4Science / DSpace

This repository contains the 4Science optimized DSpace & DSpace-CRIS distribution.
https://wiki.lyrasis.org/display/DSPACECRIS/
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DSpace-CRIS

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DSpace-CRIS Documentation | DSpace-CRIS Wiki | Support

DSpace-CRIS is an open source extension of DSpace (http://www.dspace.org) providing out of box support for the CRIS / RIMS and moder Institution Repository use cases with advanced features and optimized configurations For more information, visit https://wiki.duraspace.org/display/DSPACECRIS/DSpace-CRIS+Home

If you would like to get involved in our DSpace-CRIS 7 development effort, we welcome new contributors. Just join one of our meetings or get in touch via Slack. See the DSpace 7 Working Group wiki page for more info and join the #dspace-cris channel.

If you are looking for the ongoing maintenance work for DSpace-CRIS 6 (or prior releases), you can find that work on the corresponding maintenance branch (e.g. dspace-6_x_x-cris) in this repository.


Downloads

The latest release of DSpace-CRIS can be downloaded from the DSpace-CRIS Wiki or from GitHub.

Past releases and future releases are documented in the RoadMap page

Documentation / Installation

Documentation is available on our Documentation Wiki please check also the documentation from the parent DSpace project as basic features and principle are common and only described in the DSpace documentation.

The latest DSpace Installation instructions are available here. Some extra step to initialize the DSpace-CRIS with proper default can be found in our documentation (see above).

Please be aware that, as a Java web application, DSpace-CRIS requires a database (PostgreSQL or Oracle), a servlet container (usually Tomcat) and a SOLR instance in order to function.

More information about these and all other prerequisites can be found in the Installation instructions above.

Running DSpace-CRIS 7 in Docker

NOTE: At this time, we do not have production-ready Docker images for DSpace-CRIS. That said, we do have quick-start Docker Compose scripts for development or testing purposes.

Getting Help

DSpace-CRIS has a dedicated slack channel in the DSpace.org workspace.

Support can be received also via the DSpace support channels

DSpace provides public mailing lists where you can post questions or raise topics for discussion. We welcome everyone to participate in these lists:

Great Q&A is also available under the DSpace tag on Stackoverflow

Additional support options are at https://wiki.lyrasis.org/display/DSPACE/Support

DSpace also has an active service provider network. If you'd rather hire a service provider to install, upgrade, customize or host DSpace, then we recommend getting in touch with one of our Registered Service Providers.

Issue Tracker

DSpace-CRIS uses GitHub to track public reported issues:

Testing

Running Tests

By default, in DSpace, Unit Tests and Integration Tests are disabled. However, they are run automatically by GitHub Actions for all Pull Requests and code commits.

License

DSpace-CRIS source code is freely available under a standard BSD 3-Clause license. The full license is available in the LICENSE file or online at http://www.dspace.org/license/

DSpace uses third-party libraries which may be distributed under different licenses. Those licenses are listed in the LICENSES_THIRD_PARTY file.