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Im having problems when opening some pdf-files. Mainly this occurs with
Mozilla browser, but it seems that the attribute 'sequence=1' causes the
browser to hang or at least stop loading the pdf. Some items open fine
when I remove the sequence=1 part of the url, but some dont even with
that.
Hi y'all,
I've encoutered an odd behaviour in our dspace install... we upgraded from
1.4.1 to 1.4.2 last month. I recall testing every function out - also
feedback form - and everything seemed to be fine.
Well, today I was told that clicking the feedback-link now prompts for
login, and even
Hello,
if I boil down what all these logs point me to,
these are the lines that remain:
Am 21.08.2007 um 05:56 schrieb Jayan Chirayath Kurian:
(1) The Catalina.log shows the following
INFO: The Apache Tomcat Native library which allows optimal
performance in production environments was
Hello Jayan,
Cheers!! Looks like there was too much info on that URL parameter in config,
fixing it resolved the issue. Wish it would always be as simple as this! :)
Many thanks again!
regards,
Pekka
2007/8/21, Jayan Chirayath Kurian [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi!
I think the dspace – config
Jayan Chirayath Kurian ha scritto:
Hi!
I think the dspace - config file dspace URL parameter value has some
effects on this
He is right. The feedback function now deny access from spiders
comparing refeerer header with dspace hostname (set in dspace.cfg -
dspace.hostname check for
Yes it is possible.
If you created (in DSpace) a schema called myschema with an element
myelement and myqualifier the dublin_core.xml (yes the file name
ironically has dublin core in it) file content would look like:
dublin_core
dcvalue schema=myschema element=myelement
XML-encoded UTF-8 should be fine.
On 21/08/07, Mark H. Wood [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We're loading a large number of items obtained from another
organization and the metadata they have provided often contains
interesting characters which are rejected by the ItemImport tool.
Naked ampersands
Hi folks,
Our library wishes to start using dc.creator instead of dc.contributor.author
for author information. (We may extend this to dc.creator.personalname and
.corporatename.)
One of the tasks I must accomplish is to change our existing 150 records. I
have noticed, in the metadatavalue
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