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| + | =Welcome to the Glasgow EPrints Bazaar Workshop= | ||
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| + | The aim of the workshop is to give advanced training on the [[:Category:API|EPrints API]] and introduce the [[:Category:EPrints_Bazaar|EPrints Bazaar]]. We will also be doing individual surgeries throughout the two days to help people with specific problems they may have. Also we are looking to improve specific parts of our documentation so any suggestions for wiki pages you would like written would be gratefully received. | ||
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| + | ==Schedule== | ||
| + | ===Day 1=== | ||
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| + | 10:00 - Introduction and welcome presentation. | ||
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| + | 10:45 - [[My_First_Bazaar_Package]]. A gentle start looking at how to make an EPrints plugin and how to turn it into a bazaar package. | ||
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| + | * We shall be customising this package throughout the day to achieve many different tasks with the API. | ||
| + | * Once the days is over, this package will be a good stand alone reference for the API exercises. | ||
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| + | 11:30 - [[Using_the_new_API]]. An introduction to the API and what you can do with it including building your own searches, and manipulating datasets | ||
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| + | 13:00 - Lunch. This is a provisional time | ||
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| + | 14:00 - [[XML_manipulation_of_the_EPrints_Workflow_using_a_Bazaar_Package]] - The workflow API. How bazaar modules can manipulate EPrints workflows. | ||
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| + | 16:00 - Summary of the day and discussion. | ||
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| + | Extra - [[Import_and_Export_Plug-ins]] - An excercise on export and import plugins. For anyone who is particularly keen we have some extra training material | ||
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| + | ===Day 2=== | ||
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| + | 10:00 - Adding Datasets and Triggers. A heavy duty look at how to build a Dark Archive for your repository using the API. | ||
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| + | 1:00 - Lunch. Again timing is provisional | ||
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| + | 2:00 - Box plugins. Find out about a simple portable way to add content to an summary page. | ||
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| + | 3:00 - Themes. How to take you existing styles and make them portable. | ||
Latest revision as of 16:04, 29 March 2011
Welcome to the Glasgow EPrints Bazaar Workshop
The aim of the workshop is to give advanced training on the EPrints API and introduce the EPrints Bazaar. We will also be doing individual surgeries throughout the two days to help people with specific problems they may have. Also we are looking to improve specific parts of our documentation so any suggestions for wiki pages you would like written would be gratefully received.
Schedule
Day 1
10:00 - Introduction and welcome presentation.
10:45 - My_First_Bazaar_Package. A gentle start looking at how to make an EPrints plugin and how to turn it into a bazaar package.
- We shall be customising this package throughout the day to achieve many different tasks with the API.
- Once the days is over, this package will be a good stand alone reference for the API exercises.
11:30 - Using_the_new_API. An introduction to the API and what you can do with it including building your own searches, and manipulating datasets
13:00 - Lunch. This is a provisional time
14:00 - XML_manipulation_of_the_EPrints_Workflow_using_a_Bazaar_Package - The workflow API. How bazaar modules can manipulate EPrints workflows.
16:00 - Summary of the day and discussion.
Extra - Import_and_Export_Plug-ins - An excercise on export and import plugins. For anyone who is particularly keen we have some extra training material
Day 2
10:00 - Adding Datasets and Triggers. A heavy duty look at how to build a Dark Archive for your repository using the API.
1:00 - Lunch. Again timing is provisional
2:00 - Box plugins. Find out about a simple portable way to add content to an summary page.
3:00 - Themes. How to take you existing styles and make them portable.
