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[[Main Page]] > [[Documentation]] > [[User Manual|User manual]] > [[User manual 0.8]] > DSpace exports
 
[[Main Page]] > [[Documentation]] > [[User Manual|User manual]] > [[User manual 0.8]] > DSpace exports
  
Archivematica can act as a "dark archive" for a DSpace repository - i.e. providing back-end preservation functionality while DSpace remains the user deposit and access system. Currently, Archivematica can ingest exports from DSpace 1.7.x. Ingest has not been tested on exports from DSpace 1.8.
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Archivematica can act as a "dark archive" for a DSpace repository - i.e. providing back-end preservation functionality while DSpace remains the user deposit and access system. Currently, Archivematica can ingest exports from DSpace 1.7.x. Ingest has not been tested on exports from DSpace 1.8. [[Image:DSpace1g.png|600px|right|thumb|'''Figure 1'''  A DSpace export with collection and item-level zipped files]]
  
 
#The transfer should be structured similar to the one in Archivematica's sample data at ''sampledata/SampleTransfers/DSpaceExport'' ('''figure 1'''). This is a standard DSpace export with one DSpace AIP for the collection-level description and one for each of the uploaded objects.
 
#The transfer should be structured similar to the one in Archivematica's sample data at ''sampledata/SampleTransfers/DSpaceExport'' ('''figure 1'''). This is a standard DSpace export with one DSpace AIP for the collection-level description and one for each of the uploaded objects.
 
#*The inclusion of the collection level export (eg ''aip_1314.zip'') is not mandatory.
 
#*The inclusion of the collection level export (eg ''aip_1314.zip'') is not mandatory.
#A typical zipped item folder will contain the uploaded object plus a license file, a METS file and possibly an OCR text file ('''figure 2''').
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#A typical zipped item folder will contain the uploaded object plus a license file, a METS file and possibly an OCR text file. '''Figure 2''' shows an example:
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#*''bitstream_39691_txt'' = the OCR text file
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#*''bitstream_8272.pdf'' = the object deposited in DSpace
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#*''bitstream_8273'' = the license file
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#*''mets.xml" = the mets file for the item
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[[Image:DSpace2g.png|600px|right|thumb|'''Figure 2'''  A DSpace item export]]

Revision as of 18:52, 27 January 2012

Main Page > Documentation > User manual > User manual 0.8 > DSpace exports

Archivematica can act as a "dark archive" for a DSpace repository - i.e. providing back-end preservation functionality while DSpace remains the user deposit and access system. Currently, Archivematica can ingest exports from DSpace 1.7.x. Ingest has not been tested on exports from DSpace 1.8.

Figure 1 A DSpace export with collection and item-level zipped files
  1. The transfer should be structured similar to the one in Archivematica's sample data at sampledata/SampleTransfers/DSpaceExport (figure 1). This is a standard DSpace export with one DSpace AIP for the collection-level description and one for each of the uploaded objects.
    • The inclusion of the collection level export (eg aip_1314.zip) is not mandatory.
  2. A typical zipped item folder will contain the uploaded object plus a license file, a METS file and possibly an OCR text file. Figure 2 shows an example:
    • bitstream_39691_txt = the OCR text file
    • bitstream_8272.pdf = the object deposited in DSpace
    • bitstream_8273 = the license file
    • mets.xml" = the mets file for the item
Figure 2 A DSpace item export