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Installation

You must follow the installation process of DSpace 7 starting from the appropriate source code, i.e. the DSpace-CRIS fork or the patched branches.

Two additional cores need to be created in solr

To add these cores to your solr simply stop the service, copy the cores configuration and restart the service. Assuming that solr is installed in its default location

sudo systemctl stop solr
cp -R /dspace-install/solr/nbevent /opt/solr/data/
cp -R /dspace-install/solr/suggestion /opt/solr/data/
sudo systemctl start solr

The Data Correction Service requires a json file produced from a subscription that you need to setup on the OpenAIRE Content Provider dashboard. You can retrieve such file using the command line tool provided by the OpenAIRE Technical Team.

Out-of-box both services have configuration that work at the best for most Institutions but you can consult the specific sections to learn more about the configuration options for the Publication Claim Service and the Data Correction Service that allow you for instance to change the metadata mapping, the scorer algorithm used to evaluate suggestion, which topics should be filtered from the Notification Broker and how the different correction should be applied to your local data

Source Code

The source code related to the project have been merged in the official DSpace-CRIS 7 branch and it will be part of the official release

DSpace users that want to adopt the solution without endorse the full DSpace-CRIS extension should look to the following branches

from where we have created the corresponding PRs to propose the inclusion of these features in the official DSpace codebase. Your feedback and testing on such PRs is highly appreciated and would enhance the chance to have them accepted.

License

The source code is released under the same license used by the DSpace and DSpace-CRIS community projects: the BSD 3-Clause license. The ownership has assigned to the DSpace project owner, LYRASIS, from the start, retaining only the intellectual attribution to simplify the process of acceptance in the mainstream project.