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− | + | # Login as a user to your EPrints install and go to the ''Manage Deposits'' page. There should be a new button labelled ''Create Collection''. | |
− | + | # First ensure that you can still create an EPrint in the usual manner using ''New Item''. | |
+ | # Head back to the ''Manage Deposits'' page and choose ''Create Collection''. | ||
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− | + | ==Bugs== | |
+ | Please report all bugs to the [http://lslvm-mmr4.ecs.soton.ac.uk/ OneShare Bugtracker]. There is a project setup for OneShare collections called ''OneShare Packages >> Collections''. |
Revision as of 16:05, 9 November 2009
Contents
Introduction
The collections module is part of OneShare. It is based on code developed in EdShare and OneBox. The goal of this project is to produce a package that allows the easy installation of the collections functionality on a vanilla EPrints installation.
Installation
As with all package installations it is important to remember to backup your installation of EPrints before continuing.
Extract Package
The package should be extracted in the root directory of your EPrints installation. Assuming the package is located in your root EPrints directory;
cd /opt/eprints3 tar -xzf meprints-VERSION.tar.gz
This will extract the package but the modifications to the archive will be extracted to archives/ARCHIVEID. You need to move this to your usual directory. You can do this by using the mv command, if we have a repository called foo then run;
cp -r archives/ARCHIVEID/* archives/foo
Then to clean up run;
rm -rf archives/ARCHIVEID
Install CGI Scripts
Link the collections CGI scripts to the EPrints CGI directory:
ln -s /opt/eprints3/archives/ARCHIVEID/cgi/collectionselect/ /opt/eprints3/cgi/
Edit Core Files
perl_lib/EPrints/Plugin/Screen/EPrint.pm
Look for the workflow subroutine in this file and comment out the following line:
$self->{processor}->{$cache_id} = EPrints::Workflow->new( $self->{session}, "default", %opts );
Then add in the following two lines:
my $workflow_id = $self->workflow_id; $self->{processor}->{$cache_id} = EPrints::Workflow->new( $self->{session}, $workflow_id, %opts );
Finally after the workflow subroutine add the following subroutine;
sub workflow_id { return 'default'; }
Update Database Tables
The OneShare collections package requires an additional database field. To get this setup all you need to do is run;
bin/epadmin update_database_structure test1
Restart Web Server
Once you have completed all of these previous steps, you will need to restart your web server in the usual fashion.
Testing
- Login as a user to your EPrints install and go to the Manage Deposits page. There should be a new button labelled Create Collection.
- First ensure that you can still create an EPrint in the usual manner using New Item.
- Head back to the Manage Deposits page and choose Create Collection.
Bugs
Please report all bugs to the OneShare Bugtracker. There is a project setup for OneShare collections called OneShare Packages >> Collections.