Hello Vlastik,
I understand your point, that it may be to much overhead to run a single
instance for 300 items. So here a short thought in addition to my last mail.
In focus of the archaeological artifacts and other objects unlike
PDF-Format only, it may be interesting to have some nice viewer
There are two potential methods.that I can think of.
1) The green colour is being set by the 'btn-success', change this to
'btn-primary' and it should be the same colour as the 'Learn More' button
above it.
2) If you wanted to change the 'success' colour then you could customise
the Bootstrap
We assign handles with the base URL http://hdl.handle.net.
We are contemplating switching the default to *https*://hdl.handle.net.
We would also update our existing handles to match this change.
Has anyone made this change to their repository? If so, did you encounter
any unexpected problems
Hello,
That error message says that DSpace cannot find your "local.cfg". Did you
create the local.cfg yet? See step #5 (Initial Configuration) of the
installation process:
https://wiki.duraspace.org/display/DSDOC6x/Installing+DSpace#InstallingDSpace-Installation
You should have already
Hello Guillermo,
Just to clarify your final question. DSpace does not require any payment to
run locally. It is 100% free to use, and all public support options are free to
use as well (except where otherwise stated):
https://wiki.duraspace.org/display/DSPACE/Support
There is an optional
Shawn,
I think modules/additions/src/main/java is the best place to put it.
Terry
On Wed, Aug 14, 2019 at 6:10 AM Shawn Kiewel wrote:
> Followup: reading the Advanced Customization page leads me to think I
> should place that file in [dspace-source]/dspace/modules/additions. Is this
>
Hello Anne,
Thanks for sharing the code. I managed to implement these in our
repositories. I added fq=-isBot in the SOLR query so that it will tally
with the figure(s) displayed for "File Visits" when you clicked the "View
Usage Statistics" link from the sidebar menu. I now interested to also
Hello Paul,
thank you for your answer. I saw your presentation at OR - yes, you are
right, this kind of automation is the way.
However, in case I have small projects, the multitenancy makes still
sense. For example we are just helping our archeologists to preserve the
data for the artifacts they
