Re: [dspace-tech] Re: Setting a ResourcePolicy via REST API?

Dear Holly, We have had success updating the bitstream policies at the bitstream endpoint rather than the policy endpoint. You can just embed the policy JSON in the bistream JSON as for example:

Re: [dspace-tech]

Dear Haimanot, Check in dspace-api/src/main/resources/Messages.properties A good way to track down files is with the find command. For example, to search the current directory for “messages.properties” case insensitive you could use: find . -iname messages.properties Best of luck, James

[dspace-tech] REST item creation and dc.provenance

Hi Everybody, We have an application where our librarians can curate and publish items to our DSpace 5.4 repository with the REST API. The push is accomplished with a sequence of requests, first to create the item, then several more requests to upload some files and set the bundles and

Re: [dspace-tech] ant fresh_install error

Dear Haimanot Birhanu, It looks like the installer is trying to insert a duplicate row of the application/octet-stream which has short description “Unknown” in the bistream format registry database table. If you want to do a fresh install, try using an empty database. You could drop the

Re: [dspace-tech] request for help

Dear Haimanot Birhanu, Check the wiki documentation here: https://wiki.duraspace.org/display/DSDOC3x/Discovery It should tell you all you need to know on this issue. James From: on behalf of Haimanot Birhanu Date: Thursday, December 1,

Re: [dspace-tech] When i went for ant fresh_install problem, i got these error messages:

Dear Haimanot, The first things to check is your dspace.cfg. If the community list is not showing, this is a sure sign that the database does not contain those communities – no solr indexing is required for the hierarchy to show. So get your db admin to check the database at the address of

Re: [dspace-tech] Cleaning the .bak

Hi Olivier, These are perfectly safe to remove, assuming you have no need to revert to a prior deployment. The ant installer backs up your previous deployment in case something breaks and you want to roll back. Regards, James On 10/25/17, 4:36 AM, "dspace-tech@googlegroups.com on behalf of