I think the assignation of DOIs to whatever field,  is possible, just some extra lines of codes would solve it

in (dspace 5) http://85.152.11.156:7172/handle/10317/4931?show=full  you can show that the system is automatically assigning dois to new records (well, you have to trust that this is the process we are following)   and via cron jobs the system is able to retrospectively assign dois to archived objects

dc.identifier.uri   is used for the handle   dc.identifier.uri: http://hdl.handle.net/10317/4931  and

dc.identifier.doi is used for DOIs   dc.identifier.doi --->   10.31428/10317/4931        (note that following crossref recomendations  the doi suffix   re-user the main indicator, the handle

regards


Emilio





El 11/10/2018 a las 17:59, Jere Odell escribió:
Claudia, Mark, and friends,

I think there's mismatch between how librarians think metadata should be applied and how DSpace can auto-register (DataCite) DOIs. If Mark and Claudia are correct, DSpace generates DOIs in dc.identifier.uri and [cannot/is not currently able to] register DOIs from other Dublin Core fields ... such as dc.identifier.doi.

If I understand correctly, DSpace was designed to issue one persistent identifier ... the handle. DOIs were a more recent request and, for now, if we want to auto-generate DOIs we have to store them in dc.identifier.uri. Is that correct?

If so, that puts those of us that want to assign DOIs to our DSpace records in a difficult spot ... we must choose between a) manual methods of registering the DOI or b) rely on a less-than-optimal metadata practice.

Am I missing something?

Jere

On Thu, Oct 11, 2018 at 9:37 AM Claudia Jürgen <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:

    Hi,

    as Mark pointed out the self generated doi's are in dc.identifier.uri.
    If you have secondary publications and use the doi service I would put
    the original doi of the publication in another field like
    dc.identifier.doi in order to be able to seperate them in
    crosswalks etc.

    Hope this helps

    Claudia Jürgen


    Am 11.10.2018 um 15:33 schrieb Mark Wood:
    > On Tuesday, October 9, 2018 at 3:13:03 PM UTC-4, Jere Odell wrote:
    >> 1. If your DSpace instance is generating DOIs and storing them
    in the
    >> DSpace Dublin Core metadata, how are you doing this?
    >>
    >> To be specific, are you (A) storing the DSpace DOI in the same
    metadata
    >> field as the DSpace handle? dc.identifier.uri? (See for example:
    >> https://conservancy.umn.edu/handle/11299/188066 ... which
    stores both the
    >> handle and the doi in dc.identifier.)
    >>
    >>
    > If your DSpace instance is generating DOIs then it is storing
    them in
    > dc.identifier.uri.  This is not configurable.
    >

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