Hi Susan,

DSpace-CRIS and all the modules provided by 4Science will follow the same path 
of DSpace, so they will work on DSpace 7 (angularjs 2) in the most smooth way 
as possible when DSpace 7 will be ready. To be more precise the plan is to use 
exactly the same technology so to merge as much functionalities as possible in 
the future versions of DSpace if liked by the community.

About the CKAN integration we don't expect much work to move it to angular2. 
Using the module you can keep your ckan installation extremely simple as you 
don't need to expose directly on the web, so you can completely avoid layout 
customization and integration with local authentication provider. Right now we 
have embedded the CKAN data explorer capabilities but we are looking for 
feedback from the community for other functionalities that could be of 
interest. For instance we will like to collaborate on projects to use the CKAN 
datastore api to manage "live" dataset, where researcher can add/edit data  and 
when satisfied make snapshot to cite in a specific paper or presentation.

Keep in touch!

Andrea



Il 23/11/2016 19:34, Borda, Susan ha scritto:
Andrea-
Will this CKAN integration be available in the “new world order” (angular2.js) 
of Dspace? We are in the process of implementing CKAN for a data repository but 
if we get those capabilities bundled in with Dspace that would be great. Also, 
the CRIS components would be great too!

Thanks,
susan
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Susan Borda
Digital Technologies Development Librarian
Montana State University Library
406-994-1873



From: <[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>> on 
behalf of Bollini Andrea 
<[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>>
Date: Wednesday, November 23, 2016 at 10:18 AM
To: DSpace Technical Support 
<[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>>, DSpace 
Community 
<[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>>
Subject: [dspace-tech] DSpace-CRIS 5.6 & DSpace-CKAN release announcement


***apologies for cross-posting***

Dear all,
I'm glad to announce the availability of the 5.6(.1) version of DSpace-CRIS 
built on top of DSpace JSPUI 5.6
https://github.com/4Science/DSpace/tree/dspace-cris-5.6.1

and a new Add-on module for DSpace(-CRIS) named DSpace-CKAN

https://github.com/4Science/dspace-ckan

A demo website maintained by 4Science running the latest available code for 
DSpace-CRIS and the DSpace-CKAN integration module has been setup here:

https://dspace-cris.4science.it/

The release includes the security fixes already available in DSpace JSPUI 5.6, 
making it easier to upgrade from a recent DSpace version to DSpace-CRIS (no 
more need to run sql scripts  manually) and brings a lot of new and exciting 
features:

  *   UI Extendibility: the webapp can now use the servlet 3.0 specification, 
enabling the creation and plug-in of external modules with their specific web 
UI components and pages. An extension point has been introduced to plugin 
viewers dedicated to particular bitstreams.
  *   Edit metadata for any DSpace Object via the UI: it is now possible to 
edit/add/remove metadata for Communities, Collections, Bundles and Bitstreams, 
to simplify the management of further functionalities based on custom metadata.
  *   Edit archived Items with UI submission: administrators can now edit 
archived or withdrawn items using the same UI available for submissions, 
exploiting functionalities such as dropdown, autocomplete, ORCID lookup, 
validation, etc.
  *   Deduplication tools (detect & merge): this administrative tool allows to 
check the database for potential duplicates and to merge the confirmed matches. 
During the submission, an alert is shown when a potential duplicate is 
detected. More information and screenshots available here 
https://wiki.duraspace.org/display/DSPACECRIS/deduplication+alert
  *   Improved ORCiD synchronization:  DSpace-CRIS now stores the internal 
identifier assigned by ORCiD to the publications in order to prevent record 
duplications when a local DSpace-CRIS update is pushed to ORCID ("put" code). 
In addition to that, DSpace-CRIS is now able to push to the ORCiD profiles 
educational and professional information of the researcher.
  *   Improved submission forms: among the new functionalities we can list the 
regex validation support, a framework for complex validation support, new input 
type “number” for submission and new input type “year” for submission.
  *   Improved security model for CRIS entities: every single CRIS object, 
object tab and object box can now be configured to be visible to specific users 
or user groups. An example of this would be when parts of a specific project 
description (such as costs) can be linked to the project participants, or the 
department director, or the research/contract office, etc.
  *   Automatic calculation of derived metrics: examples are average, maximum, 
minimum, variance of publication citation counts shown as metrics at the level 
of researcher, organization, project, and so on.
  *   Advanced import framework: border tables have been introduced to easily 
create ETL procedures to load and synchronize data, currently limited to 
publication, in the DSpace-CRIS installation.
  *   On-demand DOI registration: an administrative UI allows to register DOIs 
via DataCite or CrossRef for items matching configured criteria (theses, 
dataset, etc.). For each group it is possible to define the template used to 
generate the DOI and the metadata to deposit. The precalculated DOI can be 
revised by the administrator to allow complete personalization.
  *   Template service: the template item now supports the use of substitution 
variables bound to dynamic code plugged in as spring bean. The functionality 
allows the generation of default values dynamically generated in submission 
such as the timestamp, the details of the submitter, and so on.
  *   Creation of CRIS objects as part of the submission process: it allows 
users to create new CRIS objects (persons, projects, organizations, events, 
etc.) on demand as needed during the submission of a DSpace item. It can be 
even used to provide a workflow around the collection of data, including 
metrics, about CRIS entities.

As first implementation of the UI Extendibility we provide native support in 
DSpace-CRIS of the DSpace-CKAN Integration module. DSpace-CKAN allows an 
in-depth integration between DSpace and CKAN. Tabular data (CSV, XLS, etc.) are 
deposited in a CKAN instance through a curation task. The preview of the 
dataset content is enabled proxing in DSpace the CKAN Datastore API so to 
enforce the access condition defined in DSpace (Open Access, embargo, etc.). 
The dataset preview allows filtering, pagination and sorting, all the operation 
are performed on server side to save bandwidth overload. An example is visible 
here: https://dspace-cris.4science.it/handle/123456789/31

A special thanks to Andrea Pascarelli, DSpace Committer and lead Engineer at 
4Science, who put a lot of effort on this new release making it possible.


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