demo.dspace.orgDSpace 6.3 Demonstration Repository

DSpace 6.3 Demo Home Release Notes Interfaces XMLUI JSPUI REST API (official) OAI-PMH SWORD Service Document (v.1) SWORD Service Document (v.2) RDF - Linked Open Data 3rd Party REST Client Consumer Apps Play! Rest Client - (using JERSEY) Javadoc API Download Github DSpace 6.3 Demo Instance This is the demonstration, test-it-out, kick the tires, see how it works instance of DSpace. This site is currently running DSpace 6.3. DSpace is composed of a core-API and several distinct Web Interfaces. User Interfaces Try out the demo versions of the standard DSpace web applications. XMLUI (Cocoon/XSLT) (The XML / XSLT / Cocoon user interface, aka Manakin) JSPUI (JSP) (traditional JSP-based interface - build with bootstrap CSS) XMLUI - MobileProgram Interfaces Programmatic Interfaces allow other systems to communicate with DSpace. Some interfaces are read-only to allow for harvesting, others enable content to be submitted to DSpace. REST API Official REST API for DSpace (Jersey based), first released in 4.x. DSpace Documentation on REST API REST Collection Reports REST Metadata Query Reports OAI (Open Archives Initiative) Interface that allows for Metadata and Bitstream (content-file) harvesting, supporting OAI-PMH (Protocol for Metadata Harvest) and OAI-ORE (Object Reuse and Exchange) protocols Supported Metadata Harvesting Formats DSpace Documentation on OAI 2.0 More info on OAI-PMH protocol and its usage . SWORD (v.1) (Simple Web service Offering Repository Deposit) Service Document (requires login) More info on SWORD protocol and its usage . SWORD (v.2) Service Document (requires login) More info on SWORD protocol and its usage . RDF Linked Open Data More info on the DSpace RDF Linked Open Data interface and its usage . Third Party Interfaces Play! REST Client DSpace REST API Client A simple app to kick the tires of the (Hedtek) REST API, built using Java Play! MVC Framework, data source is DSpace Demo repository’s REST API. What is DSpace DSpace is an open source repository software package typically used for creating open access repositories for scholarly and/or published digital content. While DSpace shares some feature overlap with content management systems and document management systems, the DSpace repository software serves a specific need as a digital archives system, focused on the long-term storage, access and preservation of digital content. Give Us Feedback! Each page of this DSpace Demo site has a blue "Provide Feedback" button on the right hand side of the page. You can report issues, or suggest fixes just by clicking on that feedback button from whatever page you are on. You may also search existing issues and vote on them by visiting our DSpace Issue Tracker . Download DSpace After you have tried out DSpace, you may wish to download and install it for yourself: Download source or binary release (zip) GitHub codebase Where to Ask Questions Developers and power-users are available online in IRC (freenode.net #dspace) . Feel free to join us by choosing your own "Nickname" below, and clicking "Connect". © DSpace 2014-2018 DSpace | DSpace Wiki |...