Hi Evgeni,
For the DSpace 7 REST API, the web interface is that "meaningful HTML" page
(HAL Browser) that you see. This HTML page lets you form/test out the REST
API requests from a web browser.
However, if you want to see the actual JSON responses, then you should use
a tool like "wget". For
I am getting the following error when i try to browse by type Author,
Title, Issue Date or Subject. Communities and Collections are displaying.
Solr.log is showing [dspace]/solr/authority/data/index/write.lock is locked
for writing
Java stacktrace: org.apache.http.ParseException: Invalid
Thank you Tim,
It seems the --base-href can be handled in the configuration of webpack
with BaseHrefWebpackPlugin. Or meanwhile the index.html can be edited
manually.
But I see a problem with the java side as well. When I enter in the browser
http://localhost:8080/spring-rest
I am getting a
Hello,
it seems that you don't have a main.scss in your theme or the user, who
try to install the theme, is not allowed to open it.
> errorstyles/main.scss (Line 16: File to import not found or
> unreadable:
> ../vendor/bootstrap-sass-official/assets/stylesheets/bootstrap.
Kind regards,
Paul
Hi Evgeni,
At this time, our Production mode build process is not fully worked out for
the Angular UI. One of the main reasons is that we do not *yet* support
the Angular CLI (which provides tools like the "ng build --base-href"
concept you are looking for).
However, in the next few weeks, we
Hi,
I'm using DspaceCRIS5.8, and I want to use swordv2 server , I use browser
to visit the url localhost:8080/swordv2 ,it showed Hello World. Then I
visit the url
localhost:8080/swordv2/servicedocument , it require me to input usernameand
password, I input my username and password which
I mean - somewhere - for yarn or webpack - it should be possible to set
something similar to
ng build --base-href=/dist
or
ng build --base-href=/angui
On Monday, October 29, 2018 at 9:36:50 PM UTC+2, Evgeni Dimitrov wrote:
>
> I want to start it in Tomcat.
> 1. I downloaded DSpace-master.zip
