11/11/2010, at 11:10 AM, Graham Triggs wrote:
It's a second level browse - ie. if your 4th
(only via index-update though, should we
run index-init?) and things went ok for a while, but now back up to 99% and
the same query appears in pg_stat_activity.
We are running Postgres 8.1.18.
cheers,
Steve
On 11/11/2010, at 11:10 AM, Graham Triggs wrote:
It's a second level browse - ie
That's probably because a lot of the examples of Prism in practice relate to
online publications - which don't have the same pagination requirements.
If you have a look at Nature - for example:
http://www.nature.com/nri/journal/v10/n11/full/nri2858.html - and view the
source of that document, you
That doesn't entirely surprise me - I've seen odd things with 2.0.x, and it
all gets tied up with the overlay war capabilities that were introduced to
the war plugin during that release cycle.
As Maven 2.2.0 was released back in July(?) 2009, I don't think it's
entirely unreasonable to just
the problem is in the mask of number ##.### because the . can be
a delimiter line.
What do you thing?
If anyone wants to know my DSpace is
http://www.iof.mg.gov.br/ultima-edicao.html and send comments and
suggestions. I'll be very happy.
Regards,
Marcelo
On Tue, Jan 4, 2011 at 12:49 PM, Graham
Which UI are you using - JSP or XML?
If it's XMLUI, then it sounds like it might be caching elements of the
Cocoon pipeline, in which case you should stop the application and remove
the cache from within the web application directory, and/or disable Cocoon
caching.
On 19 January 2011 15:03,
Jeffrey, I agree with Claudia that the request itself looks odd. I would
want to look at / find out what was generating that link in the first place.
But at the same time, the code ought to be able to handle with this more
gracefully (ie. know that it's an item index and ignore the value
Herbert,
You need to work back through the stack trace. First thing you'll notice is
that the BrowseException that is thrown in updateCommunityMappings is a
wrapping of a caught SQLException.
Following the stack trace of the SQLException ('caused by' in your output),
you'll go through the Oracle
Tim,
There is absolutely no requirement to have an Oracle license for a
testathon. The Oracle XE database is easy to install, works exactly the same
as the full licensed copy, and we'll get nowhere near the limits in data
sizes for the purposes of a testathon.
I'm quite happy to assist with
On 9 May 2011 09:31, Robin Taylor robin.tay...@ed.ac.uk wrote:
2) While you can mix metadata elements for an item from multiple
schemas in manual submission, for the batch ingest you can only
specify a single schema for the batch.
I haven't used this in recent times but I thought you
On 10 May 2011 16:44, Mark H. Wood mw...@iupui.edu wrote:
Hi,
There is an error in the 1.7.1 source. Lines 170 171 of
org.dspace.app.xmlui.aspect.artifactbrowser.AbstractSearch
need to be moved so that they come after the call to performSearch().
These two lines are expecting the queryResults object to be set, but
that won't happen until after the
Please take a look at a previous post of mine on this subject:
http://dspace.2283337.n4.nabble.com/Browse-UTF-8-and-sorting-in-1-5-tp3281449p3281450.html
Regards,
G
On 19 May 2011 15:18, Peter Dietz pdiet...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Ladislav,
I've noticed that our librarians here are happier
Hi,
All of the batch scripts have been replaced by a launcher. Typically, you
would replace:
bin/script name
with
bin/dspace script name
So, in this case, you need to run 'bin/dspace update-discovery-index'.
Regards,
G
On 9 June 2011 10:50, Sergiu Ioan Irimia sergiu.iri...@yahoo.com wrote:
/launcher.xml
As you can see, it has an 'update-discovery-index' command (configured to
use the org.dspace.discovery.IndexClient class)
Regards,
G
On 9 June 2011 14:33, Sergiu Ioan Irimia sergiu.iri...@yahoo.com wrote:
Mr. Graham Triggs,
I know how to use the dspace launcher:
-server:Windows 2003
Hi Ian,
Sounds like the browse configuration that your web app is running with is
out of sync with the database and/or the dspace.cfg.
I would restart your web application, and run a 'bin/dspace index-init -r'
to complete recreate the browse tables.
Regards,
G
On 22 August 2011 12:18,
On 13 January 2012 19:25, Peter Dietz pdiet...@gmail.com wrote:
You can't debug XSLT development, but that doesn't bother me.
As of IntelliJ IDEA 11 - well, the commercial 'Ultimate' edition -
that isn't the case any more. If you create an XML file for the input
that you expect to pass to the
Hi Evelio,
It's very rare to see segfaults from Java in normal circumstances. And it's
highly unlikely that the Apache proxy has any effect on it.
There are really only two likely culprits for a segfault in this case:
a) A bug in the Java virtual machine - this could be more likely if you are
Hi,
Using Maven 3 is not currently supported. Please use version 2.2.1.
Regards,
G
On 24 May 2012 12:52, Ajay Parikh ajayparikh@gmail.com wrote:
Dear All
I am new to D-space as a developer
I have install d-sapce. i am using Eclips to customize d-space . i have
set up environment when
Actually, 8.2 went EOL at the end of last year, so it wouldn't hurt to
make the official 'requirements' be at least 8.3, even if 8.2 happens
to work.
For the next release, I would even be tempted to say that the official
minimum is 8.4 (it's already highly recommended). It may work with 8.3
/
Try right-clicking on the element, and selecting 'Inspect element'
from the menu.
If you look at the CSS for #ds-header-logo, you'll see that you are
using a relative path for the header image. That isn't going to work
as the URL changes.
G
On 22 August 2012 12:41, Webshet, Sisay (ILRI)
Hi Kevin,
Please see the comments in this class:
https://github.com/DSpace/DSpace/blob/03276502d60b2644c0c2e6e1ace8846eb6cd5bf5/dspace-api/src/main/java/org/dspace/sort/OrderFormat.java
Note that for authors, the standard normalization used is:
On 19 December 2014 at 21:47, Chris Gray cpg...@uwaterloo.ca wrote:
You will run into many problems along the way. I started that way and
had to revert.
DSpace seems to be programmed under the assumption that $CATALINA_BASE is
the same as $CATALINA_HOME (which it isn't under the
Hi David,
The installation document states that Maven 3.x is required.
Regards,
Graham
On 06/04/2015 14:36:58, Baker, David A. daba...@milligan.edu wrote:
I'm attempting a fresh install of 5.1 using the Maven 2 theme on Debian Wheezy.
I'm getting errors on the build. I've tried both:
mvn -U
Is it at all possible that you have two separate processes / applications
attempting to access the same Solr index - so one locks it, and the other is
unable to?
For example, maybe a context file under tomcat/config/Catalina/localhost and
an application in tomcat/webapps?
Regards,
G
On
Hi Peter,
I think you may not be too far off with that approach.
However, one key thing that gets missed - you provide an example where
dc.contributor.author that captures rich metadata. Which we shouldn't be
doing - dublin core is meant to be simple, and simple data is what we
should be
Hi,
The error that you have received is because the main DSpace application
can't communicate with the secondary Solr application - which by default it
expects to be in the same Tomcat, and on the default port of 8080.
Note that the circumstances of this error point to a very good reason why
you
Hi,
I think the point is that the value is returning null - e.g. it is not set
in your dspace.cfg - and so a null is passed into the new File(), and
throwing a NullPointerException.
Ugh.
That code needs updating - the static initializer in ItemImport ought to
have try {} catch around it, and
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