CCCLicense Issue with german Localization

Hello,

I just found a bug I guess. Or it is a Java issue specific to the version of Java installed on my machine. I dont
have another Server at hand with a different java version installed, so I cant judge this. Although it is a
localization issue, it can be tested in ever DSpace instance using Creative Commons license, so it would
be nice if someone could verify in his instance.

Trying to add a Creative Commons License during Submission using XMLUI is not possible as long as you use a
browser that requests the German Localization. Creative Commons support has to be enabled in
dspace.cfg. The jurisdiction set in dspace.cfg does not matter at all. 

I use Firefox with Quick Locale Switcher to check with different Localizations. Actually I found out by
accident that it has to do with Localization when I was hunting for the reason of this issue for several
hours already. Finally I was absolutely clueless as to what might be the reason and played a bit with Locale switcher.

Reloading the page for adding a CC License using different Locales such as it-IT, es-ES or en-US, then
pushing the button which sends you to creativecommons.org produces a valid URL in the form:

creativecommons.org/choose/?submission-continue=… (long id and .continue appended)

Doing so using de-DE setting of Firefox produces a Server Error. The URL looks like

creativecommons.org/license (nothing removed here)

The button label contains an Umlaut in the german version. This Umlaut is properly stored as UTF-8 in the
messages_de.xml. Changing the Umlaut in the last Word "auszuwählen" to "auszuwaehlen" resolves the
issue. Here comes the offending line without the change:

<message key="xmlui.Submission.submit.CCLicenseStep.submit_to_creative_commons">Weiter zur
Creative Commons Seite, um eine Lizenz auszuwählen.</message>

Re: dspace 1.7.2 Discovery error

Hello,

this issue is not yet completely solved. This is an interim information on the status.

Meanwhile I applied updates to some of the software on my test machine and after that I ran again in exactly
the same issue. I checked for the solr URL as well as for file system permissions faults due to my former
experience and repeated hints on this list. However no luck. I couldnt find any useful log entries not even
when switching to debug logging. I removed the filter that made it impossible to reach solr from a
different machine to see the error messages first hand in my browser - no help.

Finally I dropped my database on the test server which was updated from a 1.6 installation and contained a
handful of items. We also have some additional date fields configured in input-forms and we use a three
letter contry code for metadata. I dont know what exactly was defending discovery index creation, but
with a fresh and empty database, discovery index could be initialized. 

This is no solution for migrating our live server, because obviously we have to update our current
database, but I thought it might be useful for somebody struggling with this issue to know that there are
other reasons of failure besides the solr URL being not set properly.

Bye, Christian

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Progressbar CC Label not used properly

Hello,

when Creative Commons is enabled, the Submission Progressbar contains two breacrumbs for licensing, the
CC License step and the required deposit license step. The messages files contain two separate Labels for
both breadcrumbs. Either in the english and german version and most likely all language specific
messages_xy.xml files  these two messages are also different. However both buttons show the latter Label
in both languages I checked. As such I guess, the creative-commons Label is not used anywhere, at least not
where it should be used.

        <message key="xmlui.Submission.submit.progressbar.creative-commons">Creative Commons</message>
        <message key="xmlui.Submission.submit.progressbar.license">License</message>

Bye, Christian

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Several concurrent Localizations of default.license, input-forms etc. dont work

Hello,

you know what I am dealing with recently. Localization in DSpace 1.7.2.

I tried this thoroughly in every way I could think about:

<https://wiki.duraspace.org/display/DSDOC/Configuration>

It reads like this:

> Supporting More Than One Language
> 
> Changes in dspace.cfg
> 
> Property:	webui.supported.locale
> Example Value:	webui.supported.locale = en, de
> (…)
> 
> Related Files
> 
> If you set webui.supported.locales make sure that all the related additional files for each language are
available. LOCALE should correspond to the locale set in webui.supported.locales, e. g.: for
webui.supported.locales = en, de, fr, there should be:
> 
> (…)
> Files to be localized:
> (…)	• [dspace-source]/dspace/config/input-forms_LOCALE.xml
> 	• [dspace-source]/dspace/config/default_LOCALE.license - should be pure ASCII
> (…)
> 	• [dspace-source]/dspace/config/emails/change_password_LOCALE

Vireo on Dspace

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Java errors when attempting to start Handle server

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Re: Vireo on Dspace

I've begun looking at Vireo but don't have anything running.  Looking
over the patching that it does to DSpace, I think a lot of it consists
of patches to DSpace 1.5 that were taken up into later releases, some
nice extensions that were contributed to DSpace later, and Maven magic
to separate the patched artifacts from stock.  I think it might fit
into 1.7.x/1.8.0 with considerably less patching, but I haven't gotten
that far yet.

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Re: XML from dissemination crosswalk

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Harvesting from Multiple collection to a single collection using OAI-PMH

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fulltext in browse and search

Hello,
I'm using DSpace trunk with Discovery and I will stay on 1.8 when it comes out.

Most of our records are bibliographic only and we will add full texts
in small amounts as we gain access to them. We would like to make
records with fulltexts prominently visible and make it also possible
to search/browse only in items with fulltexts.

Therefore I'd like to ask:
1) Is it possible to have a Discovery facet for items with fulltext?
2) Is it possible to rank items with full text before items without
full text in browse/search?
If so, how do I do it?

Let's define fulltext items as "item has at least one bitstream
attached in the ORIGINAL bundle".

Thanks in advance.

Regards,
~~helix84

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