Hi Feng,

As far as I am aware Dspace has no 'official' SOAP based web services. We
did write such a thing here (at Edinburgh) and do use it so I can send you
the WSDL and code if you are interested, however there are other api's to
Dspace which might be of interest to you viz. OAI-PMH, LNI, and SWORD. It
would definitely be worth reading some of the documentation regarding these
more widely used api's before starting on your development. I am not sure
where such documentation lives these days so I am hoping someone else will
respond with that info :)

Cheers, Robin.

    


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Subject: [Dspace-tech] remote Client Program for accessing and managing
theDSpace

Hi
I am going to write a client program to manage and access the DSpace
repository remote. It should look like a normal application. So I think that
I should use the some communication protocol to communicate with the DSpace
servlet web services. For example: SOAP is a very gut one. But the question
is, whether the DSpace supports it? And how many DSpace Websites use the
SOAP?

I tried to search an answer from the System Document online in DSpace. You
know, that I didn't any answer. DSpace is written with Java. So I think it
should support the SOAP with RPC.

The DSpace Mailinglist is very hot. So i hope, someone can help me!
Thanks and regards
Feng Wang
 

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