What's in Store for DSpace 4?

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Bram Luyten

Poster for the 2013 Digital Library Federation Fall Forum, highlighting the new features scheduled for DSpace 4.

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The hierarchical DSpace datamodel has long been recognized as a limiting factor for using DSpace in contexts other than typical institutional repository services. This proposal presents a new contribution to the DSpace 6 development facilitating the creation of durable item relations in DSpace. The contribution allows repository managers to break away from the tightly defined hierarchical structure and enables a variety of new use cases for the DSpace platform. Unlike past proposal with similar ambitions, including the DSpace 2 prototype work, the proposed approach and contribution has been fully developed and is operational today. The functionality was established in such a way that backwards compatibility with the standard DSpace datamodel has been preserved. As a result, the inclusion of the work into the DSpace codebase does not present the community with new constraints or limitations that would hinder adoption. These developments have been undertaken by the Flemish Government Department of Environment, Nature and Energy. The main motivation for these developments was the need for representing complex objects in DSpace, while preserving the possibility to apply granular access controls on items and bitstreams.

Durable Item Relations for DSpace

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In the past year, the major groundwork has been laid for repository systems to support ORCID identifiers. DSpace, Hydra, and EPrints all have support for storing and managing ORCIDs. However, we are still in the early stages of ORCID adoption. Only a small fraction of repository content is annotated with ORCIDs, and most end-users have not yet realized any benefit from the features based on ORCID. This panel will bring together representatives of major repository systems to relate the current status of ORCID implementations, discuss plans for future work, and identify shared goals and challenges. The panelists will discuss how ORCID support provides practical benefits both to repository staff and end-users, with a focus on features that exist now or will exist in the next year. Rick Johnson (1), Hardy Pottinger (2), Ryan Scherle (3), Peter West (4), Bram Luyten (5) (1) University of Notre Dame; (2) University of Missouri System; (3) Dryad Digital Repository; (4) Digital Repository Services Ltd; (5) @mire

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Three years after the original contribution of the Mirage theme to DSpace 1.7, @mire is currently developing Mirage 2 for DSpace 4. This theme for the DSpace "Manakin" XML User Interface was built on modern web technologies including Bootstrap, SASS/Compass and Grunt. Mirage 2 adds support for devices in all shapes and sizes, an updated look & feel and an entire range of optimizations behind the scenes.

Mirage 2: A responsive user interface for DSpace

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La plateforme au code source libre DSpace est surtout connue pour l'utilisation d’archive ouverte auprès des institutions de recherche comme MIT, INIST-CNRS et Harvard University. Grâce à de nouvelles fonctionnalités, sa popularité s’accroît dans le domaine de collections spéciales et des dépôts de data. Cette présentation examinera différents modes d'utilisation pour DSpace, permettant à l'audience de comparer les fonctionnalités de DSpace avec les besoins propres aux institutions.

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ELAG 2013 Workshop on customizing the DSpace XMLUI Mirage interface. The workshop first explores what can be changed in CSS, exploring the different functions of the style.css, base.css and reset.css files. It then highlights where all of these files can be found and where you need to deploy your own customizations. Digging down an additional layer, it is explained how XSL can be modified to remove or change entire blocks of functionality on a page. The key learning here is that you can alter the representation of whatever comes in through the DSpace DRI using XSL. However, if you need to include additional data or other DSpace info, you have to make sure that it appears in the DRI first, before you can start transforming it with XSL.

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In May 2012, DSpace migrated from the centralized source code management system SVN to Github. While many participants in the community still regard this migration as a technical “under the hood” evolution, it comes with important benefits for repository managers and developers. This workshop presentation features: • General, non-DSpace related Github basics • How DSpace repository managers and committers use github • A few must know details about the underlying Git protocol The bulk of the workshop will be spent in guiding the participants with hands-on parts: • Creating a Github account • Forking their own DSpace repository • Installing Git on their local laptops • Using the Github Windows or Mac client for moving changes from their local machine back to Github Participant Profile This workshop is suited for both repository managers and developers. No prior programming or version control management is required. As a consequences, this workshop will not bring anything new to seasoned developers if they are already experienced working with Git and Github. Format The ideal format would be a one hour session with around 20-50 attendees in a room where they can work on their own laptops. However, the content can be tuned to fit any format.

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