add resolver for jstor

[ilippert]

Is your suggestion for improvement related to a problem? Please describe. I am typically frustrated when I want to integrate a paper from jstor in my library. jstor is a key social science/humanities platform; not all papers/journals come with doi.

Describe the solution you'd like add resolver that can resolve jstor stable links, taking such a form https://www.jstor.org/stable/26878966

[wujastyk]

+1

[LyzardKing]

@ilippert Did you try importing the reference from the browser extension? That seems to work for the jstor links.

[ilippert]

@ilippert Did you try importing the reference from the browser extension? That seems to work for the jstor links.

thanks for the hint, I m not using any extension.

[LyzardKing]

With it you can pull the reference directly from the webpage in the browser and import it in jabref

[wujastyk]

Great solution. Thanks!

[Siedlerchr]

Ideas for a fetcher implementaiton: 1 Search endpoint (Open access); https://www.jstor.org/open/search/?theme=open&Query=japanese+emperor

2. Sarch HTML for/use jsoup for selecting html by query select: a class="cite-this-item button secondary" href="/citation/info/10.7249/j.ctt1287m9t.15"

3 Extract the id after the /info or Alternative way: Extract the ID from the data-doi attribute

2. Call https://www.jstor.org/citation/text/10.7249/j.ctt1287m9t.15 with the id after the parameter text/ to get bibtex

[Siedlerchr]

Thanks to @joethei this feature is now implemented

[ilippert]

Dear @joethei, sorry, would you mind letting me know how I can "use" this feature?

JabRef 5.2--2020-11-23--350ec1f Linux 5.9.9-200.fc33.x86_64 amd64 Java 15.0.1

[joethei]

@ilippert either use the web search in the bottom left to search for a paper the same way that you would search on the website itself or use Complex Search Querys. Importing from a direct url is currently not supported. You should also be to search for fulltext documents after you have added an entry to get the pdf version(if you do have access to it from your network).

[wujastyk]

I'm sorry @joethei, but I don't understand what you've just said. "bottom left"? Complex web search (alt+4) doesn't display "jstor" in the dropdown search options.

[joethei]

I am sorry, I mixed up some terminology there. web search is in the bottom left of my screen. With Complex search i meant the SearchBasedFetchers. JSTOR is showing up in the dropdown on my screen

[wujastyk]

Thanks! I'm using JabRef 5.2--2020-11-23--350ec1f Linux 5.4.0-54-generic amd64 Java 15.0.1

... oh! Wait! I found it. I had to scroll down. Duh. It wasn't obvious to me that there were hidden entries. Many thanks for the clarification.

[koppor]

Can some documentation be added to https://docs.jabref.org/collect/import-using-online-bibliographic-database? 😇

Update: Jsotr is there --> https://docs.jabref.org/collect/import-using-online-bibliographic-database#jstor

However, there is no hint on scrolling down... Maybe just add a screenshot and hint.

[ilippert]

Hi, I have now used the JSTOR search the first two times. Thanks for implementing it! Experience: when I search for an author last name only, I do get a limited list of entries (not all available on jstor, not the article I am looking for). When I combine the last name with a keyword from the title, I do not get any results. When I only search for the stable URL number, I do not get anything. I am trying to import an entry for this: https://www.jstor.org/stable/41035546

Eventually what does work is to use for a part of the title within quotation marks.

[joethei]

Anything passed into the search gets send directly to jstor, so you should see the excact same results. Only if you use something like author:"Henke" does it search only in authors. Usage of the direct URL is currently not supported, I will open a PR shortly.

[ilippert]

I can confirm author:"Henke" searches in authors. But it does not get me the entry I need. Strange. If I search for author:"Christopher R. Henke" then I get it.

[joethei]

The search results for author:"Henke" are the same ones when using the advanced search on the website itself, JabRef does not do anything special here so that is to be expected.

[DominikVoigt]

@ilippert regarding the combination of multiple fields does JSTOR behave differently from the integrated search provided by JabRef (regarding the result set)?

[koppor]

We had to disable JSTOR because we always get an error from JSOR (done at https://github.com/JabRef/jabref/pull/7229). Thus, I need to reopen the issue to track fixing that issue.

[wujastyk]

JabRef 5.3--2021-04-30--f504ff0 Linux 5.4.0-72-generic amd64 Java 15.0.2 JavaFX 16+8

I hope the JSTOR resolver will come back. For scholars in the humanities, JSTOR is more important than all the other online repositories together

[wujastyk]

JabRef 5.5--2021-12-28--8e92228 Linux 5.13.0-22-generic amd64 Java 16.0.2 JavaFX 17.0.1+1

+1

Ideally, one could put the jstor number, e.g., 26060364 in http://www.jstor.org/stable/26060364 into the search field and suck in the bib info in the same way as a DOI.

[ThiloteE]

"If you are interested in requesting and receiving JSTOR metadata, please email discoveryservices@ithaka.org for more information."

Source: https://support.jstor.org/hc/en-us/articles/360053643993-Our-Partners-JSTOR-Discovery-Service-Providers#metadata_recipients

[wujastyk]

Okay, thanks. I've written to Ithaka. Let's see what they say.

[ThiloteE]

what did they say?