In 1.5 at least the size of headlines is set dynamically depending on character
count. See /webapps/xmlui/themes/dri2xhtml/structural.xsl lines ~1325.
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One, try running it with the test flag ( -t ) at the end of the command line.
Two, your collection ought to look something like 12345/1, not just 1, where
12345 is the handle (12345789 is the default you use if you haven't set up your
handle service yet, I think).
--Tom
We had a similar problem, only it was with Oracle. The first connection of the
day, when we were still in set-up mode, would take two to three minutes to come
up!
Our solution was to set up a cron job to wget the home page every 10 minutes
or so. Since then, no problem.
--Tom
Wouldn't it be more efficient anyway to simply reference an external .js file?
Structural.xsl already has an example chunk of code:
!-- Add javascipt --
xsl:for-each
select=/dri:document/dri:meta/dri:pageMeta/dri:metada...@element='javascript']
script
Stuart,
The HTML for the breadcrumbs is generated by the XSL files, specifically
[dspace]/webapps/xmlui/themes/dri2xhtml/structural.xsl. You'll find the code at
approximately line 272.
This is a complicated bit of work to do. Refer to the documentation (It's
covered in there somewhere I
Sorry, I was looking in wrong sitmap.xmap... under webapps
I found correct file in sources and solved the problem. Same about your
suggestion in another message about removing Collections from the front page.
It works now.
Thanks a lot!
How? What did you do with the lines in the sources
This is what I get when I run the index update ---
Creating browse index
Exception in thread main org.dspace.browse.BrowseException:
java.sql.SQLException: ORA-00942: table or view does not exist
at
org.dspace.browse.BrowseCreateDAOOracle.deleteByItemID(BrowseCreateDAOOracle.java:402)
We're having a problem with items being imported (either by batch mode or
individually) going into the system, but not showing up in their proper
collection. Case in point, this item which I found by text-searching:
http://repository.shu.edu:8080/xmlui/handle/123456789/384
Scroll down to the
I've figured it out. You can't have the java call directly in the crontab.
You need to write a shell script that brings in the proper environmental
variables and sets the PATH, and then that script makes the java call.
Mine looks like this:
SHELL=/bin/bash
export
Following up on my earlier post, I was getting errors when running the
./filter-media command with the flags to only run the JPEGFilter. I tried
it again with no flags, and presto! thumbnails created. The librarians are
very happy with them.
OK, so then I check my crontab to see what's going
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Hi,
seem as if this time there is an error in the command.
Even with --test you need to supply the other arguments like eperson,
source, target ...
Claudia
That's correct -- you need the full command, with the test flag thrown in
at the end. It's testing *everything* -- eperson, source,
How should a batch import XML file be configured to use elements from
non-DC schemas? Should it be a separate file with the top-level element
being some_other_schema, and each subelement soc_element name= ... ?
An example would be especially helpful.
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Tom McGee
Seton
Speaking of making batch-importing more accessible, I've put together an
Excel spreadsheet that does a lot of the preparatory work. It was inspired
by the work the people at Nanyang Technological University had done, using
a spreadsheet that held the metadata and running it as a data source
Since we're not public yet there's only local test traffic on our
installation. We've found that after a period of inactivity (first thing
in the morning, for example) the system is unresponsive. The browser's
progress bar spins and after anywhere from five to twenty minutes the page
will come
Our Manakin pages (/xmlui/) come up right away, but the /jspui/ interface
hangs. It's not a consistent problem, but frequently enough to be
annoying. Has anyone seen this before, and is there a place we should be
looking for a solution? The default Tomcat home page also comes right up.
Using
What's the best methodology for archiving individual articles within an
issue of a periodical? We'd like to have the metadata be more closely tied
to an individual author's work, as well as let users more easily find the
section they need. But we'd also like to keep the articles tied together
The documentation only hints at this, but is Manakin part of the default
installation of 1.5? Or is it still something you have to compile and
deploy separately?
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Seton Hall University TLTC
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