Re: [dspace-tech] swordv2 file format

2019-04-18 Thread alaw
VTechWorks has Elements with Repository Tools 2, which uses Swordv2. We have not used the Swordv2 deposit tool that you describe. A typical Elements deposit, http://hdl.handle.net/10919/88983, yields a PDF with Format="Adobe PDF" in the Original bundle and an XML file with Format="Unknown" in

Re: [dspace-tech] swordv2 file format

2019-04-17 Thread Jose Blanco
Tim, I am using a tool developed by Symplectic Elements that sends Swordv2 packages to our dev site for deposit. They have a UI interface where you deposit items, much like the one in dspace. Once the item is deposited, you can send it over to our dev instance via swordv2. The item I created at

Re: [dspace-tech] swordv2 file format

2019-04-17 Thread Mark H. Wood
On Wed, Apr 17, 2019 at 09:43:51AM -0400, Jose Blanco wrote: > Mark, Are you sure this is the way it works for swordv2? I know this > is the way it works when uploading files via the UI, but I don't think > this is the way sword does it. At least I'm not seeing this. I do > have docx inthe

Re: [dspace-tech] swordv2 file format

2019-04-17 Thread Jose Blanco
Mark, Are you sure this is the way it works for swordv2? I know this is the way it works when uploading files via the UI, but I don't think this is the way sword does it. At least I'm not seeing this. I do have docx inthe fileextension table. -Jose On Wed, Apr 17, 2019 at 9:22 AM Mark H. Wood