Hi Jerrold! (copy to DSpace-Tech list instead of General)
Some of my users preferred Category and sub-category !
Just be aware that (using current terminology), you can have communities
and sub-communities in a hierarchy.
The collections are the leaves in that tree (they are the only one to
pages and external applications like
DSpace).
I would be very happy to discuss this further with you: many DSpace
users are eager to see this question solved and made perennial within
the common DSpace project.
Wishing you a very nice weekend,
Christophe Dupriez
Date: Wed, 13 May 2009 21:38:48
I would recommend two things;
1) batches of 200 documents (elsewhere their XML representation in
memory becomes very big)
2) make a PostgreSQL Maintenance (ANALYZE) after loading the first 200
and after loading a big part (first 10 thousand records)
Christophe
Stuart Lewis a écrit :
Hi
as is without word splitting or content modification. This is
what my patch uses. It is very few lines of Java code and I suppose it
may be rather easily added to 1.5.
Have a nice week-end!
Christophe
Andrew Marlow a écrit :
2009/1/23 Christophe Dupriez christophe.dupr...@destin.be
+ a better cataloguing form than the current one) will be
always better than machine to tame the authors' diversity!
Have a nice day!
Christophe Dupriez
François Parmentier a écrit :
During my PhD, this was still a research subject (automatic extraction
of data from physical structure of a document
You are using PostgreSQL 8.3 which introduces a more rigid type casting
between characters and integers.
I suggest you install PostgreSQL 8.2 !
Have a nice day!
Christophe
Paul Jordan a écrit :
Certainly. Here is the complete sequence.
Sincerely,
Paul Jordan
C:\Program
Hi Michaël and Nigel!
Just to make things clear: DSpace does not cache, it is the browser.
DSpace only says to the browser that the old version is still valid.
(the browser first ask for the http-headers and only if the local
content is expired, request the complete page).
To force access to
Dear Jayan,
Thank you very much for this interesting reference on Lucene Search in
DSpace!
I forwarded it to my power users.
Just one point: you can configure DSpace for either an implicit OR
between search terms or an implicit AND.
OR is the default.
When no patch is applied to add
for 1.4.2) so I would suggest you to use PostgreSQL 8.2
(problems with strings used to access integer fields)
Have a nice day in Dhaka!
Christophe Dupriez
[EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
Hi,
My OS is WinXP with FAT 32 of all drives. I have converted only D: to NTFS
from FAT32. Installed Java (j2sdk
Rodgers a écrit :
Hi Christophe:
See remarks below on Dwell...
Thanks,
Richard
On Fri, 2007-11-23 at 05:29 +0100, Christophe Dupriez wrote:
Hi MacKenzie, Mark and Jim!
Thanks for insisting on the idea of a client based interface!
DWELL:
I will explore Dwell further. I tried it with
http
Hi MacKenzie, Mark and Jim!
Thanks for insisting on the idea of a client based interface!
DWELL:
I will explore Dwell further. I tried it with
http://simile.mit.edu/longwell/demo/libraries/ but it is rather slow
from here.
Is the inventory of values for a given facet evaluated locally, in
Hi Christian,
You code digging strategy works well in many circumstances but not
with LDAP support!
LDAP support is mostly in LDAPServlet and not in LDAPAuthentication
which remains an untested embryon.
Beware!
My main advice is to use Softerra free LDAP browser to mimic a
connection to the
,
Michele
DSpace Foundation Director
On Nov 15, 2007, at 3:09 AM, Christophe Dupriez wrote:
Hi Tim, (copy to Michele, Dorothea and the Tech list)
Thanks for your views and congratulations for your work with IDEALS.
Just to be sure to be well understood: I am not in any way proposing
to disturb
a nice day!
Christophe Dupriez
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Dorothea Salo a écrit :
On Nov 13, 2007 1:23 PM, Susan Teague Rector [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Our debate here is centered on future support of ETDs in DSpace. We've
had to do quite a bit of customization to support ETDs (thank
Hi Jayan!
Postgresql ANALYZE option is very useful: it calculate statistics for
the query optimizer. It is very speedy.
VACUUM is a lot slower and reclaims internal unused space. It is useful
if you have deleted a lot of data.
It does not make any data change or logical change. If the DSpace
,
Christophe Dupriez
webui.itemdisplay.default = dc.title=title, dc.title.alternative,
dc.date.issued=date, dc.contributor.author=author, \
dc.contributor.Affiliation=email,
dc.description.sponsorship, \
dc.type
Hi!
I introduced a sort by reverse chronological order of publication date.
It it somewhat hard coded but if it is useful for you, you can follow
direction in:
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detailaid=1728154group_id=19984atid=369984
(one index-all must be done to add the new
, is not that bad.
I have submitted an improved version working better for import/re-import
of metadata. Please let me know if you want a copy of it (compatible
1.4.1 - 1.4.2).
Have a nice day!
Christophe Dupriez
http://www.destin.be
Fiona Campbell a écrit :
Dear DSpace Experts,
I have been
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