> > Huh? What is this good for? What is wrong with the existing
> > importer?
>
> The importer itself seems to work fine. Its the DSpace web forms that lack
> the customization and flexibility that we need. And implementing a direct
> import from my own web forms would be prettier than saving the c
On Sep 14, 2007, at 1:43 PM, Mika Stenberg wrote:
>> Huh? What is this good for? What is wrong with the existing
>> importer?
>
> The importer itself seems to work fine. Its the DSpace web forms
> that lack
> the customization and flexibility that we need. And implementing a
> direct
> import
> Huh? What is this good for? What is wrong with the existing
> importer?
The importer itself seems to work fine. Its the DSpace web forms that lack
the customization and flexibility that we need. And implementing a direct
import from my own web forms would be prettier than saving the collected
We do not advise working directly with SQL as the means for
interacting with DSpace, rather use the DataModel, API and provided
services to interact with DSpace. A great deal of effort has gone
into defining an API which will allow the user to complete as much of
the basic tasks as required
We do not advise working directly with SQL as the means for
interacting with DSpace, rather use the DataModel, API and provided
services to interact with DSpace. A great deal of effort has gone
into defining an API which will allow the user to complete as much of
the basic tasks as required
Am 14.09.2007 um 15:13 schrieb Mika Stenberg:
> Im hoping to implement DSpace importer functionality in PHP to be used
> with customized web forms.
Huh? What is this good for? What is wrong with the existing
importer? Why not enhancing it if you are missing some
functionality? Why mix in another
Im hoping to implement DSpace importer functionality in PHP to be used
with customized web forms. For this I'd like to know what kind of SQL
statements I would need to execute in order to add/remove items in DB?
Has anyoned tried something like this before?
Thanks,
Mika
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