Hi Stuart,
The Sword is working, I have tried to access our Service Document
through a web browser at
(http://digital.csic.es/sword/servicedocument/). When I access directly
through this option it works as I get the XML that corresponds to our
service document but when I try to access the service document via SWORD
servlet client or SWORD client I get the following error:
"Server returned: org.purl.sword.client.SWORDClientException:
Read timed out"
We havent tested the SWORD via curl command but we did with the SWORD
JAVA client, and in this case it doenst work either.
We will try to make deposits via curl command to check if it works
through this other option.
Many thanks for your feedback and help!
Julio
Hi Julio,
Hello, We have Dspace 1.6.2 version on Oracle with sword, we have tested
sword with the SWORD Servlet Client (http://client.swordapp.org/client/)
and we get "Server returned: org.purl.sword.client.SWORDClientException:
Read timed out", We have checked the logs, but we haven´t found any
sword-specific entries in the log
It might be easier to try interacting with the server manually to start with,
to make sure it is configured and working.
There are interactions with the SWORD server:
- GETting a Service Document
- POSTing some content to deposit
To test the service document, point your web browser at:
- http://your-repository.com/sword/servicedocument
You should get prompted for a username and password. Enter your normal
username and password (this only works with in-built authentication methods
such as eperson password or LDAP, but not external systems such as Shibboleth).
If SWORD is working, an xml file should be downloaded that contains a lit of
collections into which you can deposit.
To test the deposit, you'll need a test package, and use of the curl command
(linux or mac). For details, see:
-
http://scm.dspace.org/trac/dspace/browser/dspace/trunk/dspace-sword/README.txt#L63
I hope that helps,
Stuart Lewis
Digital Development Manager
Te Tumu Herenga The University of Auckland Library
Auckland Mail Centre, Private Bag 92019, Auckland 1142, New Zealand
Ph: +64 (0)9 373 7599 x81928
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