| Add-on Name |
Description |
Version Compatability |
Revelant URLs |
Contributor |
| Commenting |
The Commenting add-on consists in a set of classes, servlets and custom tags that bring informal communication capabilities to the DSpace environment. The informal communication is assured by a threaded forum that can be attached to any DSpace resource: web-page, community, collection, submitted item or e-person. The add-on allows comments to be inserted by anonymous users as well as by authenticated ones. Functionality for reviewing comments is also provided with the add-on. |
1.1.1, 1.2 |
Link |
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| Dublin Core Meta Toolkit |
The Dublin Core Meta Toolkit transforms data collected via different methods into Dublin Core compatible meta data. The Toolkit is ideal for converting formats from Microsoft Access, MySQL and comma delimited value (CSV). |
1.5.1 |
Link |
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from Wijiti |
| Embargo |
Allow for embargoed item metadata to be indexed and viewed, but representations of the item cannot be retrieved. |
1.5.1 |
Link |
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from Johns Hopkins University |
| Joomla! Collections, Archives and Repositories |
Open up your digital asset repositories to the public through the Joomla! content management system. Display and browse digital assets, retrieve related items and search communities and collections and build exhibitions and galleries using your digital assets without having to install and manage complex software. |
1.5.1 |
Link |
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from Wijiti |
| Lightweight Network Interface |
A simple but comprehensive network interface that was developed as part of the CWSpace project. It was designed to be complete enough for most programmatic uses of the DSpace API, particularly submitting and extracting archived materials as packages or byte streams. |
1.5.2 |
Link |
Larry Stone from MIT |
| Controlled Vocabulary/Ontology |
Allows the user to choose from a predefined taxonomy of keywords to describe items of information that are being submitted to the repository. That same taxonomy is used to find and access items held in the repository. |
1.1.1 and 1.2 |
Link |
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| Pluggable Storage/S3 |
Jira:DS 79 & Sourceforge: 256156 |
1.5.1 |
Link, Jira Code, SF Code
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| Recommendation |
Recomendation Add-on provides recommendations of items related to the document currently being visualized. To install this add-on you will also need to install the Commenting Add-on. |
1.1.1 and 1.2 |
Link |
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| Request Copy |
The purpose of this feature is to increase both the content deposited in an IR and its immediate usability by providing a way to accommodate the (frequently unfounded) worries of authors and their institutions about copyright infringement during any publisher embargo periods on public self-archiving, by creating a semi-automated mechanism whereby would-be users can request and authors can email an individual copy of a full-text deposited with access set as A. |
packaged for 1.4.x, but runs on 1.5.1 as well |
Link |
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| Semantic Search for DSpace |
Semantic Search allows intelligent search of DSpace content, using Semantic Web technologies and performs knowledge discovery on DSpace metadata using sound and complete reasoners such as FaCT++. |
1.4.2 |
Code
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from University of Patras |
| Statistics |
An add-on to the DSpace platform that allows gathering, processing and presenting usage, content and administrative statistics. While the development was done to meet the specific needs of Reposit¢riUM at the University of Minho, the system is completely adjustable to other environments as its components can easily be configured, changed or extended, to respond to different information needs. |
1.4.x, hook in 1.5.2, not yet compatable with Manakin |
Link
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| Web of Communications |
Web of communications add-on draws an interconnected network of all the items and users in the repository, highlighting their interactions at the informal level of communication (e.g. comments, downloads, deposits, etc.). |
1.1.1 and 1.2 |
Link
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| Lightweight JHOVE format validator and virus check |
This patch uses JHOVE to provide rough-and-ready format checking by identifying that the file/bitstream extension matches formats verifiable by JHOVE. (Currently DSpace accepts a deposit's file extension as gospel, so a user could tack a ?.txt' extension onto a GIF and DSpace would assign the incorrect format to the file based on that incorrect extension.) It also checks the file for the presence of viruses. |
1.4.x, 1.5.x |
Link |
University of Michigan |
| Tombstoning |
When an item is withdrawn, the user selects from 3 reasons for placing the item in tombstone: 1. Removed from view by legal order; 2. Removed from view by the [authority doing removal]; 3. Removed from view at request of the author. |
1.4.x, 1.5.x |
Link |
University of Michigan |
