diff --git a/ABOUT-NLS b/ABOUT-NLS index 7131116c5..60f81badf 100644 --- a/ABOUT-NLS +++ b/ABOUT-NLS @@ -1,330 +1,330 @@ Invenio NATIVE LANGUAGE SUPPORT =============================== About ===== This document describes the Native Language Support (NLS) in Invenio. Contents ======== 1. Native Language Support information for administrators 2. Native Language Support information for translators 3. Native Language Support information for programmers A. Introducing a new language B. Integrating translation contributions 1. Native Language Support information for administrators ========================================================= Invenio is currently available in the following languages: af = Afrikaans ar = Arabic bg = Bulgarian ca = Catalan cs = Czech de = German el = Greek en = English es = Spanish fa = Persian (Farsi) fr = French gl = Galician hr = Croatian hu = Hungarian it = Italian ja = Japanese ka = Georgian lt = Lithuanian no = Norwegian (Bokmål) pl = Polish pt = Portuguese ro = Romanian ru = Russian rw = Kinyarwanda sk = Slovak sv = Swedish uk = Ukrainian zh_CN = Chinese (China) zh_TW = Chinese (Taiwan) If you are installing Invenio and you want to enable/disable some languages, please just follow the standard installation procedure as described in the INSTALL file. The default language of the installation as well as the list of all user-seen languages can be selected in the general invenio.conf file, see variables CFG_SITE_LANG and CFG_SITE_LANGS. (Please note that some runtime Invenio daemons -- such as webcoll, responsible for updating the collection cache, running every hour or so -- may work twice as long when twice as many user-seen languages are selected, because it creates collection cache page elements for every user-seen language. Therefore, if you have defined thousands of collections and if you find the webcoll speed to be slow in your setup, you may want to try to limit the list of selected languages.) 2. Native Language Support information for translators ====================================================== If you want to contibute a translation to Invenio, then please follow the procedure below: - Please check out the existence of po/LL.po file for your language, where LL stands for the ISO 639 language code (e.g. `el' for Greek). If such a file exists, then this language is already supported, in which case you may want to review the existing translation (see below). If the file does not exist yet, then you can create an empty one by copying the invenio.pot template file into LL.po that you can review as described in the next item. (Please note that you would have to translate some dynamic elements that are currently not located in the PO file, see the appendix A below.) - Please edit LL.po to review existing translation. The PO file format is a standard GNU gettext one and so you can take advantage of dedicated editing modes of programs such as GNU Emacs, KBabel, or poEdit to edit it. Pay special attention to strings marked as fuzzy and untranslated. (E.g. in the Emacs PO mode, press `f' and `u' to find them.) Do not forget to remove fuzzy marks for reviewed translations. (E.g. in the Emacs PO mode, press `TAB' to remove fuzzy status of a string.) - After you are done with translations, please validate your file to make sure it does not contain formatting errors. (E.g. in the Emacs PO mode, press `V' to validate the file.) - If you have access to a test installation of Invenio, you may want to see your modified PO file in action: $ cd po $ emacs ja.po # edit Japanese translation $ make update-gmo $ make install $ sudo apachectl restart $ firefox http://your.site/?ln=ja # check it out in context If you do not have access to a test installation, please contribute your PO file to the developers team (see the next step) and we shall install it on a test site and contact you so that you will be able to check your translation in the global context of the application. (Note to developers: note that ``make update-gmo'' command may be necessary to run before ``make'' if the latter fails, even if you are not touching translation business at all. The reason being that the gmo files are not stored in CVS, while they are included in the distribution tarball. So, if you are building from CVS, and you do not have them in your tree, you may get build errors in directories like modules/webhelp/web/admin saying things like ``No rule to make target `index.bg.html'''. The solution is to run ``make update-gmo'' to produce the gmo files before running ``make''. End of note to developers.) - Please contribute your translation by emailing the file to . You help is greatly appreciated and will be properly credited in the THANKS file. See also the GNU gettext manual, especially the chapters 5, 6 and 11. 3. Native Language Support information for programmers ====================================================== Invenio uses standard GNU gettext I18N and L12N philosophy. In Python programs, all output strings should be made translatable via the _() convention: from messages import gettext_set_language [...] def square(x, ln=CFG_SITE_LANG): _ = gettext_set_language(ln) print _("Hello there!") print _("The square of %s is %s.") % (x, x*x) In webdoc source files, the convention is _()_: _(Search Help)_ Here are some tips for writing easily translatable output messages: - Do not cut big phrases into several pieces, the meaning may be harder to grasp and to render properly in another language. Leave them in the context. Do not try to economize and reuse standalone-translated words as parts of bigger sentences. The translation could differ due to gender, for example. Rather define two sentences instead: not: _("This %s is not available.") % x, where x is either _("basket") or _("alert") but: _("This basket is not available.") and _("This alert is not available.") - If you print some value in a translatable phrase, you can use an unnamed %i or %s string replacement placeholders: yes: _("There are %i baskets.") % nb_baskets But, as soon as you are printing more than one value, you should use named string placeholders because in some languages the parts of the sentence may be reversed when translated: not: _("There are %i baskets shared by %i groups.") % \ (nb_baskets, nb_groups) but: _("There are %(x_nb_baskets)s baskets shared by %(x_nb_groups)s groups.") % \ {'x_nb_baskets': nb_baskets, 'x_nb_groups': nb_groups,} Please use the `x_' prefix for the named placeholder variables to ease the localization task of the translator. - Do not mix HTML presentation inside phrases. If you want to reserve space for HTML markup, please use generic replacement placeholders as prologue and epilogue: not: _("This is cold.") but: _("This is %(x_fmt_open)scold%(x_fmt_close)s.") Ditto for links: not: _("This is homepage.") not: _("This is %(x_url_open)shomepage%(x_url_close)s.") - Do not leave unnecessary things in short commonly used translatable expressions, such as extraneous spaces or colons before or after them. Rather put them in the business logic: not: _(" subject") but: " " + _("subject") not: _("Record %i:") but: _("Record") + "%i:" % recID On the other hand, in long sentences when the trailing punctuation has its meaning as an integral part of the label to be shown on the interface, you should leave them: not: _("Nearest terms in any collection are") but: _("Nearest terms in any collection are:") - Last but not least: the best is to follow the style of existing messages as a model, so that the translators are presented with a homogeneous and consistently presented output phrase set. Appendix A. Introducing a new language ====================================== If you are introducing a new language for the first time, then please firstly create and edit the PO file as described above in Section 2. This will make the largest portion of the translating work done, but it is not fully enough, because we currently have also to translate some dynamic elements that aren't located in PO files. The development team can edit the respective files ourself, if the translator sends over the following translations by email: - demo server name, from invenio.conf: Atlantis Institute of Fictive Science - demo collection names, from democfgdata.sql: Preprints Books Theses Reports Articles Pictures CERN Divisions CERN Experiments Theoretical Physics (TH) Experimental Physics (EP) Articles & Preprints Books & Reports Multimedia & Arts Poetry Atlantis Times News Atlantis Times Arts Atlantis Times Science Atlantis Times Atlantis Institute Books Atlantis Institute Articles Atlantis Times Drafts Notes ALEPH Papers ALEPH Internal Notes ALEPH Theses ISOLDE Papers ISOLDE Internal Notes Drafts Videos - Authority Records - Authority Author - Authority Institution - Authority Journal - Authority Subject + Authorities + People + Institutes + Journals + Subjects - demo right-hand-side portalbox, from democfgdata.sql: ABOUT THIS SITE Welcome to the demo site of the Invenio, a free document server software coming from CERN. Please feel free to explore all the features of this demo site to the full. SEE ALSO The development team will than edit various files (po/LINGUAS, config files, sql files, plenty of Makefile files, etc) as needed. The last phase of the initial introduction of the new language would be to translate some short static HTML pages such as: - modules/webhelp/web/help-central.webdoc Thanks for helping us to internationalize Invenio. Appendix B. Integrating translation contributions ================================================= This appendix contains some tips on integrating translated phrases that were prepared for different Invenio releases. It is mostly of interest to Invenio developers or the release manager. Imagine that we have a working translation file sk.po and that we have received a contribution co-CONTRIB.po that was prepared for previous Invenio release, so that the messages do not fully correspond. Moreover, another person might have had worked with the sk.po file in the meantime. The goal is to integrate the contributions. Firstly, check whether the contributed file sk-CONTRIB.po was indeed prepared for different software release version: $ msgcmp --use-fuzzy --use-untranslated sk-CONTRIB.po invenio.pot If yes, then join its translations with the ones in the latest sk.po file: $ msgcat sk-CONTRIB.po sk.po > sk-TMP.po and update the message references: $ msgmerge sk-TMP.po invenio.pot > sk-NEW.po This will give the new file sk-NEW.po that should now be msgcmp'rable to invenio.pot. Lastly, we will have to go manually through sk-NEW.po in order to resolve potential translation conflicts (marked via ``#-#-#-#-#'' fuzzy translations). If the conflicts are evident and easy to resolve, for example corrected typos, we can fix them. If the conflicts are of translational nature and cannot be resolved without consulting the translators, we should warn them about the conflicts. After the evident conflicts are resolved and the file validates okay, we can rename it to sk.po and we are done. (Note that we could have used ``--use-first'' option to msgcat if we were fully sure that the first translation file (sk-CONTRIB) could have been preferred as far as the quality of translation goes.) - end of file - diff --git a/config/invenio.conf b/config/invenio.conf index 666807dc2..168d8e09a 100644 --- a/config/invenio.conf +++ b/config/invenio.conf @@ -1,2276 +1,2276 @@ ## This file is part of Invenio. ## Copyright (C) 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 CERN. ## ## Invenio is free software; you can redistribute it and/or ## modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as ## published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the ## License, or (at your option) any later version. ## ## Invenio is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but ## WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of ## MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU ## General Public License for more details. ## ## You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License ## along with Invenio; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., ## 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. ################################################### ## About 'invenio.conf' and 'invenio-local.conf' ## ################################################### ## The 'invenio.conf' file contains the vanilla default configuration ## parameters of a Invenio installation, as coming out of the ## distribution. The file should be self-explanatory. Once installed ## in its usual location (usually /opt/invenio/etc), you could in ## principle go ahead and change the values according to your local ## needs, but this is not advised. ## ## If you would like to customize some of these parameters, you should ## rather create a file named 'invenio-local.conf' in the same ## directory where 'invenio.conf' lives and you should write there ## only the customizations that you want to be different from the ## vanilla defaults. ## ## Here is a realistic, minimalist, yet production-ready example of ## what you would typically put there: ## ## $ cat /opt/invenio/etc/invenio-local.conf ## [Invenio] ## CFG_SITE_NAME = John Doe's Document Server ## CFG_SITE_NAME_INTL_fr = Serveur des Documents de John Doe ## CFG_SITE_URL = http://your.site.com ## CFG_SITE_SECURE_URL = https://your.site.com ## CFG_SITE_ADMIN_EMAIL = john.doe@your.site.com ## CFG_SITE_SUPPORT_EMAIL = john.doe@your.site.com ## CFG_WEBALERT_ALERT_ENGINE_EMAIL = john.doe@your.site.com ## CFG_WEBCOMMENT_ALERT_ENGINE_EMAIL = john.doe@your.site.com ## CFG_WEBCOMMENT_DEFAULT_MODERATOR = john.doe@your.site.com ## CFG_BIBAUTHORID_AUTHOR_TICKET_ADMIN_EMAIL = john.doe@your.site.com ## CFG_BIBCATALOG_SYSTEM_EMAIL_ADDRESS = john.doe@your.site.com ## CFG_DATABASE_HOST = localhost ## CFG_DATABASE_NAME = invenio ## CFG_DATABASE_USER = invenio ## CFG_DATABASE_PASS = my123p$ss ## ## You should override at least the parameters mentioned above and the ## parameters mentioned in the `Part 1: Essential parameters' below in ## order to define some very essential runtime parameters such as the ## name of your document server (CFG_SITE_NAME and ## CFG_SITE_NAME_INTL_*), the visible URL of your document server ## (CFG_SITE_URL and CFG_SITE_SECURE_URL), the email address of the ## local Invenio administrator, comment moderator, and alert engine ## (CFG_SITE_SUPPORT_EMAIL, CFG_SITE_ADMIN_EMAIL, etc), and last but ## not least your database credentials (CFG_DATABASE_*). ## ## The Invenio system will then read both the default invenio.conf ## file and your customized invenio-local.conf file and it will ## override any default options with the ones you have specified in ## your local file. This cascading of configuration parameters will ## ease your future upgrades. [Invenio] ################################### ## Part 1: Essential parameters ## ################################### ## This part defines essential Invenio internal parameters that ## everybody should override, like the name of the server or the email ## address of the local Invenio administrator. ## CFG_DATABASE_* - specify which MySQL server to use, the name of the ## database to use, and the database access credentials. CFG_DATABASE_HOST = localhost CFG_DATABASE_PORT = 3306 CFG_DATABASE_NAME = invenio CFG_DATABASE_USER = invenio CFG_DATABASE_PASS = my123p$ss ## CFG_DATABASE_SLAVE - if you use DB replication, then specify the DB ## slave address credentials. (Assuming the same access rights to the ## DB slave as to the DB master.) If you don't use DB replication, ## then leave this option blank. CFG_DATABASE_SLAVE = ## CFG_SITE_URL - specify URL under which your installation will be ## visible. For example, use "http://your.site.com". Do not leave ## trailing slash. CFG_SITE_URL = http://localhost ## CFG_SITE_SECURE_URL - specify secure URL under which your ## installation secure pages such as login or registration will be ## visible. For example, use "https://your.site.com". Do not leave ## trailing slash. If you don't plan on using HTTPS, then you may ## leave this empty. CFG_SITE_SECURE_URL = https://localhost ## CFG_SITE_NAME -- the visible name of your Invenio installation. CFG_SITE_NAME = Atlantis Institute of Fictive Science ## CFG_SITE_NAME_INTL -- the international versions of CFG_SITE_NAME ## in various languages. (See also CFG_SITE_LANGS below.) CFG_SITE_NAME_INTL_en = Atlantis Institute of Fictive Science CFG_SITE_NAME_INTL_fr = Atlantis Institut des Sciences Fictives CFG_SITE_NAME_INTL_de = Atlantis Institut der fiktiven Wissenschaft CFG_SITE_NAME_INTL_es = Instituto de Ciencia Ficticia Atlantis CFG_SITE_NAME_INTL_ca = Institut Atlantis de Ciència Fictícia CFG_SITE_NAME_INTL_pt = Instituto Atlantis de Ciência Fictícia CFG_SITE_NAME_INTL_it = Atlantis Istituto di Scienza Fittizia CFG_SITE_NAME_INTL_ru = Институт Фиктивных Наук Атлантиды CFG_SITE_NAME_INTL_sk = Atlantis Inštitút Fiktívnych Vied CFG_SITE_NAME_INTL_cs = Atlantis Institut Fiktivních Věd CFG_SITE_NAME_INTL_no = Atlantis Institutt for Fiktiv Vitenskap CFG_SITE_NAME_INTL_sv = Atlantis Institut för Fiktiv Vetenskap CFG_SITE_NAME_INTL_el = Ινστιτούτο Φανταστικών Επιστημών Ατλαντίδος CFG_SITE_NAME_INTL_uk = Інститут вигаданих наук в Атлантісі CFG_SITE_NAME_INTL_ja = Fictive 科学のAtlantis の協会 CFG_SITE_NAME_INTL_pl = Instytut Fikcyjnej Nauki Atlantis CFG_SITE_NAME_INTL_bg = Институт за фиктивни науки Атлантис CFG_SITE_NAME_INTL_hr = Institut Fiktivnih Znanosti Atlantis CFG_SITE_NAME_INTL_zh_CN = 阿特兰提斯虚拟科学学院 CFG_SITE_NAME_INTL_zh_TW = 阿特蘭提斯虛擬科學學院 CFG_SITE_NAME_INTL_hu = Kitalált Tudományok Atlantiszi Intézete CFG_SITE_NAME_INTL_af = Atlantis Instituut van Fiktiewe Wetenskap CFG_SITE_NAME_INTL_gl = Instituto Atlantis de Ciencia Fictive CFG_SITE_NAME_INTL_ro = Institutul Atlantis al Ştiinţelor Fictive CFG_SITE_NAME_INTL_rw = Atlantis Ishuri Rikuru Ry'ubuhanga CFG_SITE_NAME_INTL_ka = ატლანტიდის ფიქტიური მეცნიერების ინსტიტუტი CFG_SITE_NAME_INTL_lt = Fiktyvių Mokslų Institutas Atlantis CFG_SITE_NAME_INTL_ar = معهد أطلنطيس للعلوم الافتراضية CFG_SITE_NAME_INTL_fa = موسسه علوم تخیلی آتلانتیس ## CFG_SITE_LANG -- the default language of the interface: ' CFG_SITE_LANG = en ## CFG_SITE_LANGS -- list of all languages the user interface should ## be available in, separated by commas. The order specified below ## will be respected on the interface pages. A good default would be ## to use the alphabetical order. Currently supported languages ## include Afrikaans, Arabic, Bulgarian, Catalan, Czech, German, ## Georgian, Greek, English, Spanish, Persian (Farsi), French, ## Croatian, Hungarian, Galician, Italian, Japanese, Kinyarwanda, ## Lithuanian, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, ## Slovak, Swedish, Ukrainian, Chinese (China), Chinese (Taiwan), so ## that the eventual maximum you can currently select is ## "af,ar,bg,ca,cs,de,el,en,es,fa,fr,hr,gl,ka,it,rw,lt,hu,ja,no,pl,pt,ro,ru,sk,sv,uk,zh_CN,zh_TW". CFG_SITE_LANGS = af,ar,bg,ca,cs,de,el,en,es,fa,fr,hr,gl,ka,it,rw,lt,hu,ja,no,pl,pt,ro,ru,sk,sv,uk,zh_CN,zh_TW ## CFG_SITE_SUPPORT_EMAIL -- the email address of the support team for ## this installation: CFG_SITE_SUPPORT_EMAIL = info@invenio-software.org ## CFG_SITE_ADMIN_EMAIL -- the email address of the 'superuser' for ## this installation. Enter your email address below and login with ## this address when using Invenio inistration modules. You ## will then be automatically recognized as superuser of the system. CFG_SITE_ADMIN_EMAIL = info@invenio-software.org ## CFG_SITE_EMERGENCY_EMAIL_ADDRESSES -- list of email addresses to ## which an email should be sent in case of emergency (e.g. bibsched ## queue has been stopped because of an error). Configuration ## dictionary allows for different recipients based on weekday and ## time-of-day. Example: ## ## CFG_SITE_EMERGENCY_EMAIL_ADDRESSES = { ## 'Sunday 22:00-06:00': '0041761111111@email2sms.foo.com', ## '06:00-18:00': 'team-in-europe@foo.com,0041762222222@email2sms.foo.com', ## '18:00-06:00': 'team-in-usa@foo.com', ## '*': 'john.doe.phone@foo.com'} ## ## If you want the emergency email notifications to always go to the ## same address, just use the wildcard line in the above example. CFG_SITE_EMERGENCY_EMAIL_ADDRESSES = {} ## CFG_SITE_ADMIN_EMAIL_EXCEPTIONS -- set this to 0 if you do not want ## to receive any captured exception via email to CFG_SITE_ADMIN_EMAIL ## address. Captured exceptions will still be available in ## var/log/invenio.err file. Set this to 1 if you want to receive ## some of the captured exceptions (this depends on the actual place ## where the exception is captured). Set this to 2 if you want to ## receive all captured exceptions. CFG_SITE_ADMIN_EMAIL_EXCEPTIONS = 1 ## CFG_SITE_RECORD -- what is the URI part representing detailed ## record pages? We recomment to leave the default value `record' ## unchanged. CFG_SITE_RECORD = record ## CFG_ERRORLIB_RESET_EXCEPTION_NOTIFICATION_COUNTER_AFTER -- set this to ## the number of seconds after which to reset the exception notification ## counter. A given repetitive exception is notified via email with a ## logarithmic strategy: the first time it is seen it is sent via email, ## then the second time, then the fourth, then the eighth and so forth. ## If the number of seconds elapsed since the last time it was notified ## is greater than CFG_ERRORLIB_RESET_EXCEPTION_NOTIFICATION_COUNTER_AFTER ## then the internal counter is reset in order not to have exception ## notification become more and more rare. CFG_ERRORLIB_RESET_EXCEPTION_NOTIFICATION_COUNTER_AFTER = 14400 ## CFG_CERN_SITE -- do we want to enable CERN-specific code? ## Put "1" for "yes" and "0" for "no". CFG_CERN_SITE = 0 ## CFG_INSPIRE_SITE -- do we want to enable INSPIRE-specific code? ## Put "1" for "yes" and "0" for "no". CFG_INSPIRE_SITE = 0 ## CFG_ADS_SITE -- do we want to enable ADS-specific code? ## Put "1" for "yes" and "0" for "no". CFG_ADS_SITE = 0 ## CFG_OPENAIRE_SITE -- do we want to enable OpenAIRE-specific code? ## Put "1" for "yes" and "0" for "no". CFG_OPENAIRE_SITE = 0 ## Now you can tune whether to integrate with external authentication providers ## through the OpenID and OAuth protocols. ## The following variables let you fine-tune which authentication ## providers you want to authorize. You can override here most of ## the variables in lib/invenio/access_control_config.py. ## In particular you can put in these variable the consumer_key and ## consumer_secret of the desired services. ## Note: some providers don't supply an mail address. ## If you choose them, the users will be registered with a temporary email address. ## CFG_OPENID_PROVIDERS -- Comma-separated list of providers you want to enable ## through the OpenID protocol. ## E.g.: CFG_OPENID_PROVIDERS = google,yahoo,aol,wordpress,myvidoop,openid,verisign,myopenid,myspace,livejournal,blogger CFG_OPENID_PROVIDERS = ## CFG_OAUTH1_PROVIDERS -- Comma-separated list of providers you want to enable ## through the OAuth1 protocol. ## Note: OAuth1 is in general deprecated in favour of OAuth2. ## E.g.: CFG_OAUTH1_PROVIDERS = twitter,linkedin,flickr, CFG_OAUTH1_PROVIDERS = ## CFG_OAUTH2_PROVIDERS -- Comma-separated list of providers you want to enable ## through the OAuth2 protocol. ## Note: if you enable the "orcid" provider the full profile of the user ## in Orcid will be imported. ## E.g.: CFG_OAUTH2_PROVIDERS = facebook,yammer,foursquare,googleoauth2,instagram,orcid CFG_OAUTH2_PROVIDERS = ## CFG_OPENID_CONFIGURATIONS -- Mapping of special parameter to configure the ## desired OpenID providers. Use this variable to override out-of-the-box ## parameters already set in lib/python/invenio/access_control_config.py. ## E.g.: CFG_OPENID_CONFIGURATIONS = {'google': { ## 'identifier': 'https://www.google.com/accounts/o8/id', ## 'trust_email': True}} CFG_OPENID_CONFIGURATIONS = {} ## CFG_OAUTH1_CONFIGURATIONS -- Mapping of special parameter to configure the ## desired OAuth1 providers. Use this variable to override out-of-the-box ## parameters already set in lib/python/invenio/access_control_config.py. ## E.g.: CFG_OAUTH1_CONFIGURATIONS = {'linkedin': { ## 'consumer_key' : 'MY_LINKEDIN_CONSUMER_KEY', ## 'consumer_secret' : 'MY_LINKEDIN_CONSUMER_SECRET'}} CFG_OAUTH1_CONFIGURATIONS = {} ## CFG_OAUTH2_CONFIGURATIONS -- Mapping of special parameter to configure the ## desired OAuth2 providers. Use this variable to override out-of-the-box ## parameters already set in lib/python/invenio/access_control_config.py. ## E.g.: CFG_OAUTH2_CONFIGURATIONS = {'orcid': { ## 'consumer_key' : 'MY_ORCID_CONSUMER_KEY', ## 'consumer_secret' : 'MY_ORCID_CONSUMER_SECRET'}} CFG_OAUTH2_CONFIGURATIONS = {} ## CFG_DEVEL_SITE -- is this a development site? If it is, you might ## prefer that it does not do certain things. For example, you might ## not want WebSubmit to send certain emails or trigger certain ## processes on a development site. ## Put "1" for "yes" (this is a development site) or "0" for "no" ## (this isn't a development site.) CFG_DEVEL_SITE = 0 ################################ ## Part 2: Web page style ## ################################ ## The variables affecting the page style. The most important one is ## the 'template skin' you would like to use and the obfuscation mode ## for your email addresses. Please refer to the WebStyle Admin Guide ## for more explanation. The other variables are listed here mostly ## for backwards compatibility purposes only. ## CFG_WEBSTYLE_TEMPLATE_SKIN -- what template skin do you want to ## use? CFG_WEBSTYLE_TEMPLATE_SKIN = default ## CFG_WEBSTYLE_EMAIL_ADDRESSES_OBFUSCATION_MODE. How do we "protect" ## email addresses from undesired automated email harvesters? This ## setting will not affect 'support' and 'admin' emails. ## NOTE: there is no ultimate solution to protect against email ## harvesting. All have drawbacks and can more or less be ## circumvented. Choose you preferred mode ([t] means "transparent" ## for the user): ## -1: hide all emails. ## [t] 0 : no protection, email returned as is. ## foo@example.com => foo@example.com ## 1 : basic email munging: replaces @ by [at] and . by [dot] ## foo@example.com => foo [at] example [dot] com ## [t] 2 : transparent name mangling: characters are replaced by ## equivalent HTML entities. ## foo@example.com => foo@example.com ## [t] 3 : javascript insertion. Requires Javascript enabled on client ## side. ## 4 : replaces @ and . characters by gif equivalents. ## foo@example.com => foo [at] example [dot] com CFG_WEBSTYLE_EMAIL_ADDRESSES_OBFUSCATION_MODE = 2 ## CFG_WEBSTYLE_INSPECT_TEMPLATES -- Do we want to debug all template ## functions so that they would return HTML results wrapped in ## comments indicating which part of HTML page was created by which ## template function? Useful only for debugging Pythonic HTML ## template. See WebStyle Admin Guide for more information. CFG_WEBSTYLE_INSPECT_TEMPLATES = 0 ## (deprecated) CFG_WEBSTYLE_CDSPAGEBOXLEFTTOP -- eventual global HTML ## left top box: CFG_WEBSTYLE_CDSPAGEBOXLEFTTOP = ## (deprecated) CFG_WEBSTYLE_CDSPAGEBOXLEFTBOTTOM -- eventual global ## HTML left bottom box: CFG_WEBSTYLE_CDSPAGEBOXLEFTBOTTOM = ## (deprecated) CFG_WEBSTYLE_CDSPAGEBOXRIGHTTOP -- eventual global ## HTML right top box: CFG_WEBSTYLE_CDSPAGEBOXRIGHTTOP = ## (deprecated) CFG_WEBSTYLE_CDSPAGEBOXRIGHTBOTTOM -- eventual global ## HTML right bottom box: CFG_WEBSTYLE_CDSPAGEBOXRIGHTBOTTOM = ## CFG_WEBSTYLE_HTTP_STATUS_ALERT_LIST -- when certain HTTP status ## codes are raised to the WSGI handler, the corresponding exceptions ## and error messages can be sent to the system administrator for ## inspecting. This is useful to detect and correct errors. The ## variable represents a comma-separated list of HTTP statuses that ## should alert admin. Wildcards are possible. If the status is ## followed by an "r", it means that a referer is required to exist ## (useful to distinguish broken known links from URL typos when 404 ## errors are raised). CFG_WEBSTYLE_HTTP_STATUS_ALERT_LIST = 404r,400,5*,41* ## CFG_WEBSTYLE_HTTP_USE_COMPRESSION -- whether to enable deflate ## compression of your HTTP/HTTPS connections. This will affect the Apache ## configuration snippets created by inveniocfg --create-apache-conf and ## the OAI-PMH Identify response. CFG_WEBSTYLE_HTTP_USE_COMPRESSION = 0 ## CFG_WEBSTYLE_REVERSE_PROXY_IPS -- if you are setting a multinode ## environment where an HTTP proxy such as mod_proxy is sitting in ## front of the Invenio web application and is forwarding requests to ## worker nodes, set here the the list of IP addresses of the allowed ## HTTP proxies. This is needed in order to avoid IP address spoofing ## when worker nodes are also available on the public Internet and ## might receive forged HTTP requests. Only HTTP requests coming from ## the specified IP addresses will be considered as forwarded from a ## reverse proxy. E.g. set this to '123.123.123.123'. CFG_WEBSTYLE_REVERSE_PROXY_IPS = ################################## ## Part 3: WebSearch parameters ## ################################## ## This section contains some configuration parameters for WebSearch ## module. Please note that WebSearch is mostly configured on ## run-time via its WebSearch Admin web interface. The parameters ## below are the ones that you do not probably want to modify very ## often during the runtime. (Note that you may modify them ## afterwards too, though.) ## CFG_WEBSEARCH_SEARCH_CACHE_SIZE -- how many queries we want to ## cache in memory per one Apache httpd process? This cache is used ## mainly for "next/previous page" functionality, but it caches also ## "popular" user queries if more than one user happen to search for ## the same thing. Note that large numbers may lead to great memory ## consumption. We recommend a value not greater than 100. CFG_WEBSEARCH_SEARCH_CACHE_SIZE = 0 ## CFG_WEBSEARCH_FIELDS_CONVERT -- if you migrate from an older ## system, you may want to map field codes of your old system (such as ## 'ti') to Invenio/MySQL ("title"). Use Python dictionary syntax ## for the translation table, e.g. {'wau':'author', 'wti':'title'}. ## Usually you don't want to do that, and you would use empty dict {}. CFG_WEBSEARCH_FIELDS_CONVERT = {} ## CFG_WEBSEARCH_LIGHTSEARCH_PATTERN_BOX_WIDTH -- width of the ## search pattern window in the light search interface, in ## characters. CFG_WEBSEARCH_LIGHTSEARCH_PATTERN_BOX_WIDTH = 60 CFG_WEBSEARCH_LIGHTSEARCH_PATTERN_BOX_WIDTH = 60 ## CFG_WEBSEARCH_SIMPLESEARCH_PATTERN_BOX_WIDTH -- width of the search ## pattern window in the simple search interface, in characters. CFG_WEBSEARCH_SIMPLESEARCH_PATTERN_BOX_WIDTH = 40 ## CFG_WEBSEARCH_ADVANCEDSEARCH_PATTERN_BOX_WIDTH -- width of the ## search pattern window in the advanced search interface, in ## characters. CFG_WEBSEARCH_ADVANCEDSEARCH_PATTERN_BOX_WIDTH = 30 ## CFG_WEBSEARCH_NB_RECORDS_TO_SORT -- how many records do we still ## want to sort? For higher numbers we print only a warning and won't ## perform any sorting other than default 'latest records first', as ## sorting would be very time consuming then. We recommend a value of ## not more than a couple of thousands. CFG_WEBSEARCH_NB_RECORDS_TO_SORT = 1000 ## CFG_WEBSEARCH_CALL_BIBFORMAT -- if a record is being displayed but ## it was not preformatted in the "HTML brief" format, do we want to ## call BibFormatting on the fly? Put "1" for "yes" and "0" for "no". ## Note that "1" will display the record exactly as if it were fully ## preformatted, but it may be slow due to on-the-fly processing; "0" ## will display a default format very fast, but it may not have all ## the fields as in the fully preformatted HTML brief format. Note ## also that this option is active only for old (PHP) formats; the new ## (Python) formats are called on the fly by default anyway, since ## they are much faster. When usure, please set "0" here. CFG_WEBSEARCH_CALL_BIBFORMAT = 0 ## CFG_WEBSEARCH_USE_ALEPH_SYSNOS -- do we want to make old SYSNOs ## visible rather than MySQL's record IDs? You may use this if you ## migrate from a different e-doc system, and you store your old ## system numbers into 970__a. Put "1" for "yes" and "0" for ## "no". Usually you don't want to do that, though. CFG_WEBSEARCH_USE_ALEPH_SYSNOS = 0 ## CFG_WEBSEARCH_I18N_LATEST_ADDITIONS -- Put "1" if you want the ## "Latest Additions" in the web collection pages to show ## internationalized records. Useful only if your brief BibFormat ## templates contains internationalized strings. Otherwise put "0" in ## order not to slow down the creation of latest additions by WebColl. CFG_WEBSEARCH_I18N_LATEST_ADDITIONS = 0 ## CFG_WEBSEARCH_INSTANT_BROWSE -- the number of records to display ## under 'Latest Additions' in the web collection pages. CFG_WEBSEARCH_INSTANT_BROWSE = 10 ## CFG_WEBSEARCH_INSTANT_BROWSE_RSS -- the number of records to ## display in the RSS feed. CFG_WEBSEARCH_INSTANT_BROWSE_RSS = 25 ## CFG_WEBSEARCH_RSS_I18N_COLLECTIONS -- comma-separated list of ## collections that feature an internationalized RSS feed on their ## main seach interface page created by webcoll. Other collections ## will have RSS feed using CFG_SITE_LANG. CFG_WEBSEARCH_RSS_I18N_COLLECTIONS = ## CFG_WEBSEARCH_RSS_TTL -- number of minutes that indicates how long ## a feed cache is valid. CFG_WEBSEARCH_RSS_TTL = 360 ## CFG_WEBSEARCH_RSS_MAX_CACHED_REQUESTS -- maximum number of request kept ## in cache. If the cache is filled, following request are not cached. CFG_WEBSEARCH_RSS_MAX_CACHED_REQUESTS = 1000 ## CFG_WEBSEARCH_AUTHOR_ET_AL_THRESHOLD -- up to how many author names ## to print explicitely; for more print "et al". Note that this is ## used in default formatting that is seldomly used, as usually ## BibFormat defines all the format. The value below is only used ## when BibFormat fails, for example. CFG_WEBSEARCH_AUTHOR_ET_AL_THRESHOLD = 3 ## CFG_WEBSEARCH_NARROW_SEARCH_SHOW_GRANDSONS -- whether to show or ## not collection grandsons in Narrow Search boxes (sons are shown by ## default, grandsons are configurable here). Use 0 for no and 1 for ## yes. CFG_WEBSEARCH_NARROW_SEARCH_SHOW_GRANDSONS = 1 ## CFG_WEBSEARCH_CREATE_SIMILARLY_NAMED_AUTHORS_LINK_BOX -- shall we ## create help links for Ellis, Nick or Ellis, Nicholas and friends ## when Ellis, N was searched for? Useful if you have one author ## stored in the database under several name formats, namely surname ## comma firstname and surname comma initial cataloging policy. Use 0 ## for no and 1 for yes. CFG_WEBSEARCH_CREATE_SIMILARLY_NAMED_AUTHORS_LINK_BOX = 1 ## CFG_WEBSEARCH_USE_MATHJAX_FOR_FORMATS -- MathJax is a JavaScript ## library that renders (La)TeX mathematical formulas in the client ## browser. This parameter must contain a comma-separated list of ## output formats for which to apply the MathJax rendering, for example ## "hb,hd". If the list is empty, MathJax is disabled. ## See also CFG_WEBSUBMIT_USE_MATHJAX CFG_WEBSEARCH_USE_MATHJAX_FOR_FORMATS = ## CFG_WEBSEARCH_EXTERNAL_COLLECTION_SEARCH_TIMEOUT -- when searching ## external collections (e.g. SPIRES, CiteSeer, etc), how many seconds ## do we wait for reply before abandonning? CFG_WEBSEARCH_EXTERNAL_COLLECTION_SEARCH_TIMEOUT = 5 ## CFG_WEBSEARCH_EXTERNAL_COLLECTION_SEARCH_MAXRESULTS -- how many ## results do we fetch? CFG_WEBSEARCH_EXTERNAL_COLLECTION_SEARCH_MAXRESULTS = 10 ## CFG_WEBSEARCH_SPLIT_BY_COLLECTION -- do we want to split the search ## results by collection or not? Use 0 for not, 1 for yes. CFG_WEBSEARCH_SPLIT_BY_COLLECTION = 1 ## CFG_WEBSEARCH_DEF_RECORDS_IN_GROUPS -- the default number of ## records to display per page in the search results pages. CFG_WEBSEARCH_DEF_RECORDS_IN_GROUPS = 10 ## CFG_WEBSEARCH_MAX_RECORDS_IN_GROUPS -- in order to limit denial of ## service attacks the total number of records per group displayed as a ## result of a search query will be limited to this number. Only the superuser ## queries will not be affected by this limit. CFG_WEBSEARCH_MAX_RECORDS_IN_GROUPS = 200 ## CFG_WEBSEARCH_SHOW_COMMENT_COUNT -- do we want to show the 'N comments' ## links on the search engine pages? (useful only when you have allowed ## commenting) CFG_WEBSEARCH_SHOW_COMMENT_COUNT = 1 ## CFG_WEBSEARCH_SHOW_REVIEW_COUNT -- do we want to show the 'N reviews' ## links on the search engine pages? (useful only when you have allowed ## reviewing) CFG_WEBSEARCH_SHOW_REVIEW_COUNT = 1 ## CFG_WEBSEARCH_FULLTEXT_SNIPPETS_GENERATOR -- how do we want to generate ## fulltext? Can be generated by 'native' Invenio or 'SOLR' CFG_WEBSEARCH_FULLTEXT_SNIPPETS_GENERATOR = native ## CFG_WEBSEARCH_FULLTEXT_SNIPPETS -- how many full-text snippets do ## we want to display for full-text searches? If you want to specify ## different values for different document status types, please add ## more items into this dictionary. (Unless specified, the empty ## value will be used as default.) This is useful if you have ## restricted files of different types with various restrictions on ## what we can show. CFG_WEBSEARCH_FULLTEXT_SNIPPETS = { '': 4, } ## CFG_WEBSEARCH_FULLTEXT_SNIPPETS_CHARS -- what is the maximum size ## of a snippet to display around the pattern found in the full-text? ## If you want to specify different values for different document ## status types, please add more items into this dictionary. (Unless ## specified, the empty value will be used as default.) This is ## useful if you have restricted files of different types with various ## restrictions on what we can show. CFG_WEBSEARCH_FULLTEXT_SNIPPETS_CHARS = { '': 100, } ## CFG_WEBSEARCH_WILDCARD_LIMIT -- some of the queries, wildcard ## queries in particular (ex: cern*, a*), but also regular expressions ## (ex: [a-z]+), may take a long time to respond due to the high ## number of hits. You can limit the number of terms matched by a ## wildcard by setting this variable. A negative value or zero means ## that none of the queries will be limited (which may be wanted by ## also prone to denial-of-service kind of attacks). CFG_WEBSEARCH_WILDCARD_LIMIT = 50000 ## CFG_WEBSEARCH_SYNONYM_KBRS -- defines which knowledge bases are to ## be used for which index in order to provide runtime synonym lookup ## of user-supplied terms, and what massaging function should be used ## upon search pattern before performing the KB lookup. (Can be one ## of `exact', 'leading_to_comma', `leading_to_number'.) CFG_WEBSEARCH_SYNONYM_KBRS = { 'journal': ['SEARCH-SYNONYM-JOURNAL', 'leading_to_number'], } ## CFG_SOLR_URL -- optionally, you may use Solr to serve full-text ## queries and ranking. If so, please specify the URL of your Solr instance. ## Example: http://localhost:8983/solr (default solr port) CFG_SOLR_URL = ## CFG_XAPIAN_ENABLED -- optionally, you may use Xapian to serve full-text ## queries and ranking. If so, please enable it: 1 = enabled CFG_XAPIAN_ENABLED = ## CFG_WEBSEARCH_PREV_NEXT_HIT_LIMIT -- specify the limit when ## the previous/next/back hit links are to be displayed on detailed record pages. ## In order to speeding up list manipulations, if a search returns lots of hits, ## more than this limit, then do not loose time calculating next/previous/back ## hits at all, but display page directly without these. ## Note also that Invenio installations that do not like ## to have the next/previous hit link functionality would be able to set this ## variable to zero and not see anything. CFG_WEBSEARCH_PREV_NEXT_HIT_LIMIT = 1000 ## CFG_WEBSEARCH_PREV_NEXT_HIT_FOR_GUESTS -- Set this to 0 if you want ## to disable the previous/next/back hit link functionality for guests ## users. ## Since the previous/next/back hit link functionality is causing the allocation ## of user session in the database even for guests users, it might be useful to ## be able to disable it e.g. when your site is bombarded by web request ## (a.k.a. Slashdot effect). CFG_WEBSEARCH_PREV_NEXT_HIT_FOR_GUESTS = 1 ## CFG_WEBSEARCH_VIEWRESTRCOLL_POLICY -- when a record belongs to more than one ## restricted collection, if the viewrestcoll policy is set to "ALL" (default) ## then the user must be authorized to all the restricted collections, in ## order to be granted access to the specific record. If the policy is set to ## "ANY", then the user need to be authorized to only one of the collections ## in order to be granted access to the specific record. CFG_WEBSEARCH_VIEWRESTRCOLL_POLICY = ANY ## CFG_WEBSEARCH_SPIRES_SYNTAX -- variable to configure the use of the ## SPIRES query syntax in searches. Values: 0 = SPIRES syntax is ## switched off; 1 = leading 'find' is required; 9 = leading 'find' is ## not required (leading SPIRES operator, space-operator-space, etc ## are also accepted). CFG_WEBSEARCH_SPIRES_SYNTAX = 1 ## CFG_WEBSEARCH_DISPLAY_NEAREST_TERMS -- when user search does not ## return any direct result, what do we want to display? Set to 0 in ## order to display a generic message about search returning no hits. ## Set to 1 in order to display list of nearest terms from the indexes ## that may match user query. Note: this functionality may be slow, ## so you may want to disable it on bigger sites. CFG_WEBSEARCH_DISPLAY_NEAREST_TERMS = 1 ## CFG_WEBSEARCH_DETAILED_META_FORMAT -- the output format to use for ## detailed meta tags containing metadata as configured in the tag ## table. Default output format should be 'hdm', included. This ## format will be included in the header of /record/ pages. For ## efficiency this format should be pre-cached with BibReformat. See ## also CFG_WEBSEARCH_ENABLE_GOOGLESCHOLAR and ## CFG_WEBSEARCH_ENABLE_GOOGLESCHOLAR. CFG_WEBSEARCH_DETAILED_META_FORMAT = hdm ## CFG_WEBSEARCH_ENABLE_GOOGLESCHOLAR -- decides if meta tags for ## Google Scholar shall be included in the detailed record page ## header, when using the standard formatting templates/elements. See ## also CFG_WEBSEARCH_DETAILED_META_FORMAT and ## CFG_WEBSEARCH_ENABLE_OPENGRAPH. When this variable is changed and ## output format defined in CFG_WEBSEARCH_DETAILED_META_FORMAT is ## cached, a bibreformat must be run for the cached records. CFG_WEBSEARCH_ENABLE_GOOGLESCHOLAR = True ## CFG_WEBSEARCH_ENABLE_OPENGRAPH -- decides if meta tags for the Open ## Graph protocol shall be included in the detailed record page ## header, when using the standard formatting templates/elements. See ## also CFG_WEBSEARCH_DETAILED_META_FORMAT and ## CFG_WEBSEARCH_ENABLE_GOOGLESCHOLAR. When this variable is changed ## and output format defined in CFG_WEBSEARCH_DETAILED_META_FORMAT is ## cached, a bibreformat must be run for the cached records. Note that ## enabling Open Graph produces invalid XHTML/HTML5 markup. CFG_WEBSEARCH_ENABLE_OPENGRAPH = False ## CFG_WEBSEARCH_CITESUMMARY_SELFCITES_THRESHOLD -- switches off ## self-citations computation if the number records in the citesummary ## is above the threshold CFG_WEBSEARCH_CITESUMMARY_SELFCITES_THRESHOLD = 2000 ## CFG_WEBSEARCH_COLLECTION_NAMES_SEARCH -- decides whether search for ## collection name is enabled (1), disabled (-1) or enabled only for ## the home collection (0), enabled for all collections including ## those not attached to the collection tree (2). This requires the ## CollectionNameSearchService search services to be enabled. CFG_WEBSEARCH_COLLECTION_NAMES_SEARCH = 0 ####################################### ## Part 4: BibHarvest OAI parameters ## ####################################### ## This part defines parameters for the Invenio OAI gateway. ## Useful if you are running Invenio as OAI data provider. ## CFG_OAI_ID_FIELD -- OAI identifier MARC field: CFG_OAI_ID_FIELD = 909COo ## CFG_OAI_SET_FIELD -- OAI set MARC field: CFG_OAI_SET_FIELD = 909COp ## CFG_OAI_SET_FIELD -- previous OAI set MARC field: CFG_OAI_PREVIOUS_SET_FIELD = 909COq ## CFG_OAI_DELETED_POLICY -- OAI deletedrecordspolicy ## (no/transient/persistent): CFG_OAI_DELETED_POLICY = persistent ## CFG_OAI_ID_PREFIX -- OAI identifier prefix: CFG_OAI_ID_PREFIX = atlantis.cern.ch ## CFG_OAI_SAMPLE_IDENTIFIER -- OAI sample identifier: CFG_OAI_SAMPLE_IDENTIFIER = oai:atlantis.cern.ch:123 ## CFG_OAI_IDENTIFY_DESCRIPTION -- description for the OAI Identify verb: CFG_OAI_IDENTIFY_DESCRIPTION = %(CFG_SITE_URL)s Free and unlimited use by anybody with obligation to refer to original record Full content, i.e. preprints may not be harvested by robots Submission restricted. Submitted documents are subject of approval by OAI repository admins. ## CFG_OAI_LOAD -- OAI number of records in a response: CFG_OAI_LOAD = 500 ## CFG_OAI_EXPIRE -- OAI resumptionToken expiration time: CFG_OAI_EXPIRE = 90000 ## CFG_OAI_SLEEP -- service unavailable between two consecutive ## requests for CFG_OAI_SLEEP seconds: CFG_OAI_SLEEP = 2 ## CFG_OAI_METADATA_FORMATS -- mapping between accepted metadataPrefixes and ## the corresponding output format to use, its schema and its metadataNamespace. CFG_OAI_METADATA_FORMATS = { 'marcxml': ('XOAIMARC', 'http://www.openarchives.org/OAI/1.1/dc.xsd', 'http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/'), 'oai_dc': ('XOAIDC', 'http://www.loc.gov/standards/marcxml/schema/MARC21slim.xsd', 'http://www.loc.gov/MARC21/slim'), } ## CFG_OAI_FRIENDS -- list of OAI baseURL of friend repositories. See: ## CFG_OAI_FRIENDS = http://cds.cern.ch/oai2d,http://openaire.cern.ch/oai2d,http://export.arxiv.org/oai2 ## The following subfields are a completition to ## CFG_BIBUPLOAD_EXTERNAL_OAIID_TAG. If CFG_OAI_PROVENANCE_BASEURL_SUBFIELD is ## set for a record, then the corresponding field is considered has being ## harvested via OAI-PMH ## CFG_OAI_PROVENANCE_BASEURL_SUBFIELD -- baseURL of the originDescription or a ## record CFG_OAI_PROVENANCE_BASEURL_SUBFIELD = u ## CFG_OAI_PROVENANCE_DATESTAMP_SUBFIELD -- datestamp of the originDescription ## or a record CFG_OAI_PROVENANCE_DATESTAMP_SUBFIELD = d ## CFG_OAI_PROVENANCE_METADATANAMESPACE_SUBFIELD -- metadataNamespace of the ## originDescription or a record CFG_OAI_PROVENANCE_METADATANAMESPACE_SUBFIELD = m ## CFG_OAI_PROVENANCE_ORIGINDESCRIPTION_SUBFIELD -- originDescription of the ## originDescription or a record CFG_OAI_PROVENANCE_ORIGINDESCRIPTION_SUBFIELD = d ## CFG_OAI_PROVENANCE_HARVESTDATE_SUBFIELD -- harvestDate of the ## originDescription or a record CFG_OAI_PROVENANCE_HARVESTDATE_SUBFIELD = h ## CFG_OAI_PROVENANCE_ALTERED_SUBFIELD -- altered flag of the ## originDescription or a record CFG_OAI_PROVENANCE_ALTERED_SUBFIELD = t ## CFG_OAI_FAILED_HARVESTING_STOP_QUEUE -- when harvesting OAI sources ## fails, shall we report an error with the task and stop BibSched ## queue, or simply wait for the next run of the task? A value of 0 ## will stop the task upon errors, 1 will let the queue run if the ## next run of the oaiharvest task can safely recover the failure ## (this means that the queue will stop if the task is not set to run ## periodically) CFG_OAI_FAILED_HARVESTING_STOP_QUEUE = 1 ## CFG_OAI_FAILED_HARVESTING_EMAILS_ADMIN -- when ## CFG_OAI_FAILED_HARVESTING_STOP_QUEUE is set to leave the queue ## running upon errors, shall we send an email to admin to notify ## about the failure? CFG_OAI_FAILED_HARVESTING_EMAILS_ADMIN = True ## NOTE: the following parameters are experimenta ## ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ## CFG_OAI_RIGHTS_FIELD -- MARC field dedicated to storing Copyright information CFG_OAI_RIGHTS_FIELD = 542__ ## CFG_OAI_RIGHTS_HOLDER_SUBFIELD -- MARC subfield dedicated to storing the ## Copyright holder information CFG_OAI_RIGHTS_HOLDER_SUBFIELD = d ## CFG_OAI_RIGHTS_DATE_SUBFIELD -- MARC subfield dedicated to storing the ## Copyright date information CFG_OAI_RIGHTS_DATE_SUBFIELD = g ## CFG_OAI_RIGHTS_URI_SUBFIELD -- MARC subfield dedicated to storing the URI ## (URL or URN, more detailed statement about copyright status) information CFG_OAI_RIGHTS_URI_SUBFIELD = u ## CFG_OAI_RIGHTS_CONTACT_SUBFIELD -- MARC subfield dedicated to storing the ## Copyright holder contact information CFG_OAI_RIGHTS_CONTACT_SUBFIELD = e ## CFG_OAI_RIGHTS_STATEMENT_SUBFIELD -- MARC subfield dedicated to storing the ## Copyright statement as presented on the resource CFG_OAI_RIGHTS_STATEMENT_SUBFIELD = f ## CFG_OAI_LICENSE_FIELD -- MARC field dedicated to storing terms governing ## use and reproduction (license) CFG_OAI_LICENSE_FIELD = 540__ ## CFG_OAI_LICENSE_TERMS_SUBFIELD -- MARC subfield dedicated to storing the ## Terms governing use and reproduction, e.g. CC License CFG_OAI_LICENSE_TERMS_SUBFIELD = a ## CFG_OAI_LICENSE_PUBLISHER_SUBFIELD -- MARC subfield dedicated to storing the -## person or institution imposing the license (author, publisher) +## person or institute imposing the license (author, publisher) CFG_OAI_LICENSE_PUBLISHER_SUBFIELD = b ## CFG_OAI_LICENSE_URI_SUBFIELD -- MARC subfield dedicated to storing the URI ## URI CFG_OAI_LICENSE_URI_SUBFIELD = u ##------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ################################### ## Part 5: BibDocFile parameters ## ################################### ## This section contains some configuration parameters for BibDocFile ## module. ## CFG_BIBDOCFILE_DOCUMENT_FILE_MANAGER_DOCTYPES -- this is the list of ## doctypes (like 'Main' or 'Additional') and their description that admins ## can choose from when adding new files via the Document File Manager ## admin interface. ## - When no value is provided, admins cannot add new ## file (they can only revise/delete/add format) ## - When a single value is given, it is used as ## default doctype for all new documents ## ## Order is relevant ## Eg: ## [('main', 'Main document'), ('additional', 'Figure, schema. etc')] CFG_BIBDOCFILE_DOCUMENT_FILE_MANAGER_DOCTYPES = [ ('Main', 'Main document'), ('LaTeX', 'LaTeX'), ('Source', 'Source'), ('Additional', 'Additional File'), ('Audio', 'Audio file'), ('Video', 'Video file'), ('Script', 'Script'), ('Data', 'Data'), ('Figure', 'Figure'), ('Schema', 'Schema'), ('Graph', 'Graph'), ('Image', 'Image'), ('Drawing', 'Drawing'), ('Slides', 'Slides')] ## CFG_BIBDOCFILE_DOCUMENT_FILE_MANAGER_RESTRICTIONS -- this is the ## list of restrictions (like 'Restricted' or 'No Restriction') and their ## description that admins can choose from when adding or revising files. ## Restrictions can then be configured at the level of WebAccess. ## - When no value is provided, no restriction is ## applied ## - When a single value is given, it is used as ## default resctriction for all documents. ## - The first value of the list is used as default ## restriction if the user if not given the ## choice of the restriction. Order is relevant ## ## Eg: ## [('', 'No restriction'), ('restr', 'Restricted')] CFG_BIBDOCFILE_DOCUMENT_FILE_MANAGER_RESTRICTIONS = [ ('', 'Public'), ('restricted', 'Restricted')] ## CFG_BIBDOCFILE_DOCUMENT_FILE_MANAGER_MISC -- set here the other ## default flags and attributes to tune the Document File Manager admin ## interface. ## See the docstring of bibdocfile_managedocfiles.create_file_upload_interface ## to have a description of the available parameters and their syntax. ## In general you will rarely need to change this variable. CFG_BIBDOCFILE_DOCUMENT_FILE_MANAGER_MISC = { 'can_revise_doctypes': ['*'], 'can_comment_doctypes': ['*'], 'can_describe_doctypes': ['*'], 'can_delete_doctypes': ['*'], 'can_keep_doctypes': ['*'], 'can_rename_doctypes': ['*'], 'can_add_format_to_doctypes': ['*'], 'can_restrict_doctypes': ['*'], } ## CFG_BIBDOCFILE_FILESYSTEM_BIBDOC_GROUP_LIMIT -- the fulltext ## documents are stored under "/opt/invenio/var/data/files/gX/Y" ## directories where X is 0,1,... and Y stands for bibdoc ID. Thusly ## documents Y are grouped into directories X and this variable ## indicates the maximum number of documents Y stored in each ## directory X. This limit is imposed solely for filesystem ## performance reasons in order not to have too many subdirectories in ## a given directory. CFG_BIBDOCFILE_FILESYSTEM_BIBDOC_GROUP_LIMIT = 5000 ## CFG_BIBDOCFILE_ADDITIONAL_KNOWN_FILE_EXTENSIONS -- a comma-separated ## list of document extensions not listed in Python standard mimetype ## library that should be recognized by Invenio. CFG_BIBDOCFILE_ADDITIONAL_KNOWN_FILE_EXTENSIONS = hpg,link,lis,llb,mat,mpp,msg,docx,docm,xlsx,xlsm,xlsb,pptx,pptm,ppsx,ppsm ## CFG_BIBDOCFILE_ADDITIONAL_KNOWN_MIMETYPES -- a mapping of additional ## mimetypes that could be served or have to be recognized by this instance ## of Invenio (this is useful in order to patch old versions of the ## mimetypes Python module). CFG_BIBDOCFILE_ADDITIONAL_KNOWN_MIMETYPES = { "application/xml-dtd": ".dtd", } ## CFG_BIBDOCFILE_DESIRED_CONVERSIONS -- a dictionary having as keys ## a format and as values the corresponding list of desired converted ## formats. CFG_BIBDOCFILE_DESIRED_CONVERSIONS = { 'pdf' : ('pdf;pdfa', ), 'ps.gz' : ('pdf;pdfa', ), 'djvu' : ('pdf', ), 'sxw': ('doc', 'odt', 'pdf;pdfa', ), 'docx' : ('doc', 'odt', 'pdf;pdfa', ), 'doc' : ('odt', 'pdf;pdfa', 'docx'), 'rtf' : ('pdf;pdfa', 'odt', ), 'odt' : ('pdf;pdfa', 'doc', ), 'pptx' : ('ppt', 'odp', 'pdf;pdfa', ), 'ppt' : ('odp', 'pdf;pdfa', 'pptx'), 'sxi': ('odp', 'pdf;pdfa', ), 'odp' : ('pdf;pdfa', 'ppt', ), 'xlsx' : ('xls', 'ods', 'csv'), 'xls' : ('ods', 'csv'), 'ods' : ('xls', 'xlsx', 'csv'), 'sxc': ('xls', 'xlsx', 'csv'), 'tiff' : ('pdf;pdfa', ), 'tif' : ('pdf;pdfa', ),} ## CFG_BIBDOCFILE_USE_XSENDFILE -- if your web server supports ## XSendfile header, you may want to enable this feature in order for ## to Invenio tell the web server to stream files for download (after ## proper authorization checks) by web server's means. This helps to ## liberate Invenio worker processes from being busy with sending big ## files to clients. The web server will take care of that. Note: ## this feature is still somewhat experimental. Note: when enabled ## (set to 1), then you have to also regenerate Apache vhost conf ## snippets (inveniocfg --update-config-py --create-apache-conf). CFG_BIBDOCFILE_USE_XSENDFILE = 0 ## CFG_BIBDOCFILE_MD5_CHECK_PROBABILITY -- a number between 0 and ## 1 that indicates probability with which MD5 checksum will be ## verified when streaming bibdocfile-managed files. (0.1 will cause ## the check to be performed once for every 10 downloads) CFG_BIBDOCFILE_MD5_CHECK_PROBABILITY = 0.1 ## CFG_BIBDOCFILE_BEST_FORMATS_TO_EXTRACT_TEXT_FROM -- a comma-separated ## list of document extensions in decrescent order of preference ## to suggest what is considered the best format to extract text from. CFG_BIBDOCFILE_BEST_FORMATS_TO_EXTRACT_TEXT_FROM = ('txt', 'html', 'xml', 'odt', 'doc', 'docx', 'djvu', 'pdf', 'ps', 'ps.gz') ## CFG_BIBDOCFILE_ENABLE_BIBDOCFSINFO_CACHE -- whether to use the ## database table bibdocfsinfo as reference for filesystem ## information. The default is 0. Switch this to 1 ## after you have run bibdocfile --fix-bibdocfsinfo-cache ## or on an empty system. CFG_BIBDOCFILE_ENABLE_BIBDOCFSINFO_CACHE = 0 ## CFG_OPENOFFICE_SERVER_HOST -- the host where an OpenOffice Server is ## listening to. If localhost an OpenOffice server will be started ## automatically if it is not already running. ## Note: if you set this to an empty value this will disable the usage of ## OpenOffice for converting documents. ## If you set this to something different than localhost you'll have to take ## care to have an OpenOffice server running on the corresponding host and ## to install the same OpenOffice release both on the client and on the server ## side. ## In order to launch an OpenOffice server on a remote machine, just start ## the usual 'soffice' executable in this way: ## $> soffice -headless -nologo -nodefault -norestore -nofirststartwizard \ ## .. -accept=socket,host=HOST,port=PORT;urp;StarOffice.ComponentContext CFG_OPENOFFICE_SERVER_HOST = localhost ## CFG_OPENOFFICE_SERVER_PORT -- the port where an OpenOffice Server is ## listening to. CFG_OPENOFFICE_SERVER_PORT = 2002 ## CFG_OPENOFFICE_USER -- the user that will be used to launch the OpenOffice ## client. It is recommended to set this to a user who don't own files, like ## e.g. 'nobody'. You should also authorize your Apache server user to be ## able to become this user, e.g. by adding to your /etc/sudoers the following ## line: ## "apache ALL=(nobody) NOPASSWD: ALL" ## provided that apache is the username corresponding to the Apache user. ## On some machine this might be apache2 or www-data. CFG_OPENOFFICE_USER = nobody ################################# ## Part 6: BibIndex parameters ## ################################# ## This section contains some configuration parameters for BibIndex ## module. Please note that BibIndex is mostly configured on run-time ## via its BibIndex Admin web interface. The parameters below are the ## ones that you do not probably want to modify very often during the ## runtime. ## CFG_BIBINDEX_FULLTEXT_INDEX_LOCAL_FILES_ONLY -- when fulltext indexing, do ## you want to index locally stored files only, or also external URLs? ## Use "0" to say "no" and "1" to say "yes". CFG_BIBINDEX_FULLTEXT_INDEX_LOCAL_FILES_ONLY = 1 ## (deprecated) CFG_BIBINDEX_REMOVE_STOPWORDS -- configuration moved to ## DB, variable kept here just for backwards compatibility purposes. CFG_BIBINDEX_REMOVE_STOPWORDS = ## CFG_BIBINDEX_CHARS_ALPHANUMERIC_SEPARATORS -- characters considered as ## alphanumeric separators of word-blocks inside words. You probably ## don't want to change this. CFG_BIBINDEX_CHARS_ALPHANUMERIC_SEPARATORS = \!\"\#\$\%\&\'\(\)\*\+\,\-\.\/\:\;\<\=\>\?\@\[\\\]\^\_\`\{\|\}\~ ## CFG_BIBINDEX_CHARS_PUNCTUATION -- characters considered as punctuation ## between word-blocks inside words. You probably don't want to ## change this. CFG_BIBINDEX_CHARS_PUNCTUATION = \.\,\:\;\?\!\" ## (deprecated) CFG_BIBINDEX_REMOVE_HTML_MARKUP -- now in database CFG_BIBINDEX_REMOVE_HTML_MARKUP = 0 ## (deprecated) CFG_BIBINDEX_REMOVE_LATEX_MARKUP -- now in database CFG_BIBINDEX_REMOVE_LATEX_MARKUP = 0 ## CFG_BIBINDEX_MIN_WORD_LENGTH -- minimum word length allowed to be added to ## index. The terms smaller then this amount will be discarded. ## Useful to keep the database clean, however you can safely leave ## this value on 0 for up to 1,000,000 documents. CFG_BIBINDEX_MIN_WORD_LENGTH = 0 ## CFG_BIBINDEX_URLOPENER_USERNAME and CFG_BIBINDEX_URLOPENER_PASSWORD -- ## access credentials to access restricted URLs, interesting only if ## you are fulltext-indexing files located on a remote server that is ## only available via username/password. But it's probably better to ## handle this case via IP or some convention; the current scheme is ## mostly there for demo only. CFG_BIBINDEX_URLOPENER_USERNAME = mysuperuser CFG_BIBINDEX_URLOPENER_PASSWORD = mysuperpass ## CFG_INTBITSET_ENABLE_SANITY_CHECKS -- ## Enable sanity checks for integers passed to the intbitset data ## structures. It is good to enable this during debugging ## and to disable this value for speed improvements. CFG_INTBITSET_ENABLE_SANITY_CHECKS = False ## CFG_BIBINDEX_PERFORM_OCR_ON_DOCNAMES -- regular expression that matches ## docnames for which OCR is desired (set this to .* in order to enable ## OCR in general, set this to empty in order to disable it.) CFG_BIBINDEX_PERFORM_OCR_ON_DOCNAMES = scan-.* ## CFG_BIBINDEX_SPLASH_PAGES -- key-value mapping where the key corresponds ## to a regular expression that matches the URLs of the splash pages of ## a given service and the value is a regular expression of the set of URLs ## referenced via tags in the HTML content of the splash pages that are ## referring to documents that need to be indexed. ## NOTE: for backward compatibility reasons you can set this to a simple ## regular expression that will directly be used as the unique key of the ## map, with corresponding value set to ".*" (in order to match any URL) CFG_BIBINDEX_SPLASH_PAGES = { "http://documents\.cern\.ch/setlink\?.*": ".*", "http://ilcagenda\.linearcollider\.org/subContributionDisplay\.py\?.*|http://ilcagenda\.linearcollider\.org/contributionDisplay\.py\?.*": "http://ilcagenda\.linearcollider\.org/getFile\.py/access\?.*|http://ilcagenda\.linearcollider\.org/materialDisplay\.py\?.*", } ## CFG_BIBINDEX_AUTHOR_WORD_INDEX_EXCLUDE_FIRST_NAMES -- do we want ## the author word index to exclude first names to keep only last ## names? If set to True, then for the author `Bernard, Denis', only ## `Bernard' will be indexed in the word index, not `Denis'. Note ## that if you change this variable, you have to re-index the author ## index via `bibindex -w author -R'. CFG_BIBINDEX_AUTHOR_WORD_INDEX_EXCLUDE_FIRST_NAMES = False ## (deprecated) CFG_BIBINDEX_SYNONYM_KBRS -- configuration moved to ## DB, variable kept here just for backwards compatibility purposes. CFG_BIBINDEX_SYNONYM_KBRS = {} ####################################### ## Part 7: Access control parameters ## ####################################### ## This section contains some configuration parameters for the access ## control system. Please note that WebAccess is mostly configured on ## run-time via its WebAccess Admin web interface. The parameters ## below are the ones that you do not probably want to modify very ## often during the runtime. (If you do want to modify them during ## runtime, for example te deny access temporarily because of backups, ## you can edit access_control_config.py directly, no need to get back ## here and no need to redo the make process.) ## CFG_ACCESS_CONTROL_LEVEL_SITE -- defines how open this site is. ## Use 0 for normal operation of the site, 1 for read-only site (all ## write operations temporarily closed), 2 for site fully closed, ## 3 for also disabling any database connection. ## Useful for site maintenance. CFG_ACCESS_CONTROL_LEVEL_SITE = 0 ## CFG_ACCESS_CONTROL_LEVEL_GUESTS -- guest users access policy. Use ## 0 to allow guest users, 1 not to allow them (all users must login). CFG_ACCESS_CONTROL_LEVEL_GUESTS = 0 ## CFG_ACCESS_CONTROL_LEVEL_ACCOUNTS -- account registration and ## activation policy. When 0, users can register and accounts are ## automatically activated. When 1, users can register but admin must ## activate the accounts. When 2, users cannot register nor update ## their email address, only admin can register accounts. When 3, ## users cannot register nor update email address nor password, only ## admin can register accounts. When 4, the same as 3 applies, nor ## user cannot change his login method. When 5, then the same as 4 ## applies, plus info about how to get an account is hidden from the ## login page. CFG_ACCESS_CONTROL_LEVEL_ACCOUNTS = 0 ## CFG_ACCESS_CONTROL_LIMIT_REGISTRATION_TO_DOMAIN -- limit account ## registration to certain email addresses? If wanted, give domain ## name below, e.g. "cern.ch". If not wanted, leave it empty. CFG_ACCESS_CONTROL_LIMIT_REGISTRATION_TO_DOMAIN = ## CFG_ACCESS_CONTROL_NOTIFY_ADMIN_ABOUT_NEW_ACCOUNTS -- send a ## notification email to the administrator when a new account is ## created? Use 0 for no, 1 for yes. CFG_ACCESS_CONTROL_NOTIFY_ADMIN_ABOUT_NEW_ACCOUNTS = 0 ## CFG_ACCESS_CONTROL_NOTIFY_USER_ABOUT_NEW_ACCOUNT -- send a ## notification email to the user when a new account is created in order to ## to verify the validity of the provided email address? Use ## 0 for no, 1 for yes. CFG_ACCESS_CONTROL_NOTIFY_USER_ABOUT_NEW_ACCOUNT = 1 ## CFG_ACCESS_CONTROL_NOTIFY_USER_ABOUT_ACTIVATION -- send a ## notification email to the user when a new account is activated? ## Use 0 for no, 1 for yes. CFG_ACCESS_CONTROL_NOTIFY_USER_ABOUT_ACTIVATION = 0 ## CFG_ACCESS_CONTROL_NOTIFY_USER_ABOUT_DELETION -- send a ## notification email to the user when a new account is deleted or ## account demand rejected? Use 0 for no, 1 for yes. CFG_ACCESS_CONTROL_NOTIFY_USER_ABOUT_DELETION = 0 ## CFG_APACHE_PASSWORD_FILE -- the file where Apache user credentials ## are stored. Must be an absolute pathname. If the value does not ## start by a slash, it is considered to be the filename of a file ## located under prefix/var/tmp directory. This is useful for the ## demo site testing purposes. For the production site, if you plan ## to restrict access to some collections based on the Apache user ## authentication mechanism, you should put here an absolute path to ## your Apache password file. CFG_APACHE_PASSWORD_FILE = demo-site-apache-user-passwords ## CFG_APACHE_GROUP_FILE -- the file where Apache user groups are ## defined. See the documentation of the preceding config variable. CFG_APACHE_GROUP_FILE = demo-site-apache-user-groups ################################### ## Part 8: WebSession parameters ## ################################### ## This section contains some configuration parameters for tweaking ## session handling. ## CFG_WEBSESSION_EXPIRY_LIMIT_DEFAULT -- number of days after which a session ## and the corresponding cookie is considered expired. CFG_WEBSESSION_EXPIRY_LIMIT_DEFAULT = 2 ## CFG_WEBSESSION_EXPIRY_LIMIT_REMEMBER -- number of days after which a session ## and the corresponding cookie is considered expired, when the user has ## requested to permanently stay logged in. CFG_WEBSESSION_EXPIRY_LIMIT_REMEMBER = 365 ## CFG_WEBSESSION_RESET_PASSWORD_EXPIRE_IN_DAYS -- when user requested ## a password reset, for how many days is the URL valid? CFG_WEBSESSION_RESET_PASSWORD_EXPIRE_IN_DAYS = 3 ## CFG_WEBSESSION_ADDRESS_ACTIVATION_EXPIRE_IN_DAYS -- when an account ## activation email was sent, for how many days is the URL valid? CFG_WEBSESSION_ADDRESS_ACTIVATION_EXPIRE_IN_DAYS = 3 ## CFG_WEBSESSION_NOT_CONFIRMED_EMAIL_ADDRESS_EXPIRE_IN_DAYS -- when ## user won't confirm his email address and not complete ## registeration, after how many days will it expire? CFG_WEBSESSION_NOT_CONFIRMED_EMAIL_ADDRESS_EXPIRE_IN_DAYS = 10 ## CFG_WEBSESSION_DIFFERENTIATE_BETWEEN_GUESTS -- when set to 1, the session ## system allocates the same uid=0 to all guests users regardless of where they ## come from. 0 allocate a unique uid to each guest. CFG_WEBSESSION_DIFFERENTIATE_BETWEEN_GUESTS = 0 ## CFG_WEBSESSION_IPADDR_CHECK_SKIP_BITS -- to prevent session cookie ## stealing, Invenio checks that the IP address of a connection is the ## same as that of the connection which created the initial session. ## This variable let you decide how many bits should be skipped during ## this check. Set this to 0 in order to enable full IP address ## checking. Set this to 32 in order to disable IP address checking. ## Intermediate values (say 8) let you have some degree of security so ## that you can trust your local network only while helping to solve ## issues related to outside clients that configured their browser to ## use a web proxy for HTTP connection but not for HTTPS, thus ## potentially having two different IP addresses. In general, if use ## HTTPS in order to serve authenticated content, you can safely set ## CFG_WEBSESSION_IPADDR_CHECK_SKIP_BITS to 32. CFG_WEBSESSION_IPADDR_CHECK_SKIP_BITS = 0 ################################ ## Part 9: BibRank parameters ## ################################ ## This section contains some configuration parameters for the ranking ## system. ## CFG_BIBRANK_SHOW_READING_STATS -- do we want to show reading ## similarity stats? ('People who viewed this page also viewed') CFG_BIBRANK_SHOW_READING_STATS = 1 ## CFG_BIBRANK_SHOW_DOWNLOAD_STATS -- do we want to show the download ## similarity stats? ('People who downloaded this document also ## downloaded') CFG_BIBRANK_SHOW_DOWNLOAD_STATS = 1 ## CFG_BIBRANK_SHOW_DOWNLOAD_GRAPHS -- do we want to show download ## history graph? (0=no | 1=classic/gnuplot | 2=flot) CFG_BIBRANK_SHOW_DOWNLOAD_GRAPHS = 1 ## CFG_BIBRANK_SHOW_DOWNLOAD_GRAPHS_CLIENT_IP_DISTRIBUTION -- do we ## want to show a graph representing the distribution of client IPs ## downloading given document? (0=no | 1=classic/gnuplot | 2=flot) CFG_BIBRANK_SHOW_DOWNLOAD_GRAPHS_CLIENT_IP_DISTRIBUTION = 0 ## CFG_BIBRANK_SHOW_CITATION_LINKS -- do we want to show the 'Cited ## by' links? (useful only when you have citations in the metadata) CFG_BIBRANK_SHOW_CITATION_LINKS = 1 ## CFG_BIBRANK_SHOW_CITATION_STATS -- de we want to show citation ## stats? ('Cited by M recors', 'Co-cited with N records') CFG_BIBRANK_SHOW_CITATION_STATS = 1 ## CFG_BIBRANK_SHOW_CITATION_GRAPHS -- do we want to show citation ## history graph? (0=no | 1=classic/gnuplot | 2=flot) CFG_BIBRANK_SHOW_CITATION_GRAPHS = 1 ## CFG_BIBRANK_SELFCITES_USE_BIBAUTHORID -- use authorids for computing ## self-citations ## falls back to hashing the author string CFG_BIBRANK_SELFCITES_USE_BIBAUTHORID = 0 ## CFG_BIBRANK_SELFCITES_PRECOMPUTE -- use precomputed self-citations ## when displaying itesummary. Precomputing citations allows use to ## speed up things CFG_BIBRANK_SELFCITES_PRECOMPUTE = 0 #################################### ## Part 10: WebComment parameters ## #################################### ## This section contains some configuration parameters for the ## commenting and reviewing facilities. ## CFG_WEBCOMMENT_ALLOW_COMMENTS -- do we want to allow users write ## public comments on records? CFG_WEBCOMMENT_ALLOW_COMMENTS = 1 ## CFG_WEBCOMMENT_ALLOW_REVIEWS -- do we want to allow users write ## public reviews of records? CFG_WEBCOMMENT_ALLOW_REVIEWS = 1 ## CFG_WEBCOMMENT_ALLOW_SHORT_REVIEWS -- do we want to allow short ## reviews, that is just the attribution of stars without submitting ## detailed review text? CFG_WEBCOMMENT_ALLOW_SHORT_REVIEWS = 0 ## CFG_WEBCOMMENT_NB_REPORTS_BEFORE_SEND_EMAIL_TO_ADMIN -- if users ## report a comment to be abusive, how many they have to be before the ## site admin is alerted? CFG_WEBCOMMENT_NB_REPORTS_BEFORE_SEND_EMAIL_TO_ADMIN = 5 ## CFG_WEBCOMMENT_NB_COMMENTS_IN_DETAILED_VIEW -- how many comments do ## we display in the detailed record page upon welcome? CFG_WEBCOMMENT_NB_COMMENTS_IN_DETAILED_VIEW = 1 ## CFG_WEBCOMMENT_NB_REVIEWS_IN_DETAILED_VIEW -- how many reviews do ## we display in the detailed record page upon welcome? CFG_WEBCOMMENT_NB_REVIEWS_IN_DETAILED_VIEW = 1 ## CFG_WEBCOMMENT_ADMIN_NOTIFICATION_LEVEL -- do we notify the site ## admin after every comment? CFG_WEBCOMMENT_ADMIN_NOTIFICATION_LEVEL = 1 ## CFG_WEBCOMMENT_TIMELIMIT_PROCESSING_COMMENTS_IN_SECONDS -- how many ## elapsed seconds do we consider enough when checking for possible ## multiple comment submissions by a user? CFG_WEBCOMMENT_TIMELIMIT_PROCESSING_COMMENTS_IN_SECONDS = 20 ## CFG_WEBCOMMENT_TIMELIMIT_PROCESSING_REVIEWS_IN_SECONDS -- how many ## elapsed seconds do we consider enough when checking for possible ## multiple review submissions by a user? CFG_WEBCOMMENT_TIMELIMIT_PROCESSING_REVIEWS_IN_SECONDS = 20 ## CFG_WEBCOMMENT_USE_RICH_EDITOR -- enable the WYSIWYG ## Javascript-based editor when user edits comments? CFG_WEBCOMMENT_USE_RICH_TEXT_EDITOR = False ## CFG_WEBCOMMENT_ALERT_ENGINE_EMAIL -- the email address from which the ## alert emails will appear to be sent: CFG_WEBCOMMENT_ALERT_ENGINE_EMAIL = info@invenio-software.org ## CFG_WEBCOMMENT_DEFAULT_MODERATOR -- if no rules are ## specified to indicate who is the comment moderator of ## a collection, this person will be used as default CFG_WEBCOMMENT_DEFAULT_MODERATOR = info@invenio-software.org ## CFG_WEBCOMMENT_USE_MATHJAX_IN_COMMENTS -- do we want to allow the use ## of MathJax plugin to render latex input in comments? CFG_WEBCOMMENT_USE_MATHJAX_IN_COMMENTS = 1 ## CFG_WEBCOMMENT_AUTHOR_DELETE_COMMENT_OPTION -- allow comment author to ## delete its own comment? CFG_WEBCOMMENT_AUTHOR_DELETE_COMMENT_OPTION = 1 # CFG_WEBCOMMENT_EMAIL_REPLIES_TO -- which field of the record define # email addresses that should be notified of newly submitted comments, # and for which collection. Use collection names as keys, and list of # tags as values CFG_WEBCOMMENT_EMAIL_REPLIES_TO = { 'Articles': ['506__d', '506__m'], } # CFG_WEBCOMMENT_RESTRICTION_DATAFIELD -- which field of the record # define the restriction (must be linked to WebAccess # 'viewrestrcomment') to apply to newly submitted comments, and for # which collection. Use collection names as keys, and one tag as value CFG_WEBCOMMENT_RESTRICTION_DATAFIELD = { 'Articles': '5061_a', 'Pictures': '5061_a', 'Theses': '5061_a', } # CFG_WEBCOMMENT_ROUND_DATAFIELD -- which field of the record define # the current round of comment for which collection. Use collection # name as key, and one tag as value CFG_WEBCOMMENT_ROUND_DATAFIELD = { 'Articles': '562__c', 'Pictures': '562__c', } # CFG_WEBCOMMENT_MAX_ATTACHMENT_SIZE -- max file size per attached # file, in bytes. Choose 0 if you don't want to limit the size CFG_WEBCOMMENT_MAX_ATTACHMENT_SIZE = 5242880 # CFG_WEBCOMMENT_MAX_ATTACHED_FILES -- maxium number of files that can # be attached per comment. Choose 0 if you don't want to limit the # number of files. File uploads can be restricted with action # "attachcommentfile". CFG_WEBCOMMENT_MAX_ATTACHED_FILES = 5 # CFG_WEBCOMMENT_MAX_COMMENT_THREAD_DEPTH -- how many levels of # indentation discussions can be. This can be used to ensure that # discussions will not go into deep levels of nesting if users don't # understand the difference between "reply to comment" and "add # comment". When the depth is reached, any "reply to comment" is # conceptually converted to a "reply to thread" (i.e. reply to this # parent's comment). Use -1 for no limit, 0 for unthreaded (flat) # discussions. CFG_WEBCOMMENT_MAX_COMMENT_THREAD_DEPTH = 1 ################################## ## Part 11: BibSched parameters ## ################################## ## This section contains some configuration parameters for the ## bibliographic task scheduler. ## CFG_BIBSCHED_REFRESHTIME -- how often do we want to refresh ## bibsched monitor? (in seconds) CFG_BIBSCHED_REFRESHTIME = 5 ## CFG_BIBSCHED_LOG_PAGER -- what pager to use to view bibsched task ## logs? CFG_BIBSCHED_LOG_PAGER = /usr/bin/less ## CFG_BIBSCHED_EDITOR -- what editor to use to edit the marcxml ## code of the locked records CFG_BIBSCHED_EDITOR = /usr/bin/vim ## CFG_BIBSCHED_GC_TASKS_OLDER_THAN -- after how many days to perform the ## gargbage collector of BibSched queue (i.e. removing/moving task to archive). CFG_BIBSCHED_GC_TASKS_OLDER_THAN = 30 ## CFG_BIBSCHED_GC_TASKS_TO_REMOVE -- list of BibTask that can be safely ## removed from the BibSched queue once they are DONE. CFG_BIBSCHED_GC_TASKS_TO_REMOVE = bibindex,bibreformat,webcoll,bibrank,inveniogc ## CFG_BIBSCHED_GC_TASKS_TO_ARCHIVE -- list of BibTasks that should be safely ## archived out of the BibSched queue once they are DONE. CFG_BIBSCHED_GC_TASKS_TO_ARCHIVE = bibupload,oairepositoryupdater ## CFG_BIBSCHED_MAX_NUMBER_CONCURRENT_TASKS -- maximum number of BibTasks ## that can run concurrently. ## NOTE: concurrent tasks are still considered as an experimental ## feature. Please keep this value set to 1 on production environments. CFG_BIBSCHED_MAX_NUMBER_CONCURRENT_TASKS = 1 ## CFG_BIBSCHED_PROCESS_USER -- bibsched and bibtask processes must ## usually run under the same identity as the Apache web server ## process in order to share proper file read/write privileges. If ## you want to force some other bibsched/bibtask user, e.g. because ## you are using a local `invenio' user that belongs to your ## `www-data' Apache user group and so shares writing rights with your ## Apache web server process in this way, then please set its username ## identity here. Otherwise we shall check whether your ## bibsched/bibtask processes are run under the same identity as your ## Apache web server process (in which case you can leave the default ## empty value here). CFG_BIBSCHED_PROCESS_USER = ## CFG_BIBSCHED_NODE_TASKS -- specific nodes may be configured to ## run only specific tasks; if you want this, then this variable is a ## dictionary of the form {'hostname1': ['task1', 'task2']}. The ## default is that any node can run any task. CFG_BIBSCHED_NODE_TASKS = {} ## CFG_BIBSCHED_MAX_ARCHIVED_ROWS_DISPLAY -- number of tasks displayed ## CFG_BIBSCHED_MAX_ARCHIVED_ROWS_DISPLAY = 500 ################################### ## Part 12: WebBasket parameters ## ################################### ## CFG_WEBBASKET_MAX_NUMBER_OF_DISPLAYED_BASKETS -- a safety limit for ## a maximum number of displayed baskets CFG_WEBBASKET_MAX_NUMBER_OF_DISPLAYED_BASKETS = 20 ## CFG_WEBBASKET_USE_RICH_TEXT_EDITOR -- enable the WYSIWYG ## Javascript-based editor when user edits comments in WebBasket? CFG_WEBBASKET_USE_RICH_TEXT_EDITOR = False ################################## ## Part 13: WebAlert parameters ## ################################## ## This section contains some configuration parameters for the ## automatic email notification alert system. ## CFG_WEBALERT_ALERT_ENGINE_EMAIL -- the email address from which the ## alert emails will appear to be sent: CFG_WEBALERT_ALERT_ENGINE_EMAIL = info@invenio-software.org ## CFG_WEBALERT_MAX_NUM_OF_RECORDS_IN_ALERT_EMAIL -- how many records ## at most do we send in an outgoing alert email? CFG_WEBALERT_MAX_NUM_OF_RECORDS_IN_ALERT_EMAIL = 20 ## CFG_WEBALERT_MAX_NUM_OF_CHARS_PER_LINE_IN_ALERT_EMAIL -- number of ## chars per line in an outgoing alert email? CFG_WEBALERT_MAX_NUM_OF_CHARS_PER_LINE_IN_ALERT_EMAIL = 72 ## CFG_WEBALERT_SEND_EMAIL_NUMBER_OF_TRIES -- when sending alert ## emails fails, how many times we retry? CFG_WEBALERT_SEND_EMAIL_NUMBER_OF_TRIES = 3 ## CFG_WEBALERT_SEND_EMAIL_SLEEPTIME_BETWEEN_TRIES -- when sending ## alert emails fails, what is the sleeptime between tries? (in ## seconds) CFG_WEBALERT_SEND_EMAIL_SLEEPTIME_BETWEEN_TRIES = 300 #################################### ## Part 14: WebMessage parameters ## #################################### ## CFG_WEBMESSAGE_MAX_SIZE_OF_MESSAGE -- how large web messages do we ## allow? CFG_WEBMESSAGE_MAX_SIZE_OF_MESSAGE = 20000 ## CFG_WEBMESSAGE_MAX_NB_OF_MESSAGES -- how many messages for a ## regular user do we allow in its inbox? CFG_WEBMESSAGE_MAX_NB_OF_MESSAGES = 30 ## CFG_WEBMESSAGE_DAYS_BEFORE_DELETE_ORPHANS -- how many days before ## we delete orphaned messages? CFG_WEBMESSAGE_DAYS_BEFORE_DELETE_ORPHANS = 60 ################################## ## Part 15: MiscUtil parameters ## ################################## ## CFG_MISCUTIL_SQL_USE_SQLALCHEMY -- whether to use SQLAlchemy.pool ## in the DB engine of Invenio. It is okay to enable this flag ## even if you have not installed SQLAlchemy. Note that Invenio will ## loose some perfomance if this option is enabled. CFG_MISCUTIL_SQL_USE_SQLALCHEMY = False ## CFG_MISCUTIL_SQL_RUN_SQL_MANY_LIMIT -- how many queries can we run ## inside run_sql_many() in one SQL statement? The limit value ## depends on MySQL's max_allowed_packet configuration. CFG_MISCUTIL_SQL_RUN_SQL_MANY_LIMIT = 10000 ## CFG_MISCUTIL_SMTP_HOST -- which server to use as outgoing mail server to ## send outgoing emails generated by the system, for example concerning ## submissions or email notification alerts. CFG_MISCUTIL_SMTP_HOST = localhost ## CFG_MISCUTIL_SMTP_PORT -- which port to use on the outgoing mail server ## defined in the previous step. CFG_MISCUTIL_SMTP_PORT = 25 ## CFG_MISCUTIL_SMTP_USER -- which username to use on the outgoing mail server ## defined in CFG_MISCUTIL_SMTP_HOST. If either CFG_MISCUTIL_SMTP_USER or ## CFG_MISCUTIL_SMTP_PASS are empty Invenio won't attempt authentication. CFG_MISCUTIL_SMTP_USER = ## CFG_MISCUTIL_SMTP_PASS -- which password to use on the outgoing mail ## server defined in CFG_MISCUTIL_SMTP_HOST. If either CFG_MISCUTIL_SMTP_USER ## or CFG_MISCUTIL_SMTP_PASS are empty Invenio won't attempt authentication. CFG_MISCUTIL_SMTP_PASS = ## CFG_MISCUTIL_SMTP_TLS -- whether to use a TLS (secure) connection when ## talking to the SMTP server defined in CFG_MISCUTIL_SMTP_HOST. CFG_MISCUTIL_SMTP_TLS = False ## CFG_MISCUTILS_DEFAULT_PROCESS_TIMEOUT -- the default number of seconds after ## which a process launched trough shellutils.run_process_with_timeout will ## be killed. This is useful to catch runaway processes. CFG_MISCUTIL_DEFAULT_PROCESS_TIMEOUT = 300 ## CFG_MATHJAX_HOSTING -- if you plan to use MathJax to display TeX ## formulas on HTML web pages, you can specify whether you wish to use ## 'local' hosting or 'cdn' hosting of MathJax libraries. (If set to ## 'local', you have to run 'make install-mathjax-plugin' as described ## in the INSTALL guide.) If set to 'local', users will use your site ## to download MathJax sources. If set to 'cdn', users will use ## centralized MathJax CDN servers instead. Please note that using -## CDN is suitable only for small institutions or for MathJax +## CDN is suitable only for small institutes or for MathJax ## sponsors; see the MathJax website for more details. (Also, please ## note that if you plan to use MathJax on your site, you have to ## adapt CFG_WEBSEARCH_USE_MATHJAX_FOR_FORMATS and ## CFG_WEBCOMMENT_USE_MATHJAX_IN_COMMENTS configuration variables ## elsewhere in this file.) CFG_MATHJAX_HOSTING = local ################################# ## Part 16: BibEdit parameters ## ################################# ## CFG_BIBEDIT_TIMEOUT -- when a user edits a record, this record is ## locked to prevent other users to edit it at the same time. ## How many seconds of inactivity before the locked record again will be free ## for other people to edit? CFG_BIBEDIT_TIMEOUT = 3600 ## CFG_BIBEDIT_LOCKLEVEL -- when a user tries to edit a record which there ## is a pending bibupload task for in the queue, this shouldn't be permitted. ## The lock level determines how thouroughly the queue should be investigated ## to determine if this is the case. ## Level 0 - always permits editing, doesn't look at the queue ## (unsafe, use only if you know what you are doing) ## Level 1 - permits editing if there are no queued bibedit tasks for this record ## (safe with respect to bibedit, but not for other bibupload maintenance jobs) ## Level 2 - permits editing if there are no queued bibupload tasks of any sort ## (safe, but may lock more than necessary if many cataloguers around) ## Level 3 - permits editing if no queued bibupload task concerns given record ## (safe, most precise locking, but slow, ## checks for 001/EXTERNAL_SYSNO_TAG/EXTERNAL_OAIID_TAG) ## The recommended level is 3 (default) or 2 (if you use maintenance jobs often). CFG_BIBEDIT_LOCKLEVEL = 3 ## CFG_BIBEDIT_PROTECTED_FIELDS -- a comma-separated list of fields that BibEdit ## will not allow to be added, edited or deleted. Wildcards are not supported, ## but conceptually a wildcard is added at the end of every field specification. ## Examples: ## 500A - protect all MARC fields with tag 500 and first indicator A ## 5 - protect all MARC fields in the 500-series. ## 909C_a - protect subfield a in tag 909 with first indicator C and empty ## second indicator ## Note that 001 is protected by default, but if protection of other ## identifiers or automated fields is a requirement, they should be added to ## this list. CFG_BIBEDIT_PROTECTED_FIELDS = ## CFG_BIBEDIT_QUEUE_CHECK_METHOD -- how do we want to check for ## possible queue locking situations to prevent cataloguers from ## editing a record that may be waiting in the queue? Use 'bibrecord' ## for exact checking (always works, but may be slow), use 'regexp' ## for regular expression based checking (very fast, but may be ## inaccurate). When unsure, use 'bibrecord'. CFG_BIBEDIT_QUEUE_CHECK_METHOD = bibrecord ## CFG_BIBEDIT_EXTEND_RECORD_WITH_COLLECTION_TEMPLATE -- a dictionary ## containing which collections will be extended with a given template ## while being displayed in BibEdit UI. The collection corresponds with ## the value written in field 980 CFG_BIBEDIT_EXTEND_RECORD_WITH_COLLECTION_TEMPLATE = { 'POETRY' : 'record_poem'} ## CFG_BIBEDIT_KB_SUBJECTS - Name of the KB used in the field 65017a ## to automatically convert codes into extended version. e.g ## a - Astrophysics CFG_BIBEDIT_KB_SUBJECTS = Subjects ## CFG_BIBEDIT_KB_INSTITUTIONS - Name of the KB used for institution ## autocomplete. To be applied in fields defined in ## CFG_BIBEDIT_AUTOCOMPLETE_INSTITUTIONS_FIELDS CFG_BIBEDIT_KB_INSTITUTIONS = InstitutionsCollection ## CFG_BIBEDIT_AUTOCOMPLETE_INSTITUTIONS_FIELDS - list of fields to ## be autocompleted with the KB CFG_BIBEDIT_KB_INSTITUTIONS CFG_BIBEDIT_AUTOCOMPLETE_INSTITUTIONS_FIELDS = 100__u,700__u,701__u,502__c ## CFG_BIBEDITMULTI_LIMIT_INSTANT_PROCESSING -- maximum number of records ## that can be modified instantly using the multi-record editor. Above ## this limit, modifications will only be executed in limited hours. CFG_BIBEDITMULTI_LIMIT_INSTANT_PROCESSING = 2000 ## CFG_BIBEDITMULTI_LIMIT_DELAYED_PROCESSING -- maximum number of records ## that can be send for modification without having a superadmin role. ## If the number of records is between CFG_BIBEDITMULTI_LIMIT_INSTANT_PROCESSING ## and this number, the modifications will take place only in limited hours. CFG_BIBEDITMULTI_LIMIT_DELAYED_PROCESSING = 20000 ## CFG_BIBEDITMULTI_LIMIT_DELAYED_PROCESSING_TIME -- Allowed time to ## execute modifications on records, when the number exceeds ## CFG_BIBEDITMULTI_LIMIT_INSTANT_PROCESSING. CFG_BIBEDITMULTI_LIMIT_DELAYED_PROCESSING_TIME = 22:00-05:00 ################################### ## Part 17: BibUpload parameters ## ################################### ## CFG_BIBUPLOAD_REFERENCE_TAG -- where do we store references? CFG_BIBUPLOAD_REFERENCE_TAG = 999 ## CFG_BIBUPLOAD_EXTERNAL_SYSNO_TAG -- where do we store external ## system numbers? Useful for matching when our records come from an ## external digital library system. CFG_BIBUPLOAD_EXTERNAL_SYSNO_TAG = 970__a ## CFG_BIBUPLOAD_EXTERNAL_OAIID_TAG -- where do we store OAI ID tags ## of harvested records? Useful for matching when we harvest stuff ## via OAI that we do not want to reexport via Invenio OAI; so records ## may have only the source OAI ID stored in this tag (kind of like ## external system number too). CFG_BIBUPLOAD_EXTERNAL_OAIID_TAG = 035__a ## CFG_BIBUPLOAD_EXTERNAL_OAIID_PROVENANCE_TAG -- where do we store OAI SRC ## tags of harvested records? Useful for matching when we harvest stuff ## via OAI that we do not want to reexport via Invenio OAI; so records ## may have only the source OAI SRC stored in this tag (kind of like ## external system number too). Note that the field should be the same of ## CFG_BIBUPLOAD_EXTERNAL_OAIID_TAG. CFG_BIBUPLOAD_EXTERNAL_OAIID_PROVENANCE_TAG = 035__9 ## CFG_BIBUPLOAD_STRONG_TAGS -- a comma-separated list of tags that ## are strong enough to resist the replace mode. Useful for tags that ## might be created from an external non-metadata-like source, ## e.g. the information about the number of copies left. CFG_BIBUPLOAD_STRONG_TAGS = 964 ## CFG_BIBUPLOAD_CONTROLLED_PROVENANCE_TAGS -- a comma-separated list ## of tags that contain provenance information that should be checked ## in the bibupload correct mode via matching provenance codes. (Only ## field instances of the same provenance information would be acted ## upon.) Please specify the whole tag info up to subfield codes. CFG_BIBUPLOAD_CONTROLLED_PROVENANCE_TAGS = 6531_9 ## CFG_BIBUPLOAD_FFT_ALLOWED_LOCAL_PATHS -- a comma-separated list of system ## paths from which it is allowed to take fulltextes that will be uploaded via ## FFT (CFG_TMPDIR is included by default). CFG_BIBUPLOAD_FFT_ALLOWED_LOCAL_PATHS = /tmp,/home ## CFG_BIBUPLOAD_FFT_ALLOWED_EXTERNAL_URLS -- a dictionary containing ## external URLs that can be accessed by Invenio and specific HTTP ## headers that will be used for each URL. The keys of the dictionary ## are regular expressions matching a set of URLs, the values are ## dictionaries of headers as consumed by urllib2.Request. If a ## regular expression matching all URLs is created at the end of the ## list, it means that Invenio will download all URLs. Otherwise ## Invenio will just download authorized URLs. Note: by default, a ## User-Agent built after the current Invenio version, site name, and ## site URL will be used. The values of the header dictionary can ## also contain a call to a python function, in the form of a ## disctionary with two entries: the name of the function to be called ## as a value for the 'fnc' key, and the arguments to this function, ## as a value for the 'args' key (in the form of a dictionary). ## CFG_BIBUPLOAD_FFT_ALLOWED_EXTERNAL_URLS = [ ## ('http://myurl.com/.*', {'User-Agent': 'Me'}), ## ('http://yoururl.com/.*', {'User-Agent': 'You', 'Accept': 'text/plain'}), ## ('http://thisurl.com/.*', {'Cookie': {'fnc':'read_cookie', 'args':{'cookiefile':'/tmp/cookies.txt'}}}) ## ('http://.*', {'User-Agent': 'Invenio'}), ## ] CFG_BIBUPLOAD_FFT_ALLOWED_EXTERNAL_URLS = [ ('http(s)?://.*', {}), ] ## CFG_BIBUPLOAD_SERIALIZE_RECORD_STRUCTURE -- do we want to serialize ## internal representation of records (Pythonic record structure) into ## the database? This can improve internal processing speed of some ## operations at the price of somewhat bigger disk space usage. ## If you change this value after some records have already been added ## to your installation, you may want to run: ## $ /opt/invenio/bin/inveniocfg --reset-recstruct-cache ## in order to either erase the cache thus freeing database space, ## or to fill the cache for all records that have not been cached yet. CFG_BIBUPLOAD_SERIALIZE_RECORD_STRUCTURE = 1 ## CFG_BIBUPLOAD_DELETE_FORMATS -- which formats do we want bibupload ## to delete when a record is ingested? Enter comma-separated list of ## formats. For example, 'hb,hd' will delete pre-formatted HTML brief ## and defailed formats from cache, so that search engine will ## generate them on-the-fly. Useful to always present latest data of ## records upon record display, until the periodical bibreformat job ## runs next and updates the cache. CFG_BIBUPLOAD_DELETE_FORMATS = hb ## CFG_BIBUPLOAD_DISABLE_RECORD_REVISIONS -- set to 1 if keeping ## history of record revisions is not necessary (e.g. because records ## and corresponding modifications are coming always from the same ## external system which already keeps revision history). CFG_BIBUPLOAD_DISABLE_RECORD_REVISIONS = 0 ## CFG_BIBUPLOAD_CONFLICTING_REVISION_TICKET_QUEUE -- Set the name of ## the BibCatalog ticket queue to be used when BibUpload can't ## automatically resolve a revision conflict and has therefore to put ## requested modifications in the holding pen. CFG_BIBUPLOAD_CONFLICTING_REVISION_TICKET_QUEUE = ## CFG_BATCHUPLOADER_FILENAME_MATCHING_POLICY -- a comma-separated list ## indicating which fields match the file names of the documents to be ## uploaded. ## The matching will be done in the same order as the list provided. CFG_BATCHUPLOADER_FILENAME_MATCHING_POLICY = reportnumber,recid ## CFG_BATCHUPLOADER_DAEMON_DIR -- Directory where the batchuploader daemon ## will look for the subfolders metadata and document by default. ## If path is relative, CFG_PREFIX will be joined as a prefix CFG_BATCHUPLOADER_DAEMON_DIR = var/batchupload ## CFG_BATCHUPLOADER_WEB_ROBOT_AGENTS -- Regular expression to specify the ## agents permitted when calling batch uploader web interface ## cds.cern.ch/batchuploader/robotupload ## if using a curl, eg: curl xxx -A invenio CFG_BATCHUPLOADER_WEB_ROBOT_AGENTS = invenio_webupload|Invenio-.* ## CFG_BATCHUPLOADER_WEB_ROBOT_RIGHTS -- Access list specifying for each ## IP address, which collections are allowed using batch uploader robot ## interface. CFG_BATCHUPLOADER_WEB_ROBOT_RIGHTS = { '127.0.0.1': ['*'], # useful for testing '127.0.1.1': ['*'], # useful for testing '10.0.0.1': ['BOOK', 'REPORT'], # Example 1 '10.0.0.2': ['POETRY', 'PREPRINT'], # Example 2 } #################################### ## Part 18: BibCatalog parameters ## #################################### ## CFG_BIBCATALOG_SYSTEM -- set desired catalog system. (RT or EMAIL) CFG_BIBCATALOG_SYSTEM = EMAIL ## Email backend configuration: CFG_BIBCATALOG_SYSTEM_EMAIL_ADDRESS = info@invenio-software.org ## RT backend configuration: ## CFG_BIBCATALOG_SYSTEM_RT_CLI -- path to the RT CLI client CFG_BIBCATALOG_SYSTEM_RT_CLI = /usr/bin/rt ## CFG_BIBCATALOG_SYSTEM_RT_URL -- Base URL of the remote RT system CFG_BIBCATALOG_SYSTEM_RT_URL = http://localhost/rt3 ## CFG_BIBCATALOG_SYSTEM_RT_DEFAULT_USER -- Set the username for a default RT account ## on remote system, with limited privileges, in order to only create and modify own tickets. CFG_BIBCATALOG_SYSTEM_RT_DEFAULT_USER = ## CFG_BIBCATALOG_SYSTEM_RT_DEFAULT_PWD -- Set the password for the default RT account ## on remote system. CFG_BIBCATALOG_SYSTEM_RT_DEFAULT_PWD = #################################### ## Part 19: BibFormat parameters ## #################################### ## CFG_BIBFORMAT_HIDDEN_TAGS -- comma-separated list of MARC tags that ## are not shown to users not having cataloging authorizations. CFG_BIBFORMAT_HIDDEN_TAGS = 595 ## CFG_BIBFORMAT_HIDDEN_FILE_FORMATS -- comma-separated list of file formats ## that are not shown explicitly to user not having cataloging authorizations. ## e.g. pdf;pdfa,xml CFG_BIBFORMAT_HIDDEN_FILE_FORMATS = ## CFG_BIBFORMAT_ADDTHIS_ID -- if you want to use the AddThis service from ## , set this value to the pubid parameter as ## provided by the service (e.g. ra-4ff80aae118f4dad), and add a call to ## formatting element in your formats, for example ## Default_HTML_detailed.bft. CFG_BIBFORMAT_ADDTHIS_ID = ## CFG_BIBFORMAT_DISABLE_I18N_FOR_CACHED_FORMATS -- For each output ## format BibReformat currently creates a cache for only one language ## (CFG_SITE_LANG) per record. This means that visitors having set a ## different language than CFG_SITE_LANG will be served an on-the-fly ## output using the language of their choice. You can disable this ## behaviour by specifying below for which output format you would ## like to force the cache to be used whatever language is ## requested. If your format templates do not provide ## internationalization, you can optimize your site by setting for ## eg. hb,hd to always serve the precached output (if it exists) in ## the CFG_SITE_LANG CFG_BIBFORMAT_DISABLE_I18N_FOR_CACHED_FORMATS = #################################### ## Part 20: BibMatch parameters ## #################################### ## CFG_BIBMATCH_LOCAL_SLEEPTIME -- Determines the amount of seconds to sleep ## between search queries on LOCAL system. CFG_BIBMATCH_LOCAL_SLEEPTIME = 0.0 ## CFG_BIBMATCH_REMOTE_SLEEPTIME -- Determines the amount of seconds to sleep ## between search queries on REMOTE systems. CFG_BIBMATCH_REMOTE_SLEEPTIME = 2.0 ## CFG_BIBMATCH_FUZZY_WORDLIMITS -- Determines the amount of words to extract ## from a certain fields value during fuzzy matching mode. Add/change field ## and appropriate number to the dictionary to configure this. CFG_BIBMATCH_FUZZY_WORDLIMITS = { '100__a': 2, '245__a': 4 } ## CFG_BIBMATCH_FUZZY_EMPTY_RESULT_LIMIT -- Determines the amount of empty results ## to accept during fuzzy matching mode. CFG_BIBMATCH_FUZZY_EMPTY_RESULT_LIMIT = 1 ## CFG_BIBMATCH_QUERY_TEMPLATES -- Here you can set the various predefined querystrings ## used to standardize common matching queries. By default the following templates ## are given: ## title - standard title search. Taken from 245__a (default) ## title-author - title and author search (i.e. this is a title AND author a) ## Taken from 245__a and 100__a ## reportnumber - reportnumber search (i.e. reportnumber:REP-NO-123). CFG_BIBMATCH_QUERY_TEMPLATES = { 'title' : '[title]', 'title-author' : '[title] [author]', 'reportnumber' : 'reportnumber:[reportnumber]' } ## CFG_BIBMATCH_MATCH_VALIDATION_RULESETS -- Here you can define the various rulesets for ## validating search results done by BibMatch. Each ruleset contains a certain pattern mapped ## to a tuple defining a "matching-strategy". ## ## The rule-definitions must come in two parts: ## ## * The first part is a string containing a regular expression ## that is matched against the textmarc representation of each record. ## If a match is found, the final rule-set is updated with ## the given "sub rule-set", where identical tag rules are replaced. ## ## * The second item is a list of key->value mappings (dict) that indicates specific ## strategy parameters with corresponding validation rules. ## ## This strategy consists of five items: ## ## * MARC TAGS: ## These MARC tags represents the fields taken from original record and any records from search ## results. When several MARC tags are specified with a given match-strategy, all the fields ## associated with these tags are matched together (i.e. with key "100__a,700__a", all 100__a ## and 700__a fields are matched together. Which is useful when first-author can vary for ## certain records on different systems). ## ## * COMPARISON THRESHOLD: ## a value between 0.0 and 1.0 specifying the threshold for string matches ## to determine if it is a match or not (using normalized string-distance). ## Normally 0.8 (80% match) is considered to be a close match. ## ## * COMPARISON MODE: ## the parse mode decides how the record datafields are compared: ## - 'strict' : all (sub-)fields are compared, and all must match. Order is significant. ## - 'normal' : all (sub-)fields are compared, and all must match. Order is ignored. ## - 'lazy' : all (sub-)fields are compared with each other and at least one must match ## - 'ignored': the tag is ignored in the match. Used to disable previously defined rules. ## ## * MATCHING MODE: ## the comparison mode decides how the fieldvalues are matched: ## - 'title' : uses a method specialized for comparing titles, e.g. looking for subtitles ## - 'author' : uses a special authorname comparison. Will take initials into account. ## - 'identifier' : special matching for identifiers, stripping away punctuation ## - 'date': matches dates by extracting and comparing the year ## - 'normal': normal string comparison. ## Note: Fields are considered matching when all its subfields or values match. ## ## * RESULT MODE: ## the result mode decides how the results from the comparisons are handled further: ## - 'normal' : a failed match will cause the validation to immediately exit as a failure. ## a successful match will cause the validation to continue on other rules (if any) ## - 'final' : a failed match will cause the validation to immediately exit as a failure. ## a successful match will cause validation to immediately exit as a success. ## - 'joker' : a failed match will cause the validation to continue on other rules (if any). ## a successful match will cause validation to immediately exit as a success. ## ## You can add your own rulesets in the dictionary below. The 'default' ruleset is always applied, ## and should therefore NOT be removed, but can be changed. The tag-rules can also be overwritten ## by other rulesets. ## ## WARNING: Beware that the validation quality is only as good as given rules, so matching results ## are never guaranteed to be accurate, as it is very content-specific. CFG_BIBMATCH_MATCH_VALIDATION_RULESETS = [('default', [{ 'tags' : '245__%,242__%', 'threshold' : 0.8, 'compare_mode' : 'lazy', 'match_mode' : 'title', 'result_mode' : 'normal' }, { 'tags' : '037__a,088__a', 'threshold' : 1.0, 'compare_mode' : 'lazy', 'match_mode' : 'identifier', 'result_mode' : 'final' }, { 'tags' : '100__a,700__a', 'threshold' : 0.8, 'compare_mode' : 'normal', 'match_mode' : 'author', 'result_mode' : 'normal' }, { 'tags' : '773__a', 'threshold' : 1.0, 'compare_mode' : 'lazy', 'match_mode' : 'title', 'result_mode' : 'normal' }]), ('980__ \$\$a(THESIS|Thesis)', [{ 'tags' : '100__a', 'threshold' : 0.8, 'compare_mode' : 'strict', 'match_mode' : 'author', 'result_mode' : 'normal' }, { 'tags' : '700__a,701__a', 'threshold' : 1.0, 'compare_mode' : 'lazy', 'match_mode' : 'author', 'result_mode' : 'normal' }, { 'tags' : '100__a,700__a', 'threshold' : 0.8, 'compare_mode' : 'ignored', 'match_mode' : 'author', 'result_mode' : 'normal' }]), ('260__', [{ 'tags' : '260__c', 'threshold' : 0.8, 'compare_mode' : 'lazy', 'match_mode' : 'date', 'result_mode' : 'normal' }]), ('0247_', [{ 'tags' : '0247_a', 'threshold' : 1.0, 'compare_mode' : 'lazy', 'match_mode' : 'identifier', 'result_mode' : 'final' }]), ('020__', [{ 'tags' : '020__a', 'threshold' : 1.0, 'compare_mode' : 'lazy', 'match_mode' : 'identifier', 'result_mode' : 'joker' }]) ] ## CFG_BIBMATCH_FUZZY_MATCH_VALIDATION_LIMIT -- Determines the minimum percentage of the ## amount of rules to be positively matched when comparing two records. Should the number ## of matches be lower than required matches but equal to or above this limit, ## the match will be considered fuzzy. CFG_BIBMATCH_FUZZY_MATCH_VALIDATION_LIMIT = 0.65 ## CFG_BIBMATCH_SEARCH_RESULT_MATCH_LIMIT -- Determines the maximum amount of search results ## a single search can return before acting as a non-match. CFG_BIBMATCH_SEARCH_RESULT_MATCH_LIMIT = 15 ###################################### ## Part 21: BibAuthorID parameters ## ###################################### # CFG_BIBAUTHORID_MAX_PROCESSES is the max number of processes # that may be spawned by the disambiguation algorithm CFG_BIBAUTHORID_MAX_PROCESSES = 12 # CFG_BIBAUTHORID_PERSONID_SQL_MAX_THREADS is the max number of threads # to parallelize sql queries during personID tables updates CFG_BIBAUTHORID_PERSONID_SQL_MAX_THREADS = 12 # CFG_BIBAUTHORID_EXTERNAL_CLAIMED_RECORDS_KEY defines the user info # keys for externally claimed records in an remote-login scenario--e.g. from arXiv.org # e.g. "external_arxivids" for arXiv SSO CFG_BIBAUTHORID_EXTERNAL_CLAIMED_RECORDS_KEY = # CFG_BIBAUTHORID_AID_ENABLED # Globally enable AuthorID Interfaces. # If False: No guest, user or operator will have access to the system. CFG_BIBAUTHORID_ENABLED = True # CFG_BIBAUTHORID_AID_ON_AUTHORPAGES # Enable AuthorID information on the author pages. CFG_BIBAUTHORID_ON_AUTHORPAGES = True # CFG_BIBAUTHORID_AUTHOR_TICKET_ADMIN_EMAIL defines the eMail address # all ticket requests concerning authors will be sent to. CFG_BIBAUTHORID_AUTHOR_TICKET_ADMIN_EMAIL = info@invenio-software.org #CFG_BIBAUTHORID_UI_SKIP_ARXIV_STUB_PAGE defines if the optional arXive stub page is skipped CFG_BIBAUTHORID_UI_SKIP_ARXIV_STUB_PAGE = False ######################################### ## Part 22: BibCirculation parameters ## ######################################### ## CFG_BIBCIRCULATION_ITEM_STATUS_OPTIONAL -- comma-separated list of statuses # Example: missing, order delayed, not published # You can allways add a new status here, but you may want to run some script # to update the database if you remove some statuses. CFG_BIBCIRCULATION_ITEM_STATUS_OPTIONAL = ## Here you can edit the text of the statuses that have specific roles. # You should run a script to update the database if you change them after having # used the module for some time. ## Item statuses # The book is on loan CFG_BIBCIRCULATION_ITEM_STATUS_ON_LOAN = on loan # Available for loan CFG_BIBCIRCULATION_ITEM_STATUS_ON_SHELF = on shelf # The book is being processed by the library (cataloguing, etc.) CFG_BIBCIRCULATION_ITEM_STATUS_IN_PROCESS = in process # The book has been ordered (bought) CFG_BIBCIRCULATION_ITEM_STATUS_ON_ORDER = on order # The order of the book has been cancelled CFG_BIBCIRCULATION_ITEM_STATUS_CANCELLED = cancelled # The order of the book has not arrived yet CFG_BIBCIRCULATION_ITEM_STATUS_NOT_ARRIVED = not arrived # The order of the book has not arrived yet and has been claimed CFG_BIBCIRCULATION_ITEM_STATUS_CLAIMED = claimed # The book has been proposed for acquisition and is under review. CFG_BIBCIRCULATION_ITEM_STATUS_UNDER_REVIEW = under review ## Loan statuses # This status should not be confussed with CFG_BIBCIRCULATION_ITEM_STATUS_ON_LOAN. # If the item status is CFG_BIBCIRCULATION_ITEM_STATUS_ON_LOAN, then there is # a loan with status CFG_BIBCIRCULATION_LOAN_STATUS_ON_LOAN or # CFG_BIBCIRCULATION_LOAN_STATUS_EXPIRED. # For each copy, there can only be one active loan ('on loan' or 'expired') at # the time, since can be many 'returned' loans for the same copy. CFG_BIBCIRCULATION_LOAN_STATUS_ON_LOAN = on loan # The due date has come and the item has not been returned CFG_BIBCIRCULATION_LOAN_STATUS_EXPIRED = expired # The item has been returned. CFG_BIBCIRCULATION_LOAN_STATUS_RETURNED = returned ## Request statuses # There is at least one copy available, and this is the oldest request. CFG_BIBCIRCULATION_REQUEST_STATUS_PENDING = pending # There are no copies available, or there is another request with more priority. CFG_BIBCIRCULATION_REQUEST_STATUS_WAITING = waiting # The request has become a loan CFG_BIBCIRCULATION_REQUEST_STATUS_DONE = done # The request has been cancelled CFG_BIBCIRCULATION_REQUEST_STATUS_CANCELLED = cancelled # The request has been generated for a proposed book CFG_BIBCIRCULATION_REQUEST_STATUS_PROPOSED = proposed # ILL request statuses CFG_BIBCIRCULATION_ILL_STATUS_NEW = new CFG_BIBCIRCULATION_ILL_STATUS_REQUESTED = requested CFG_BIBCIRCULATION_ILL_STATUS_ON_LOAN = on loan CFG_BIBCIRCULATION_ILL_STATUS_RETURNED = returned CFG_BIBCIRCULATION_ILL_STATUS_CANCELLED = cancelled CFG_BIBCIRCULATION_ILL_STATUS_RECEIVED = received #Book proposal statuses CFG_BIBCIRCULATION_PROPOSAL_STATUS_NEW = proposal-new CFG_BIBCIRCULATION_PROPOSAL_STATUS_ON_ORDER = proposal-on order CFG_BIBCIRCULATION_PROPOSAL_STATUS_PUT_ASIDE = proposal-put aside CFG_BIBCIRCULATION_PROPOSAL_STATUS_RECEIVED = proposal-received # Purchase statuses CFG_BIBCIRCULATION_ACQ_STATUS_NEW = new CFG_BIBCIRCULATION_ACQ_STATUS_ON_ORDER = on order CFG_BIBCIRCULATION_ACQ_STATUS_PARTIAL_RECEIPT = partial receipt CFG_BIBCIRCULATION_ACQ_STATUS_RECEIVED = received CFG_BIBCIRCULATION_ACQ_STATUS_CANCELLED = cancelled ## Library types # Normal library where you have your books. I can also be a depot. CFG_BIBCIRCULATION_LIBRARY_TYPE_INTERNAL = internal # external libraries for ILL. CFG_BIBCIRCULATION_LIBRARY_TYPE_EXTERNAL = external # The main library is also an internal library. # Since you may have several depots or small sites you can tag one of them as # the main site. CFG_BIBCIRCULATION_LIBRARY_TYPE_MAIN = main # It is also an internal library. The copies in this type of library will NOT # be displayed to borrowers. Use this for depots. CFG_BIBCIRCULATION_LIBRARY_TYPE_HIDDEN = hidden ## Amazon access key. You will need your own key. # Example: 1T6P5M3ZDMW9AWJ212R2 CFG_BIBCIRCULATION_AMAZON_ACCESS_KEY = ###################################### ## Part 22: BibClassify parameters ## ###################################### # CFG_BIBCLASSIFY_WEB_MAXKW -- maximum number of keywords to display # in the Keywords tab web page. CFG_BIBCLASSIFY_WEB_MAXKW = 100 ######################################## ## Part 23: Plotextractor parameters ## ######################################## ## CFG_PLOTEXTRACTOR_SOURCE_BASE_URL -- for acquiring source tarballs for plot ## extraction, where should we look? If nothing is set, we'll just go ## to arXiv, but this can be a filesystem location, too CFG_PLOTEXTRACTOR_SOURCE_BASE_URL = http://arxiv.org/ ## CFG_PLOTEXTRACTOR_SOURCE_TARBALL_FOLDER -- for acquiring source tarballs for plot ## extraction, subfolder where the tarballs sit CFG_PLOTEXTRACTOR_SOURCE_TARBALL_FOLDER = e-print/ ## CFG_PLOTEXTRACTOR_SOURCE_PDF_FOLDER -- for acquiring source tarballs for plot ## extraction, subfolder where the pdf sit CFG_PLOTEXTRACTOR_SOURCE_PDF_FOLDER = pdf/ ## CFG_PLOTEXTRACTOR_DOWNLOAD_TIMEOUT -- a float representing the number of seconds ## to wait between each download of pdf and/or tarball from source URL. CFG_PLOTEXTRACTOR_DOWNLOAD_TIMEOUT = 2.0 ## CFG_PLOTEXTRACTOR_CONTEXT_LIMIT -- when extracting context of plots from ## TeX sources, this is the limitation of characters in each direction to extract ## context from. Default 750. CFG_PLOTEXTRACTOR_CONTEXT_EXTRACT_LIMIT = 750 ## CFG_PLOTEXTRACTOR_DISALLOWED_TEX -- when extracting context of plots from TeX ## sources, this is the list of TeX tags that will trigger 'end of context'. CFG_PLOTEXTRACTOR_DISALLOWED_TEX = begin,end,section,includegraphics,caption,acknowledgements ## CFG_PLOTEXTRACTOR_CONTEXT_WORD_LIMIT -- when extracting context of plots from ## TeX sources, this is the limitation of words in each direction. Default 75. CFG_PLOTEXTRACTOR_CONTEXT_WORD_LIMIT = 75 ## CFG_PLOTEXTRACTOR_CONTEXT_SENTENCE_LIMIT -- when extracting context of plots from ## TeX sources, this is the limitation of sentences in each direction. Default 2. CFG_PLOTEXTRACTOR_CONTEXT_SENTENCE_LIMIT = 2 ###################################### ## Part 24: WebStat parameters ## ###################################### # CFG_WEBSTAT_BIBCIRCULATION_START_YEAR defines the start date of the BibCirculation # statistics. Value should have the format 'yyyy'. If empty, take all existing data. CFG_WEBSTAT_BIBCIRCULATION_START_YEAR = ###################################### ## Part 25: Web API Key parameters ## ###################################### # CFG_WEB_API_KEY_ALLOWED_URL defines the web apps that are going to use the web # API key. It has three values, the name of the web app, the time of life for the # secure url and if a time stamp is needed. #CFG_WEB_API_KEY_ALLOWED_URL = [('search/\?', 3600, True), # ('rss', 0, False)] CFG_WEB_API_KEY_ALLOWED_URL = [] ########################################## ## Part 26: WebAuthorProfile parameters ## ########################################## #CFG_WEBAUTHORPROFILE_CACHE_EXPIRED_DELAY_LIVE consider a cached element expired after days #when loading an authorpage, thus recomputing the content live CFG_WEBAUTHORPROFILE_CACHE_EXPIRED_DELAY_LIVE = 7 #CFG_WEBAUTHORPROFILE_CACHE_EXPIRED_DELAY_BIBSCHED consider a cache element expired after days, #thus recompute it, bibsched daemon CFG_WEBAUTHORPROFILE_CACHE_EXPIRED_DELAY_BIBSCHED = 5 #CFG_WEBAUTHORPROFILE_MAX_COLLAB_LIST: limit collaboration list. #Set to 0 to disable limit. CFG_WEBAUTHORPROFILE_MAX_COLLAB_LIST = 100 #CFG_WEBAUTHORPROFILE_MAX_KEYWORD_LIST: limit keywords list #Set to 0 to disable limit. CFG_WEBAUTHORPROFILE_MAX_KEYWORD_LIST = 100 #CFG_WEBAUTHORPROFILE_MAX_AFF_LIST: limit affiliations list #Set to 0 to disable limit. CFG_WEBAUTHORPROFILE_MAX_AFF_LIST = 100 #CFG_WEBAUTHORPROFILE_MAX_COAUTHOR_LIST: limit coauthors list #Set to 0 to disable limit. CFG_WEBAUTHORPROFILE_MAX_COAUTHOR_LIST = 100 #CFG_WEBAUTHORPROFILE_MAX_HEP_CHOICES: limit HepRecords choices #Set to 0 to disable limit. CFG_WEBAUTHORPROFILE_MAX_HEP_CHOICES = 10 #CFG_WEBAUTHORPROFILE_USE_BIBAUTHORID: use bibauthorid or exactauthor CFG_WEBAUTHORPROFILE_USE_BIBAUTHORID = False #################################### ## Part 27: BibSort parameters ## #################################### ## CFG_BIBSORT_BUCKETS -- the number of buckets bibsort should use. ## If 0, then no buckets will be used (bibsort will be inactive). ## If different from 0, bibsort will be used for sorting the records. ## The number of buckets should be set with regards to the size ## of the repository; having a larger number of buckets will increase ## the sorting performance for the top results but will decrease ## the performance for sorting the middle results. ## We recommend to to use 1 in case you have less than about ## 1,000,000 records. ## When modifying this variable, re-run rebalancing for all the bibsort ## methods, for having the database in synch. CFG_BIBSORT_BUCKETS = 1 ######################################## ## Part 28: JsTestDriver parameters ## ######################################## ## CFG_JSTESTDRIVER_PORT -- server port where JS tests will be run. CFG_JSTESTDRIVER_PORT = 9876 ############################ ## Part 29: RefExtract ## ############################ ## Refextract can automatically submit tickets (after extracting refereces) ## to CFG_REFEXTRACT_TICKET_QUEUE if it is set CFG_REFEXTRACT_TICKET_QUEUE = None ## Override refextract kbs locations CFG_REFEXTRACT_KBS_OVERRIDE = {} ################################## ## Part 27: CrossRef parameters ## ################################## ## CFG_CROSSREF_USERNAME -- the username used when sending request ## to the Crossref site. CFG_CROSSREF_USERNAME = ## CFG_CROSSREF_PASSWORD -- the password used when sending request ## to the Crossref site. CFG_CROSSREF_PASSWORD = ##################################### ## Part 30: WebLinkback parameters ## ##################################### ## CFG_WEBLINKBACK_TRACKBACK_ENABLED -- whether to enable trackback support ## 1 to enable, 0 to disable it CFG_WEBLINKBACK_TRACKBACK_ENABLED = 0 #################################### ## Part 31: WebSubmit parameters ## #################################### ## CFG_WEBSUBMIT_USE_MATHJAX -- whether to use MathJax and math ## preview panel within submissions (1) or not (0). Customize your ## websubmit_template.tmpl_mathpreview_header() to enable for specific ## fields. ## See also CFG_WEBSEARCH_USE_MATHJAX_FOR_FORMATS CFG_WEBSUBMIT_USE_MATHJAX = 0 #################################### ## Part 31: BibField parameters ## #################################### ## CFG_BIBFIELD_MASTER_FORMATS -- the name of all the allowed master formats ## that BibField will work with. CFG_BIBFIELD_MASTER_FORMATS = marc ########################## ## THAT's ALL, FOLKS! ## ########################## diff --git a/modules/bibauthority/doc/admin/bibauthority-admin-guide.webdoc b/modules/bibauthority/doc/admin/bibauthority-admin-guide.webdoc index 627bf2d85..5625ffc32 100644 --- a/modules/bibauthority/doc/admin/bibauthority-admin-guide.webdoc +++ b/modules/bibauthority/doc/admin/bibauthority-admin-guide.webdoc @@ -1,171 +1,171 @@ ## This file is part of Invenio. -## Copyright (C) 2010, 2011 CERN. +## Copyright (C) 2010, 2011, 2013 CERN. ## ## Invenio is free software; you can redistribute it and/or ## modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as ## published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the ## License, or (at your option) any later version. ## ## Invenio is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but ## WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of ## MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU ## General Public License for more details. ## ## You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License ## along with Invenio; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., ## 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA.

Introduction

The INVENIO admin can configure the various ways in which authority control works for INVENIO by means of the bibauthority_config.py file. The location and full contents of this configuration file with a commented example configuration are shown at the bottom of this page. Their functionality is explained in the following paragraphs.

For examples of how Authority Control works in Invenio from a user's perspective, cf. _(HOWTO Manage Authority Records)_.

Enforcing types of authority records

INVENIO is originally agnostic about the types of authority records it contains. Everything it needs to know about authority records comes, on the one hand, from the authority record types that are contained within the '980__a' fields, and from the configurations related to these types on the other hand. Whereas the '980__a' values are usually edited by the librarians, the INVENIO configuration is the responsibility of the administrator. It is important for librarians and administrators to communicate the exact authority record types as well as the desired functionality relative to the types for the various INVENIO modules.

BibEdit

As admin of an INVENIO instance, you have the possibility of configuring which fields are under authority control. In the “Configuration File Overview” at the end of this page you will find an example of a configuration which will enable the auto-complete functionality for the '100__a', '100__u', '110__a', '130__a', '150__a', '700__a' and '700__u' fields of a bibliographic record in BibEdit. The keys of the “CFG BIBAUTHORITY CONTROLLED FIELDS” dictionary indicate which bibliographic fields are under authority control. If the user types Ctrl-Shift-A while typing within one of these fields, they will propose an auto-complete dropdown list in BibEdit. The user still has the option to enter values manually without use of the drop-down list. The values associated with each key of the dictionary indicate which kind of authority record is to be associated with this field. In the example given, the '100__a' field is associated with the authority record type 'AUTHOR'.

The “CFG BIBAUTHORITY AUTOSUGGEST OPTIONS” dictionary gives us the remaining configurations, specific only to the auto-suggest functionality. The value for the 'index' key determines which index type will be used find the authority records that will populate the drop-down with a list of suggestions (cf. the following paragraph on configuring the BibIndex for authority records). The value of the 'insert_here_field' determines which authority record field contains the value that should be used both for constructing the strings of the entries in the drop-down list as well as the value to be inserted directly into the edited subfield if the user clicks on one of the drop-down entries. Finally, the value for the 'disambiguation_fields' key is an ordered list of authority record fields that are used, in the order in which they appear in the list, to disambiguate between authority records with exactly the same value in their 'insert_here_field'.

BibIndex

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As an admin of INVENIO, you have the possibility of configuring how indexing works in regards to authority records that are referenced by bibliographic records. When a bibliographic record is indexed for a particular index type, and if that index type contains MARC fields which are under authority control in this particular INVENIO instance (as configured by the, “CFG BIBAUTHORITY CONTROLLED FIELDS” dictionary in the bibauthority_config.py configuration file, mentioned above), then the indexer will include authority record data from specific MARC fields of these authority records in the same index. Which authority record fields are to be used to enrich the indexes for bibliographic records can be configured by the “CFG BIBAUTHORITY AUTHORITY SUBFIELDS TO INDEX” dictionary. In the example below each of the 4 authority record types ('AUTHOR', 'INSTITUTION', 'JOURNAL' and 'SUBJECT') is given a list of authority record MARC fields which are to be scanned for data that is to be included in the indexed terms of the dependent bibliographic records. For the 'AUTHOR' authority records, the example specifies that the values of the fields '100__a', '100__d', '100__q', '400__a', '400__d', and '400__q' (i.e. name, alternative names, and year of birth) should all be included in the data to be indexed for any bibliographic records referencing these authority records in their authority-controlled subfields.

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As an admin of INVENIO, you have the possibility of configuring how indexing works in regards to authority records that are referenced by bibliographic records. When a bibliographic record is indexed for a particular index type, and if that index type contains MARC fields which are under authority control in this particular INVENIO instance (as configured by the, “CFG BIBAUTHORITY CONTROLLED FIELDS” dictionary in the bibauthority_config.py configuration file, mentioned above), then the indexer will include authority record data from specific MARC fields of these authority records in the same index. Which authority record fields are to be used to enrich the indexes for bibliographic records can be configured by the “CFG BIBAUTHORITY AUTHORITY SUBFIELDS TO INDEX” dictionary. In the example below each of the 4 authority record types ('AUTHOR', 'INSTITUTE', 'JOURNAL' and 'SUBJECT') is given a list of authority record MARC fields which are to be scanned for data that is to be included in the indexed terms of the dependent bibliographic records. For the 'AUTHOR' authority records, the example specifies that the values of the fields '100__a', '100__d', '100__q', '400__a', '400__d', and '400__q' (i.e. name, alternative names, and year of birth) should all be included in the data to be indexed for any bibliographic records referencing these authority records in their authority-controlled subfields.

Configuration File Overview

The configuration file for the BibAuthority module can be found at invenio/lib/python/invenio/bibauthority_config.py. Below is a commented example configuration to show how one would typically configure the parameters for BibAuthority. The details of how this works were explained in the paragraphs above.

 # CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_RECORD_CONTROL_NUMBER_FIELD
 # the authority record field containing the authority record control number
 CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_RECORD_CONTROL_NUMBER_FIELD = '035__a'
 
 # Separator to be used in control numbers to separate the authority type
-# PREFIX (e.g. "INSTITUTION") from the control_no (e.g. "(CERN)abc123"
+# PREFIX (e.g. "INSTITUTE") from the control_no (e.g. "(CERN)abc123"
 CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_PREFIX_SEP = '|'
 
 # the ('980__a') string that identifies an authority record
 CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_AUTHORITY_COLLECTION_IDENTIFIER = 'AUTHORITY'
 
 # the name of the authority collection.
 # This is needed for searching within the authority record collection.
 CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_AUTHORITY_COLLECTION_NAME = 'Authority Records'
 
 # used in log file and regression tests
 CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_BIBINDEX_UPDATE_MESSAGE = \
     "Indexing records dependent on modified authority records"
 
 # CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_TYPE_NAMES
 # Some administrators may want to be able to change the names used for the
 # authority types. Although the keys of this dictionary are hard-coded into
 # Invenio, the values are not and can therefore be changed to match whatever
 # values are to be used in the MARC records.
 # WARNING: These values shouldn't be changed on a running INVENIO installation
 # ... since the same values are hard coded into the MARC data,
 # ... including the 980__a subfields of all authority records
 # ... and the $0 subfields of the bibliographic fields under authority control
 CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_TYPE_NAMES = {
-    'INSTITUTION': 'INSTITUTION',
+    'INSTITUTE': 'INSTITUTE',
     'AUTHOR': 'AUTHOR',
     'JOURNAL': 'JOURNAL',
     'SUBJECT': 'SUBJECT',
 }
 
 # CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_CONTROLLED_FIELDS_BIBLIOGRAPHIC
 # 1. tells us which bibliographic subfields are under authority control
 # 2. tells us which bibliographic subfields refer to which type of
 # ... authority record (must conform to the keys of CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_TYPE_NAMES)
 CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_CONTROLLED_FIELDS_BIBLIOGRAPHIC = {
     '100__a': 'AUTHOR',
-    '100__u': 'INSTITUTION',
-    '110__a': 'INSTITUTION',
+    '100__u': 'INSTITUTE',
+    '110__a': 'INSTITUTE',
     '130__a': 'JOURNAL',
     '150__a': 'SUBJECT',
-    '260__b': 'INSTITUTION',
+    '260__b': 'INSTITUTE',
     '700__a': 'AUTHOR',
-    '700__u': 'INSTITUTION',
+    '700__u': 'INSTITUTE',
 }
 
 # CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_CONTROLLED_FIELDS_AUTHORITY
 # Tells us which authority record subfields are under authority control
 # used by autosuggest feature in BibEdit
 # authority record subfields use the $4 field for the control_no (not $0)
 CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_CONTROLLED_FIELDS_AUTHORITY = {
     '500__a': 'AUTHOR',
-    '510__a': 'INSTITUTION',
+    '510__a': 'INSTITUTE',
     '530__a': 'JOURNAL',
     '550__a': 'SUBJECT',
-    '909C1u': 'INSTITUTION', # used in bfe_affiliation
-    '920__v': 'INSTITUTION', # used by FZ Juelich demo data
+    '909C1u': 'INSTITUTE', # used in bfe_affiliation
+    '920__v': 'INSTITUTE', # used by FZ Juelich demo data
 }
 
 # constants for CFG_BIBEDIT_AUTOSUGGEST_TAGS
 # CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_AUTOSUGGEST_SORT_ALPHA for alphabetical sorting
 # ... of drop-down suggestions
 # CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_AUTOSUGGEST_SORT_POPULAR for sorting of drop-down
 # ... suggestions according to a popularity ranking
 CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_AUTOSUGGEST_SORT_ALPHA = 'alphabetical'
 CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_AUTOSUGGEST_SORT_POPULAR = 'by popularity'
 
 # CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_AUTOSUGGEST_CONFIG
 # some additional configuration for auto-suggest drop-down
 # 'field' : which logical or MARC field field to use for this
 # ... auto-suggest type
 # 'insert_here_field' : which authority record field to use
 # ... for insertion into the auto-completed bibedit field
 # 'disambiguation_fields': an ordered list of fields to use
 # ... in case multiple suggestions have the same 'insert_here_field' values
 # TODO: 'sort_by'. This has not been implemented yet !
 CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_AUTOSUGGEST_CONFIG = {
     'AUTHOR': {
         'field': 'authorityauthor',
         'insert_here_field': '100__a',
         'sort_by': CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_AUTOSUGGEST_SORT_POPULAR,
         'disambiguation_fields': ['100__d', '270__m'],
     },
-    'INSTITUTION':{
-        'field': 'authorityinstitution',
+    'INSTITUTE':{
+        'field': 'authorityinstitute',
         'insert_here_field': '110__a',
         'sort_by': CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_AUTOSUGGEST_SORT_ALPHA,
         'disambiguation_fields': ['270__b'],
     },
     'JOURNAL':{
         'field': 'authorityjournal',
         'insert_here_field': '130__a',
         'sort_by': CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_AUTOSUGGEST_SORT_POPULAR,
     },
     'SUBJECT':{
         'field': 'authoritysubject',
         'insert_here_field': '150__a',
         'sort_by': CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_AUTOSUGGEST_SORT_ALPHA,
     },
 }
 
 # list of authority record fields to index for each authority record type
 # R stands for 'repeatable'
 # NR stands for 'non-repeatable'
 CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_AUTHORITY_SUBFIELDS_TO_INDEX = {
     'AUTHOR': [
         '100__a', #Personal Name (NR, NR)
         '100__d', #Year of birth or other dates (NR, NR)
         '100__q', #Fuller form of name (NR, NR)
         '400__a', #(See From Tracing) (R, NR)
         '400__d', #(See From Tracing) (R, NR)
         '400__q', #(See From Tracing) (R, NR)
     ],
-    'INSTITUTION': [
+    'INSTITUTE': [
         '110__a', #(NR, NR)
         '410__a', #(R, NR)
     ],
     'JOURNAL': [
         '130__a', #(NR, NR)
         '130__f', #(NR, NR)
         '130__l', #(NR, NR)
         '430__a', #(R, NR)
     ],
     'SUBJECT': [
         '150__a', #(NR, NR)
         '450__a', #(R, NR)
     ],
 }
diff --git a/modules/bibauthority/doc/hacking/bibauthority-internals.webdoc b/modules/bibauthority/doc/hacking/bibauthority-internals.webdoc index 5e1cfdf53..4f3203c8e 100644 --- a/modules/bibauthority/doc/hacking/bibauthority-internals.webdoc +++ b/modules/bibauthority/doc/hacking/bibauthority-internals.webdoc @@ -1,254 +1,254 @@ ## -*- mode: html; coding: utf-8; -*- ## This file is part of Invenio. -## Copyright (C) 2011 CERN. +## Copyright (C) 2011, 2013 CERN. ## ## Invenio is free software; you can redistribute it and/or ## modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as ## published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the ## License, or (at your option) any later version. ## ## Invenio is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but ## WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of ## MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU ## General Public License for more details. ## ## You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License ## along with Invenio; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., ## 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. Here you will find a few explanations to the inner workings of BibAuthority.

Indexing

Introduction

There are two cases that need special attention when idexing bibliographic data that contains references to authority records. The first case is relatively simple and requires the enriching of bibliographic data with data from authority records whenever a bibliographic record is being indexed. The second is a bit more complex, for it requires detecting which bibliographic records should be re-indexed, based on referenced authority records having been updated within a given date range.

Indexing by record ID, by modification date or by index type

First of all, we need to say something about how INVENIO let's the admin index the data. INVENIO's indexer (BibIndex) is always run as a task that is executed by INVENIO's scheduler (BibSched). Typically, this is done either by scheduling a bibindex task from the command line (manually), or it is part of a periodic task (BibTask) run directly from BibSched, typically ever 5 minutes. In case it is run manually, the user has the option of specifying certain record IDs to be re-indexed, e.g. by specifying ranges of IDs or collections to be re-indexed. In this case, the selected records are re-indexed whether or not there were any modifications to the data. Alternatively, the user can specify a date range, in which case the indexer will search all the record IDs that have been modified in the selected date range (by default, the date range would specify all IDs modified since the last time the indexer was run) and update the index only for those records. As a third option, the user can specify specific types of indexes. INVENIO lets you search by different criteria (e.g. 'any field', 'title', 'author', 'abstract', 'keyword', 'journal', 'year', 'fulltext', …), and each of these criteria corresponds to a separate index, indexing only the data from the relevant MARC subfields. Normally, the indexer would update all index types for any given record ID, but with this third option, the user can limit the re-indexing to only specific types of indexes if desired.

Note: In reality, INVENIO creates not only 1 but 6 different indexes per index type. 3 are forward indexes (mapping words, pairs or phrases to record IDs), 3 are reverse indexes (mapping record IDs to words, pairs or phrases). The word, pair and phrase indexes are used for optimizing the searching speed depending on whether the user searches for words, sub-phrases or entire phrases. These details are however not relevant for BibAuthority. It simply finds the values to be indexed and passes them on to the indexer which indexes them as if it was data coming directly from the bibliographic record.

Enriching the index data – simple case

Once the indexer knows which record ID (and optionally, which index type) to re-index, including authority data is simply a question of checking whether the MARC subfields currently being indexed are under authority control (as specified in the BibAuthority configuration file). If they are, the indexer must follow the following (pseudo-)algorithm which will fetch the necessary data from the referenced authority records:

For each subfield and each record ID currently being re-indexed:

If the subfield is under authority control (→ config file):

Get the type of referenced authority record expected for this field

For each authority record control number found in the corresponding 'XXX__0' subfields and matching the expected authority record type (control number prefix):

Find the authority record ID (MARC field '001' control number) corresponding to the authority record control number (as contained in MARC field '035' of the authority record)

For each authority record subfield marked as index relevant for the given $type (→ config file)

Add the values of these subfields to the list of values to be returned and used for enriching the indexed strings.

The strings collected with this algorithm are simply added to the strings already found by the indexer in the regular bibliographic record MARC data. Once all the strings are collected, the indexer goes on with the usual operation, parsing them 3 different times, once for phrases, once for word-pairs, once for words, which are used to populate the 6 forward and reverse index tables in the database.

Updating the index by date range

When a bibindex task is created by date range, we are presented with a more tricky situation which requires a more complex treatment for it to work properly. As long as the bibindex task is configured to index by record ID, the simple algorithm described above is enough to properly index the authority data along with the data from bibliographic records. This is true also if we use the third option described above, specifying the particular index type to re-index with the bibindex task. However, if we launch a bibindex task based on a date range (by default the date range covers the time since the last time bibindex task was run on for each of the index types), bibindex would have no way to know that it must update the index for a specific bibliographic record if one of the authority records it references was modified in the specified date range. This would lead to incomplete indexes.

A first idea was to modify the time-stamp for any bibliographic records as soon as an authority record is modified. Every MARC record in INVENIO has a 'modification_date' time-stamp which indicates to the indexer when this record was last modified. If we search for dependent bibliographic records every time we modify an authority record, and if we then update the 'modification_date' time-stamp for each of these dependent bibliographic records, then we can be sure that the indexer would find and re-index these bibliographic records as well when indexing by a specified date-range. The problem with this is a performance problem. If we update the time-stamp for the bibliographic record, this record will be re-indexed for all of the mentioned index-types ('author', 'abstract', 'fulltext', etc.), even though many of them may not cover MARC subfields that are under authority control, and hence re-indexing them because of a change in an authority record would be quite useless. In an INVENIO installation there would typically be 15-30 index-types. Imagine if you make a change to a 'journal' authority record and only 1 out of the 20+ index-types is for 'journal'. INVENIO would be re-indexing 20+ index types in stead of only the 1 index type which is relevant to the the type of the changed authority record.

There are two approaches that could solve this problem equally well. The first approach would require checking – for each authority record ID which is to be re-indexed – whether there are any dependent bibliographic records that need to be re-indexed as well. If done in the right manner, this approach would only re-index the necessary index types that can contain information from referenced authority records, and the user could specify the index type to be re-indexed and the right bibliographic records would still be found. The second approach works the other way around. In stead of waiting until we find a recently modified authority record, and then looking for dependent bibliographic records, we directly launch a search for bibliographic records containing links to recently updated authority records and add the record IDs found in this way to the list of record IDs that need to be re-indexed.

Of the two approaches, the second one was choses based solely upon considerations of integration into existing INVENIO code. As indexing in INVENIO currently works, it is more natural and easily readable to apply the second method than the first.

According to the second method, the pseudo-algorithm for finding the bibliographic record IDs that need to be updated based upon recently modified authority records in a given date range looks like this:

For each index-type to re-index:

For each subfield concerned by the index-type:

If the subfield is under authority control (→ config file):

Get the type of authority record associated with this field

Get all of the record IDs for authority records updated in the specified date range.

For each record ID

Get the authority record control numbers of this record ID

For each authority record control number

Search for and add the record IDs of bibliographic records containing this control number (with type in the prefix) in the 'XXX__0' field of the current subfield to the list of record IDs to be returned to the caller to be marked as needing re-indexing.



The record IDs returned in this way are added to the record IDs that need to be re-indexed (by date range) and then the rest of the indexing can run as usual.

Implementation specifics

The pseudo-algorithms described above were used as described in this document, but were not each implemented in a single function. In order for parts of them to be reusable and also for the various parts to be properly integrated into existing python modules with similar functionality (e.g auxiliary search functions were added to INVENIO's search_engine.py code), the pseudo-algorithms were split up into multiple nested function calls and integrated where it seemed to best fit the existing code base of INVENIO. In the case of the pseudo-algorithm described in “Updating the index by date range”, the very choice of the algorithm had already depended on how to best integrate it into the existing code for date-range related indexing.

Cross-referencing between MARC records

In order to reference authority records, we use alphanumeric strings stored in the $0 subfields of fields that contain other, authority-controlled subfields as well. The format of these alphanumeric strings for INVENIO is in part determined by the MARC standard itself, which states that:

Subfield $0 contains the system control number of the related authority record, or a standard identifier such as an International Standard Name Identifier (ISNI). The control number or identifier is preceded by the appropriate MARC Organization code (for a related authority record) or the Standard Identifier source code (for a standard identifier scheme), enclosed in parentheses. See MARC Code List for Organizations for a listing of organization codes and Standard Identifier Source Codes for code systems for standard identifiers. Subfield $0 is repeatable for different control numbers or identifiers.

An example of such a string could be “(SzGeCERN)abc1234”, where “SzGeCERN” would be the MARC organization code, and abc1234 would be the unique identifier for this authority record within the given organization.

Since it is possible for a single field (e.g. field '100') to have multiple $0 subfields for the same field entry, we need a way to specify which $0 subfield reference is associated with which other subfield of the same field entry.

For example, imagine that in bibliographic records both '700__a' ('other author' name) as well as '700__u' ('other author' affiliation) are under authority control. In this case we would have two '700__0' subfields. Of of them would reference the author authority record (for the name), -the other one would reference an institution authority record +the other one would reference an institute authority record (for the affiliation). INVENIO needs some way to know which $0 subfield is associated with the $a subfield and which one with the $u subfield.

We have chosen to solve this in the following way. Every $0 subfield value will not only contain the authority record control number, but in addition will be prefixed by -the type of authority record (e.g. 'AUTHOR', 'INSTITUTION', 'JOURNAL' +the type of authority record (e.g. 'AUTHOR', 'INSTITUTE', 'JOURNAL' or 'SUBJECT), separated from the control number by a separator, e.g. ':' (configurable). A possible $0 subfield value could therefore be: “author:(SzGeCERN)abc1234”. This will allow INVENIO to know that the $0 subfield containing “author:(SzGeCERN)abc1234” is associated with the $a subfield (author's name), containing e.g. “Ellis, John”, whereas the $0 -subfield containing “institution:(SzGeCERN)xyz4321” is associated -with the $u subfield (author's affiliation/institution) of the same +subfield containing “institute:(SzGeCERN)xyz4321” is associated +with the $u subfield (author's affiliation/institute) of the same field entry, containing e.g. “CERN”.

diff --git a/modules/bibauthority/lib/bibauthority_config.py b/modules/bibauthority/lib/bibauthority_config.py index a7af7012f..4b2b0504b 100644 --- a/modules/bibauthority/lib/bibauthority_config.py +++ b/modules/bibauthority/lib/bibauthority_config.py @@ -1,147 +1,147 @@ ## This file is part of Invenio. -## Copyright (C) 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011 CERN. +## Copyright (C) 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2013 CERN. ## ## Invenio is free software; you can redistribute it and/or ## modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as ## published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the ## License, or (at your option) any later version. ## ## Invenio is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but ## WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of ## MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU ## General Public License for more details. ## ## You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License ## along with Invenio; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., ## 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. # CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_RECORD_CONTROL_NUMBER_FIELD # the authority record field containing the authority record control number CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_RECORD_CONTROL_NUMBER_FIELD = '035__a' # Separator to be used in control numbers to separate the authority type -# PREFIX (e.g. "INSTITUTION") from the control_no (e.g. "(CERN)abc123" +# PREFIX (e.g. "INSTITUTE") from the control_no (e.g. "(CERN)abc123" CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_PREFIX_SEP = '|' # the ('980__a') string that identifies an authority record CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_AUTHORITY_COLLECTION_IDENTIFIER = 'AUTHORITY' # the name of the authority collection. # This is needed for searching within the authority record collection. -CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_AUTHORITY_COLLECTION_NAME = 'Authority Records' +CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_AUTHORITY_COLLECTION_NAME = 'Authorities' # CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_TYPE_NAMES # Some administrators may want to be able to change the names used for the # authority types. Although the keys of this dictionary are hard-coded into # Invenio, the values are not and can therefore be changed to match whatever # values are to be used in the MARC records. # WARNING: These values shouldn't be changed on a running INVENIO installation # ... since the same values are hard coded into the MARC data, # ... including the 980__a subfields of all authority records # ... and the $0 subfields of the bibliographic fields under authority control CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_TYPE_NAMES = { - 'INSTITUTION': 'INSTITUTION', + 'INSTITUTE': 'INSTITUTE', 'AUTHOR': 'AUTHOR', 'JOURNAL': 'JOURNAL', 'SUBJECT': 'SUBJECT', } # CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_CONTROLLED_FIELDS_BIBLIOGRAPHIC # 1. tells us which bibliographic subfields are under authority control # 2. tells us which bibliographic subfields refer to which type of # ... authority record (must conform to the keys of CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_TYPE_NAMES) # Note: if you want to add new tag here you should also append appropriate tag # to the miscellaneous index on the BibIndex Admin Site CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_CONTROLLED_FIELDS_BIBLIOGRAPHIC = { '100__a': 'AUTHOR', - '100__u': 'INSTITUTION', - '110__a': 'INSTITUTION', + '100__u': 'INSTITUTE', + '110__a': 'INSTITUTE', '130__a': 'JOURNAL', '150__a': 'SUBJECT', - '260__b': 'INSTITUTION', + '260__b': 'INSTITUTE', '700__a': 'AUTHOR', - '700__u': 'INSTITUTION', + '700__u': 'INSTITUTE', } # CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_CONTROLLED_FIELDS_AUTHORITY # Tells us which authority record subfields are under authority control # used by autosuggest feature in BibEdit # authority record subfields use the $4 field for the control_no (not $0) CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_CONTROLLED_FIELDS_AUTHORITY = { '500__a': 'AUTHOR', - '510__a': 'INSTITUTION', + '510__a': 'INSTITUTE', '530__a': 'JOURNAL', '550__a': 'SUBJECT', - '909C1u': 'INSTITUTION', # used in bfe_affiliation - '920__v': 'INSTITUTION', # used by FZ Juelich demo data + '909C1u': 'INSTITUTE', # used in bfe_affiliation + '920__v': 'INSTITUTE', # used by FZ Juelich demo data } # constants for CFG_BIBEDIT_AUTOSUGGEST_TAGS # CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_AUTOSUGGEST_SORT_ALPHA for alphabetical sorting # ... of drop-down suggestions # CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_AUTOSUGGEST_SORT_POPULAR for sorting of drop-down # ... suggestions according to a popularity ranking CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_AUTOSUGGEST_SORT_ALPHA = 'alphabetical' CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_AUTOSUGGEST_SORT_POPULAR = 'by popularity' # CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_AUTOSUGGEST_CONFIG # some additional configuration for auto-suggest drop-down # 'field' : which logical or MARC field field to use for this # ... auto-suggest type # 'insert_here_field' : which authority record field to use # ... for insertion into the auto-completed bibedit field # 'disambiguation_fields': an ordered list of fields to use # ... in case multiple suggestions have the same 'insert_here_field' values # TODO: 'sort_by'. This has not been implemented yet ! CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_AUTOSUGGEST_CONFIG = { 'AUTHOR': { 'field': 'authorityauthor', 'insert_here_field': '100__a', 'sort_by': CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_AUTOSUGGEST_SORT_POPULAR, 'disambiguation_fields': ['100__d', '270__m'], }, - 'INSTITUTION':{ - 'field': 'authorityinstitution', + 'INSTITUTE':{ + 'field': 'authorityinstitute', 'insert_here_field': '110__a', 'sort_by': CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_AUTOSUGGEST_SORT_ALPHA, 'disambiguation_fields': ['270__b'], }, 'JOURNAL':{ 'field': 'authorityjournal', 'insert_here_field': '130__a', 'sort_by': CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_AUTOSUGGEST_SORT_POPULAR, }, 'SUBJECT':{ 'field': 'authoritysubject', 'insert_here_field': '150__a', 'sort_by': CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_AUTOSUGGEST_SORT_ALPHA, }, } # list of authority record fields to index for each authority record type # R stands for 'repeatable' # NR stands for 'non-repeatable' CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_AUTHORITY_SUBFIELDS_TO_INDEX = { 'AUTHOR': [ '100__a', #Personal Name (NR, NR) '100__d', #Year of birth or other dates (NR, NR) '100__q', #Fuller form of name (NR, NR) '400__a', #(See From Tracing) (R, NR) '400__d', #(See From Tracing) (R, NR) '400__q', #(See From Tracing) (R, NR) ], - 'INSTITUTION': [ + 'INSTITUTE': [ '110__a', #(NR, NR) '410__a', #(R, NR) ], 'JOURNAL': [ '130__a', #(NR, NR) '130__f', #(NR, NR) '130__l', #(NR, NR) '430__a', #(R, NR) ], 'SUBJECT': [ '150__a', #(NR, NR) '450__a', #(R, NR) ], } diff --git a/modules/bibauthority/lib/bibauthority_engine.py b/modules/bibauthority/lib/bibauthority_engine.py index ecf77a879..112981e86 100644 --- a/modules/bibauthority/lib/bibauthority_engine.py +++ b/modules/bibauthority/lib/bibauthority_engine.py @@ -1,289 +1,288 @@ ## This file is part of Invenio. -## Copyright (C) 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011 CERN. +## Copyright (C) 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2013 CERN. ## ## Invenio is free software; you can redistribute it and/or ## modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as ## published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the ## License, or (at your option) any later version. ## ## Invenio is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but ## WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of ## MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU ## General Public License for more details. ## ## You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License ## along with Invenio; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., ## 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. # pylint: disable=C0103 """Invenio BibAuthority Engine.""" from invenio.bibauthority_config import \ CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_RECORD_CONTROL_NUMBER_FIELD, \ CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_AUTHORITY_SUBFIELDS_TO_INDEX,\ CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_PREFIX_SEP import re from invenio.errorlib import register_exception from invenio.search_engine import search_pattern, \ record_exists from invenio.search_engine_utils import get_fieldvalues from invenio.bibauthority_config import \ CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_AUTHORITY_COLLECTION_IDENTIFIER def is_authority_record(recID): """ returns whether recID is an authority record @param recID: the record id to check @type recID: int @return: True or False """ # low-level: don't use possibly indexed logical fields ! return recID in search_pattern(p='980__a:AUTHORITY') def get_dependent_records_for_control_no(control_no): """ returns a list of recIDs that refer to an authority record containing the given control_no. E.g. if an authority record has the control number "AUTHOR:(CERN)aaa0005" in its '035__a' subfield, then this function will return all recIDs of records that contain any 'XXX__0' subfield containing "AUTHOR:(CERN)aaa0005" @param control_no: the control number for an authority record @type control_no: string @return: list of recIDs """ # We don't want to return the recID who's control number is control_no myRecIDs = _get_low_level_recIDs_intbitset_from_control_no(control_no) # Use search_pattern, since we want to find records from both bibliographic # as well as authority record collections return list(search_pattern(p='"' + control_no+'"') - myRecIDs) def get_dependent_records_for_recID(recID): """ returns a list of recIDs that refer to an authority record containing the given record ID. 'type' is a string (e.g. "AUTHOR") referring to the type of authority record @param recID: the record ID for the authority record @type recID: int @return: list of recIDs """ recIDs = [] # get the control numbers control_nos = get_control_nos_from_recID(recID) for control_no in control_nos: recIDs.extend(get_dependent_records_for_control_no(control_no)) return recIDs def guess_authority_types(recID): """ - guesses the type(s) (e.g. AUTHOR, INSTITUTION, etc.) + guesses the type(s) (e.g. AUTHOR, INSTITUTE, etc.) of an authority record (should only have one value) @param recID: the record ID of the authority record @type recID: int @return: list of strings """ types = get_fieldvalues(recID, '980__a', repetitive_values=False) # remove possible duplicates ! #filter out unwanted information while CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_AUTHORITY_COLLECTION_IDENTIFIER in types: types.remove(CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_AUTHORITY_COLLECTION_IDENTIFIER) types = [_type for _type in types if _type.isalpha()] return types def get_low_level_recIDs_from_control_no(control_no): """ returns the list of EXISTING record ID(s) of the authority records corresponding to the given (INVENIO) MARC control_no (e.g. 'AUTHOR:(XYZ)abc123') (NB: the list should normally contain exactly 1 element) @param control_no: a (INVENIO) MARC internal control_no to an authority record @type control_no: string @return:: list containing the record ID(s) of the referenced authority record (should be only one) """ # values returned # recIDs = [] #check for correct format for control_no # control_no = "" # if CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_PREFIX_SEP in control_no: # auth_prefix, control_no = control_no.split(CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_PREFIX_SEP); # #enforce expected enforced_type if present # if (enforced_type is None) or (auth_prefix == enforced_type): # #low-level search needed e.g. for bibindex # hitlist = search_pattern(p='980__a:' + auth_prefix) # hitlist &= _get_low_level_recIDs_intbitset_from_control_no(control_no) # recIDs = list(hitlist) recIDs = list(_get_low_level_recIDs_intbitset_from_control_no(control_no)) # filter out "DELETED" recIDs recIDs = [recID for recID in recIDs if record_exists(recID) > 0] # normally there should be exactly 1 authority record per control_number _assert_unique_control_no(recIDs, control_no) # return return recIDs #def get_low_level_recIDs_from_control_no(control_no): # """ # Wrapper function for _get_low_level_recIDs_intbitset_from_control_no() # Returns a list of EXISTING record IDs with control_no # # @param control_no: an (INVENIO) MARC internal control number to an authority record # @type control_no: string # # @return: list (in stead of an intbitset) # """ # #low-level search needed e.g. for bibindex # recIDs = list(_get_low_level_recIDs_intbitset_from_control_no(control_no)) # # # filter out "DELETED" recIDs # recIDs = [recID for recID in recIDs if record_exists(recID) > 0] # # # normally there should be exactly 1 authority record per control_number # _assert_unique_control_no(recIDs, control_no) # # # return # return recIDs def _get_low_level_recIDs_intbitset_from_control_no(control_no): """ returns the intbitset hitlist of ALL record ID(s) of the authority records corresponding to the given (INVENIO) MARC control number (e.g. '(XYZ)abc123'), (e.g. from the 035 field) of the authority record. Note: This function does not filter out DELETED records!!! The caller to this function must do this himself. @param control_no: an (INVENIO) MARC internal control number to an authority record @type control_no: string @return:: intbitset containing the record ID(s) of the referenced authority record (should be only one) """ #low-level search needed e.g. for bibindex hitlist = search_pattern( p=CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_RECORD_CONTROL_NUMBER_FIELD + ":" + '"' + control_no + '"') # return return hitlist def _assert_unique_control_no(recIDs, control_no): """ If there are more than one EXISTING recIDs with control_no, log a warning @param recIDs: list of record IDs with control_no @type recIDs: list of int @param control_no: the control number of the authority record in question @type control_no: string """ if len(recIDs) > 1: error_message = \ "DB inconsistency: multiple rec_ids " + \ "(" + ", ".join([str(recID) for recID in recIDs]) + ") " + \ "found for authority record control number: " + control_no try: raise Exception except: register_exception(prefix=error_message, alert_admin=True, subject=error_message) def get_control_nos_from_recID(recID): """ get a list of control numbers from the record ID @param recID: record ID @type recID: int @return: authority record control number """ return get_fieldvalues(recID, CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_RECORD_CONTROL_NUMBER_FIELD, repetitive_values=False) def get_type_from_control_no(control_no): """simply returns the authority record TYPE prefix contained in control_no or else an empty string. @param control_no: e.g. "AUTHOR:(CERN)abc123" @type control_no: string @return: e.g. "AUTHOR" or "" """ # pattern: any string, followed by the prefix, followed by a parenthesis pattern = \ r'.*' + \ r'(?=' + re.escape(CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_PREFIX_SEP) + re.escape('(') + r')' m = re.match(pattern, control_no) return m and m.group(0) or '' def guess_main_name_from_authority_recID(recID): """ get the main name of the authority record @param recID: the record ID of authority record @type recID: int @return: the main name of this authority record (string) """ #tags where the main authority record name can be found main_name_tags = ['100__a', '110__a', '130__a', '150__a'] main_name = '' # look for first match only for tag in main_name_tags: fieldvalues = get_fieldvalues(recID, tag, repetitive_values=False) if len(fieldvalues): main_name = fieldvalues[0] break # return first match, if found return main_name def get_index_strings_by_control_no(control_no): """extracts the index-relevant strings from the authority record referenced by the 'control_no' parameter and returns it as a list of strings @param control_no: a (INVENIO) MARC internal control_no to an authority record @type control_no: string (e.g. 'author:(ABC)1234') @param expected_type: the type of authority record expected @type expected_type: string, e.g. 'author', 'journal' etc. @return: list of index-relevant strings from the referenced authority record """ from invenio.bibindex_engine import list_union #return value string_list = [] #1. get recID and authority type corresponding to control_no rec_IDs = get_low_level_recIDs_from_control_no(control_no) #2. concatenate and return all the info from the interesting fields for this record for rec_id in rec_IDs: # in case we get multiple authority records for tag in CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_AUTHORITY_SUBFIELDS_TO_INDEX.get(get_type_from_control_no(control_no)): new_strings = get_fieldvalues(rec_id, tag) string_list = list_union(new_strings, string_list) #return return string_list - diff --git a/modules/bibauthority/lib/bibauthority_regression_tests.py b/modules/bibauthority/lib/bibauthority_regression_tests.py index eeeebfffe..00c399745 100644 --- a/modules/bibauthority/lib/bibauthority_regression_tests.py +++ b/modules/bibauthority/lib/bibauthority_regression_tests.py @@ -1,99 +1,99 @@ # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- ## ## This file is part of Invenio. -## Copyright (C) 2006, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011 CERN. +## Copyright (C) 2006, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2013 CERN. ## ## Invenio is free software; you can redistribute it and/or ## modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as ## published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the ## License, or (at your option) any later version. ## ## Invenio is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but ## WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of ## MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU ## General Public License for more details. ## ## You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License ## along with Invenio; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., ## 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. """BibAuthority Regression Test Suite.""" __revision__ = "$Id$" from invenio.bibauthority_config import \ CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_RECORD_CONTROL_NUMBER_FIELD, \ CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_TYPE_NAMES, \ CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_PREFIX_SEP from invenio.testutils import InvenioTestCase from invenio.testutils import make_test_suite, run_test_suite from invenio.bibauthority_engine import is_authority_record, \ get_dependent_records_for_control_no, \ get_dependent_records_for_recID, \ guess_authority_types, \ get_low_level_recIDs_from_control_no, \ get_control_nos_from_recID, \ get_index_strings_by_control_no, \ guess_main_name_from_authority_recID from invenio.search_engine_utils import get_fieldvalues class BibAuthorityEngineTest(InvenioTestCase): """Check BibEdit web pages whether they are up or not.""" def test_bibauthority_is_authority_record(self): """bibauthority - test is_authority_record()""" self.assertFalse(is_authority_record(1)) self.assertTrue(is_authority_record(118)) def test_bibauthority_get_dependent_records_for_control_no(self): """bibauthority - test get_dependent_records_for_control_no()""" control_no_field = CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_RECORD_CONTROL_NUMBER_FIELD control_nos = get_fieldvalues(118, control_no_field) count = 0 for control_no in control_nos: count += len(get_dependent_records_for_control_no(control_no)) self.assertTrue(count) def test_bibauthority_get_dependent_records_for_recID(self): """bibauthority - test get_dependent_records_for_recID()""" self.assertTrue(len(get_dependent_records_for_recID(118))) def test_bibauthority_guess_authority_types(self): """bibauthority - test guess_authority_types()""" _type = CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_TYPE_NAMES['AUTHOR'] self.assertEqual(guess_authority_types(118), [_type]) def test_bibauthority_get_low_level_recIDs(self): """bibauthority - test get_low_level_recIDs_from_control_no()""" - _type = CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_TYPE_NAMES['INSTITUTION'] + _type = CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_TYPE_NAMES['INSTITUTE'] control_no = _type + CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_PREFIX_SEP + "(SzGeCERN)iii0002" recIDs = [121] self.assertEqual(get_low_level_recIDs_from_control_no(control_no), recIDs) def test_bibauthority_get_control_nos_from_recID(self): """bibauthority - test get_control_nos_from_recID()""" self.assertTrue(len(get_control_nos_from_recID(118))) def test_bibauthority_guess_main_name(self): """bibauthority - test guess_main_name_from_authority_recID()""" recID = 118 main_name = 'Ellis, John' self.assertEqual(guess_main_name_from_authority_recID(recID), main_name) def test_authority_record_string_by_control_no(self): """bibauthority - simple test of get_index_strings_by_control_no()""" # vars _type = CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_TYPE_NAMES['AUTHOR'] control_no = _type + CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_PREFIX_SEP + '(SzGeCERN)aaa0005' string = 'Ellis, Jonathan Richard' # run test self.assertTrue(string in get_index_strings_by_control_no(control_no)) TEST_SUITE = make_test_suite( BibAuthorityEngineTest, ) if __name__ == "__main__": run_test_suite(TEST_SUITE, warn_user=True) diff --git a/modules/bibclassify/doc/admin/bibclassify-admin-guide.webdoc b/modules/bibclassify/doc/admin/bibclassify-admin-guide.webdoc index 649cc4577..9203d2026 100644 --- a/modules/bibclassify/doc/admin/bibclassify-admin-guide.webdoc +++ b/modules/bibclassify/doc/admin/bibclassify-admin-guide.webdoc @@ -1,232 +1,232 @@ ## -*- mode: html; coding: utf-8; -*- ## This file is part of Invenio. -## Copyright (C) 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011 CERN. +## Copyright (C) 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2013 CERN. ## ## Invenio is free software; you can redistribute it and/or ## modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as ## published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the ## License, or (at your option) any later version. ## ## Invenio is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but ## WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of ## MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU ## General Public License for more details. ## ## You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License ## along with Invenio; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., ## 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA.

Contents

1. Overview
       1.1 Thesaurus
       1.2 Keyword extraction
2. Running BibClassify

1. Overview

BibClassify automatically extracts keywords from fulltext documents. The automatic assignment of keywords to textual documents has clear benefits in the digital library environment as it aids catalogization, classification and retrieval of documents.

1.1 Thesaurus

BibClassify performs an extraction of keywords based on the recurrence of specific terms, taken from a controlled vocabulary. A controlled vocabulary is a thesaurus of all the terms that are relevant in a specific context. When a context is defined by a discipline or branch of knowledge then the vocabulary is said to be a subject thesaurus. Various existing subject thesauri can be found here.

A subject thesaurus can be expressed in several different -formats. Different institutions/disciplines have developed different +formats. Different institutes/disciplines have developed different ways of representing their vocabulary systems. The taxonomy used by bibclassify is expressed in RDF/SKOS. It allows not only to list keywords but to specify relations between the keywords and alternative ways to represent the same keyword.

 <Concept rdf:about="http://cern.ch/thesauri/HEP.rdf#scalar">
  <composite rdf:resource="http://cern.ch/thesauri/HEP.rdf#Composite.fieldtheoryscalar"/>
  <prefLabel xml:lang="en">scalar</prefLabel>
  <note xml:lang="en">nostandalone</note>
 </Concept>
 
 <Concept rdf:about="http://cern.ch/thesauri/HEP.rdf#fieldtheory">
  <composite rdf:resource="http://cern.ch/thesauri/HEP.rdf#Composite.fieldtheoryscalar"/>
  <prefLabel xml:lang="en">field theory</prefLabel>
  <altLabel xml:lang="en">QFT</altLabel>
  <hiddenLabel xml:lang="en">/field theor\w*/</hiddenLabel>
  <note xml:lang="en">nostandalone</note>
 </Concept>
 
 <Concept rdf:about="http://cern.ch/thesauri/HEP.rdf#Composite.fieldtheoryscalar">
  <compositeOf rdf:resource="http://cern.ch/thesauri/HEP.rdf#scalar"/>
  <compositeOf rdf:resource="http://cern.ch/thesauri/HEP.rdf#fieldtheory"/>
  <prefLabel xml:lang="en">field theory: scalar</prefLabel>
  <altLabel xml:lang="en">scalar field</altLabel>
 </Concept>
In RDF/SKOS, every keyword is wrapped around a concept which encapsulates the full semantics and hierarchical status of a term - including synonyms, alternative forms, broader concepts, notes and so on - rather than just a plain keyword.

The specification of the SKOS language and various manuals that aid the building of a semantic thesaurus can be found at the SKOS W3C website. Furthermore, BibClassify can function on top of an extended version of SKOS, which includes special elements such as key chains, composite keywords and special annotations. The extension of the SKOS language is documented in the hacking guide.

1.2 Keyword extraction

BibClassify computes the keywords of a fulltext document based on the frequency of thesaurus terms in it. In other words, it calculates how many times a thesaurus keyword (and its alternative and hidden labels, defined in the taxonomy) appears in a text and it ranks the results. Unlike other similar systems, BibClassify does not use any machine learning or AI methodologies - a just plain phrase matching using regular expressions: it exploits the conformation and richness of the thesaurus to produce accurate results. It is then clear that BibClassify performs best on top of rich, well-structured, subject thesauri expressed in the RDF/SKOS language.

A detailed account of the phrase matching mechanisms used by BibClassify is included in the hacking guide.

2. Running BibClassify

 Dependencies. BibClassify requires Python RDFLib in order to process the RDF/SKOS taxonomy.

In order to extract relevant keywords from a document fulltext.pdf based on a controlled vocabulary thesaurus.rdf, you would run BibClassify as follows:

 $ bibclassify.py -k thesaurus.rdf fulltext.pdf

Launching bibclassify --help shows the options available for BibClassify:


 Usage: bibclassify [OPTION]... [FILE/URL]...
        bibclassify [OPTION]... [DIRECTORY]...
 Searches keywords in FILEs and/or files in DIRECTORY(ies). If a directory is
 specified, BibClassify will generate keywords for all PDF documents contained
 in the directory.  Can also run in a daemon mode, in which case the files to
 be run are looked for from the database (=records modified since the last run).
 
 General options:
   -h, --help                display this help and exit
   -V, --version             output version information and exit
   -v, --verbose=LEVEL       sets the verbose to LEVEL (=0)
   -k, --taxonomy=NAME       sets the taxonomy NAME. It can be a simple
                             controlled vocabulary or a descriptive RDF/SKOS
                             and can be located in a local file or URL.
 
 Standalone file mode options:
   -o, --output-mode=TYPE    changes the output format to TYPE (text, marcxml or
                             html) (=text)
   -s, --spires              outputs keywords in the SPIRES format
   -n, --keywords-number=INT sets the number of keywords displayed (=20), use 0
                             to set no limit
   -m, --matching-mode=TYPE  changes the search mode to TYPE (full or partial)
                             (=full)
   --detect-author-keywords  detect keywords that are explicitely written in the
                             document
 Daemon mode options:
   -i, --recid=RECID         extract keywords for a record and store into DB
                             (=all necessary ones for pre-defined taxonomies)
   -c, --collection=COLL     extract keywords for a collection and store into DB
                             (=all necessary ones for pre-defined taxonomies)
 
 Taxonomy management options:
   --check-taxonomy          checks the taxonomy and reports warnings and errors
   --rebuild-cache           ignores the existing cache and regenerates it
   --no-cache                don't cache the taxonomy
 
 Backward compatibility options (discouraged):
   -q                        equivalent to -s
   -f FILE URL               sets the file to read the keywords from
 
 Examples (standalone file mode):
     $ bibclassify -k HEP.rdf http://arxiv.org/pdf/0808.1825
     $ bibclassify -k HEP.rdf article.pdf
     $ bibclassify -k HEP.rdf directory/
 
 Examples (daemon mode):
     $ bibclassify -u admin -s 24h -L 23:00-05:00
     $ bibclassify -u admin -i 1234
     $ bibclassify -u admin -c Preprints

 NB. BibClassify can run as a CDS Invenio module or as a standalone program. If you already run a server with a Invenio installation, you can simply run /opt/invenio/bin/bibclassify [options]. Otherwise, you can run from BibClassify sources bibclassify [options].

As an example, running BibClassify on document nucl-th/0204033 using the high-energy physics RDF/SKOS taxonomy (HEP.rdf) would yield the following results (based on the HEP taxonomy from October 10th 2008): 


 Input file: 0204033.pdf
 
 Author keywords:
 Dense matter
 Saturation
 Unstable nuclei
 
 Composite keywords:
 10  nucleus: stability [36, 14]
 6  saturation: density [25, 31]
 6  energy: symmetry [35, 11]
 4  nucleon: density [13, 31]
 3  energy: Coulomb [35, 3]
 2  energy: density [35, 31]
 2  nuclear matter: asymmetry [21, 2]
 1  n: matter [54, 36]
 1  n: density [54, 31]
 1  n: mass [54, 16]
 
 Single keywords:
 61  K0
 23  equation of state
 12  slope
 4  mass number
 4  nuclide
 3  nuclear model
 3  mass formula
 2  charge distribution
 2  elastic scattering
 2  binding energy
or, the following keyword-cloud HTML visualization:

tag-cloud for document nucl-th/0204033

diff --git a/modules/bibformat/etc/format_templates/Authority_HTML_brief.bft b/modules/bibformat/etc/format_templates/Authority_HTML_brief.bft index 578f80105..50c65852f 100755 --- a/modules/bibformat/etc/format_templates/Authority_HTML_brief.bft +++ b/modules/bibformat/etc/format_templates/Authority_HTML_brief.bft @@ -1,7 +1,7 @@ Default HTML brief Brief Authority HTML format. - + \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/modules/bibformat/etc/format_templates/Authority_HTML_detailed.bft b/modules/bibformat/etc/format_templates/Authority_HTML_detailed.bft index 944ce7396..4649b4af7 100755 --- a/modules/bibformat/etc/format_templates/Authority_HTML_detailed.bft +++ b/modules/bibformat/etc/format_templates/Authority_HTML_detailed.bft @@ -1,15 +1,15 @@ Authority HTML detailed Detailed Authority HTML format.

Authority Record

- +
\ No newline at end of file diff --git a/modules/bibformat/lib/bibformat_regression_tests.py b/modules/bibformat/lib/bibformat_regression_tests.py index 715ecddb3..731dfbeb3 100644 --- a/modules/bibformat/lib/bibformat_regression_tests.py +++ b/modules/bibformat/lib/bibformat_regression_tests.py @@ -1,615 +1,615 @@ # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- ## ## This file is part of Invenio. ## Copyright (C) 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 CERN. ## ## Invenio is free software; you can redistribute it and/or ## modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as ## published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the ## License, or (at your option) any later version. ## ## Invenio is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but ## WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of ## MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU ## General Public License for more details. ## ## You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License ## along with Invenio; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., ## 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. """BibFormat module regression tests.""" __revision__ = "$Id$" from invenio.testutils import InvenioTestCase import re from invenio.config import CFG_SITE_URL, \ CFG_SITE_LANG, \ CFG_SITE_RECORD, \ CFG_SITE_NAME from invenio.testutils import make_test_suite, \ run_test_suite, \ test_web_page_content, \ get_authenticated_mechanize_browser, \ make_url from invenio.bibformat import format_record from invenio.bibformat_engine import BibFormatObject from invenio.bibformat_elements import bfe_authority_author class BibFormatAPITest(InvenioTestCase): """Check BibFormat API""" def test_basic_formatting(self): """bibformat - Checking BibFormat API""" result = format_record(recID=73, of='hx', ln=CFG_SITE_LANG, verbose=0, search_pattern=[], xml_record=None, user_info=None, on_the_fly=True) pageurl = CFG_SITE_URL + '/%s/73?of=hx' % CFG_SITE_RECORD result = test_web_page_content(pageurl, expected_text=result) class BibFormatObjectAPITest(InvenioTestCase): """Check BibFormatObject (bfo) APIs""" bfo_test_1 = BibFormatObject(12) def test_knowledge_base(self): """bibformat - Checking BibFormatObject KB bridge""" self.assertEqual(self.bfo_test_1.kb('DBCOLLID2BIBTEX', 'THESIS'), 'phdthesis') self.assertEqual(self.bfo_test_1.kb('DBCOLLID2BIBTEX', 'THESIS', 'bar'), 'phdthesis') self.assertEqual(self.bfo_test_1.kb('DBCOLLID2BIBTEX', 'foo'), '') self.assertEqual(self.bfo_test_1.kb('DBCOLLID2BIBTEX', 'foo', 'bar'), 'bar') self.assertEqual(self.bfo_test_1.kb('DBCOLLID2BIBTEX', ''), '') self.assertEqual(self.bfo_test_1.kb('DBCOLLID2BIBTEX', '', 'bar'), 'bar') class BibFormatBibTeXTest(InvenioTestCase): """Check output produced by BibFormat for BibTeX output for various records""" def setUp(self): """Prepare some ideal outputs""" self.record_74_hx = '''
 @article{Wang:74,
       author        = "Wang, B and Lin, C Y and Abdalla, E",
       title         = "{Quasinormal modes of Reissner-Nordstrom Anti-de Sitter
                        Black Holes}",
       journal       = "Phys. Lett., B",
       number        = "hep-th/0003295",
       volume        = "481",
       pages         = "79-88",
       year          = "2000",
 }
''' def test_bibtex_output(self): """bibformat - BibTeX output""" pageurl = CFG_SITE_URL + '/%s/74?of=hx' % CFG_SITE_RECORD result = test_web_page_content(pageurl, expected_text=self.record_74_hx) self.assertEqual([], result) class BibFormatDetailedHTMLTest(InvenioTestCase): """Check output produced by BibFormat for detailed HTML ouput for various records""" def setUp(self): """Prepare some ideal outputs""" # Record 7 (Article) self.record_74_hd_header = '''
Published Article / Particle Physics - Theory hep-th/0003295
''' self.record_74_hd_title = '''
Quasinormal modes of Reissner-Nordstrom Anti-de Sitter Black Holes
''' self.record_74_hd_authors = '''Wang, B (Fudan University) ; Lin, C Y ; Abdalla, E
'''% \ {'siteurl' : CFG_SITE_URL, 'lang': CFG_SITE_LANG} self.record_74_hd_abstract = '''Abstract: Complex frequencies associated with quasinormal modes for large Reissner-Nordstr$\ddot{o}$m Anti-de Sitter black holes have been computed. These frequencies have close relation to the black hole charge and do not linearly scale withthe black hole temperature as in Schwarzschild Anti-de Sitter case. In terms of AdS/CFT correspondence, we found that the bigger the black hole charge is, the quicker for the approach to thermal equilibrium in the CFT. The propertiesof quasinormal modes for $l>0$ have also been studied.
''' self.record_74_hd_pubinfo = '''Published in: Phys. Lett., B :481 2000 79-88''' self.record_74_hd_fulltext = '''0003295.pdf">Cited by: try citation search for hep-th/0003295'''% \ {'siteurl' : CFG_SITE_URL, 'lang': CFG_SITE_LANG} self.record_74_hd_references = '''
  • [17] A. Chamblin, R. Emparan, C. V. Johnson and R. C. Myers, Phys. Rev., D60: 104026 (1999) 5070 90 110 130 150 r+ 130 230 330 50 70 90 110 130 150 r+
    • ''' # Record 7 (Picture) self.record_7_hd_header = '''
    Pictures / Life at CERN CERN-GE-9806033
    ''' self.record_7_hd_title = '''
    Tim Berners-Lee
    ''' self.record_7_hd_date = '''
    28 Jun 1998
    ''' self.record_7_hd_abstract = '''

    Caption
    Conference "Internet, Web, What's next?" on 26 June 1998 at CERN : Tim Berners-Lee, inventor of the World-Wide Web and Director of the W3C, explains how the Web came to be and give his views on the future.

    Légende
    Conference "Internet, Web, What's next?" le 26 juin 1998 au CERN: Tim Berners-Lee, inventeur du World-Wide Web et directeur du W3C, explique comment le Web est ne, et donne ses opinions sur l'avenir.

    ''' self.record_7_hd_resource = '''9806033''' % (CFG_SITE_URL, CFG_SITE_RECORD) self.record_7_hd_resource_link = '%s/%s/7/files/9806033.jpeg' % (CFG_SITE_URL, CFG_SITE_RECORD) def test_detailed_html_output(self): """bibformat - Detailed HTML output""" # Test record 74 (Article) pageurl = CFG_SITE_URL + '/%s/74?of=hd' % CFG_SITE_RECORD result = test_web_page_content(pageurl, expected_text=[self.record_74_hd_header, self.record_74_hd_title, self.record_74_hd_authors, self.record_74_hd_abstract, self.record_74_hd_pubinfo, self.record_74_hd_fulltext, #self.record_74_hd_citations, #self.record_74_hd_references ]) self.assertEqual([], result) # Test record 7 (Picture) pageurl = CFG_SITE_URL + '/%s/7?of=hd' % CFG_SITE_RECORD result = test_web_page_content(pageurl, expected_text=[self.record_7_hd_header, self.record_7_hd_title, self.record_7_hd_date, self.record_7_hd_abstract, self.record_7_hd_resource, self.record_7_hd_resource_link]) self.assertEqual([], result) def test_detailed_html_edit_record(self): """bibformat - Detailed HTML output edit record link presence""" pageurl = CFG_SITE_URL + '/%s/74?of=hd' % CFG_SITE_RECORD result = test_web_page_content(pageurl, username='admin', expected_text="Edit This Record") self.assertEqual([], result) def test_detailed_html_no_error_message(self): """bibformat - Detailed HTML output without error message""" # No error message should be displayed in the web interface, whatever happens pageurl = CFG_SITE_URL + '/%s/74?of=hd' % CFG_SITE_RECORD result = test_web_page_content(pageurl, username='admin', expected_text=["Exception", "Could not"]) self.assertNotEqual([], result) pageurl = CFG_SITE_URL + '/%s/7?of=hd' % CFG_SITE_RECORD result = test_web_page_content(pageurl, username='admin', expected_text=["Exception", "Could not"]) self.assertNotEqual([], result) class BibFormatNLMTest(InvenioTestCase): """Check output produced by BibFormat for NLM output for various records""" def setUp(self): """Prepare some ideal outputs""" self.record_70_xn = '''
    J. High Energy Phys. J. High Energy Phys. 1126-6708 AdS/CFT For Non-Boundary Manifolds McInnes B National University of Singapore 2000 05 In its Euclidean formulation, the AdS/CFT correspondence begins as a study of Yang-Mills conformal field theories on the sphere, S^4. It has been successfully extended, however, to S^1 X S^3 and to the torus T^4. It is natural tohope that it can be made to work for any manifold on which it is possible to define a stable Yang-Mills conformal field theory. We consider a possible classification of such manifolds, and show how to deal with the most obviousobjection : the existence of manifolds which cannot be represented as boundaries. We confirm Witten's suggestion that this can be done with the help of a brane in the bulk. research-article
    ''' % {'siteurl': CFG_SITE_URL, 'CFG_SITE_RECORD': CFG_SITE_RECORD} def test_nlm_output(self): """bibformat - NLM output""" pageurl = CFG_SITE_URL + '/%s/70?of=xn' % CFG_SITE_RECORD result = test_web_page_content(pageurl, expected_text=self.record_70_xn) try: self.assertEqual([], result) except AssertionError: result = test_web_page_content(pageurl, expected_text=self.record_70_xn.replace('', '').replace('', '')) self.assertEqual([], result) class BibFormatBriefHTMLTest(InvenioTestCase): """Check output produced by BibFormat for brief HTML ouput for various records""" def setUp(self): """Prepare some ideal outputs""" self.record_76_hb = '''Ιθάκη / Καβάφης, Κ Π
    Σα βγεις στον πηγαιμό για την Ιθάκη,
    να εύχεσαι νάναι μακρύς ο δρόμος,
    γεμάτος περιπέτειες, γεμάτος γνώσεις [...]     ''' % (CFG_SITE_URL, CFG_SITE_LANG) def test_brief_html_output(self): """bibformat - Brief HTML output""" pageurl = CFG_SITE_URL + '/%s/76?of=HB' % CFG_SITE_RECORD result = test_web_page_content(pageurl, expected_text=self.record_76_hb) self.assertEqual([], result) class BibFormatMARCXMLTest(InvenioTestCase): """Check output produced by BibFormat for MARCXML ouput for various records""" def setUp(self): """Prepare some ideal outputs""" self.record_9_xm_beg = ''' 9 ''' self.record_9_xm_end = '''\ eng PRE-25553 RL-82-024 Ellis, J AUTHOR|(SzGeCERN)aaa0005 University of Oxford Grand unification with large supersymmetry breaking Mar 1982 18 p SzGeCERN General Theoretical Physics Ibanez, L E Ross, G G 1982 11 Oxford Univ. Univ. Auton. Madrid Rutherford Lab. 1990-01-28 50 2002-01-04 BATCH h 1982n PREPRINT ''' def test_marcxml_output(self): """bibformat - MARCXML output""" pageurl = CFG_SITE_URL + '/%s/9?of=xm' % CFG_SITE_RECORD result = test_web_page_content(pageurl, expected_text=[self.record_9_xm_beg, self.record_9_xm_end]) self.assertEqual([], result) class BibFormatMARCTest(InvenioTestCase): """Check output produced by BibFormat for MARC ouput for various records""" def setUp(self): """Prepare some ideal outputs""" self.record_29_hm_beg = '''000000029 001__ 29 000000029 005__ ''' self.record_29_hm_end = '''\ 000000029 020__ $$a0720421039 000000029 041__ $$aeng 000000029 080__ $$a517.11 000000029 100__ $$aKleene, Stephen Cole$$uUniversity of Wisconsin 000000029 245__ $$aIntroduction to metamathematics 000000029 260__ $$aAmsterdam$$bNorth-Holland$$c1952 (repr.1964.) 000000029 300__ $$a560 p 000000029 490__ $$aBibl. Matematica$$v1 000000029 909C0 $$y1952 000000029 909C0 $$b21 000000029 909C1 $$c1990-01-27$$l00$$m2002-04-12$$oBATCH 000000029 909CS $$sm$$w198606 000000029 980__ $$aBOOK''' def test_marc_output(self): """bibformat - MARC output""" pageurl = CFG_SITE_URL + '/%s/29?of=hm' % CFG_SITE_RECORD result = test_web_page_content(pageurl, expected_text=[self.record_29_hm_beg, self.record_29_hm_end]) self.assertEqual([], result) class BibFormatTitleFormattingTest(InvenioTestCase): """Check title formatting produced by BibFormat.""" def test_subtitle_in_html_brief(self): """bibformat - title subtitle in HTML brief formats""" self.assertEqual([], test_web_page_content(CFG_SITE_URL + '/search?p=statistics+computer', expected_text="Statistics: a computer approach")) def test_subtitle_in_html_detailed(self): """bibformat - title subtitle in HTML detailed formats""" self.assertEqual([], test_web_page_content(CFG_SITE_URL + '/search?p=statistics+computer&of=HD', expected_text="Statistics: a computer approach")) def test_title_edition_in_html_brief(self): """bibformat - title edition in HTML brief formats""" self.assertEqual([], test_web_page_content(CFG_SITE_URL + '/search?p=2nd', expected_text="Introductory statistics: a decision map; 2nd ed")) def test_title_edition_in_html_detailed(self): """bibformat - title edition in HTML detailed formats""" self.assertEqual([], test_web_page_content(CFG_SITE_URL + '/search?p=2nd&of=HD', expected_text="Introductory statistics: a decision map; 2nd ed")) def test_title_part_in_html_brief(self): """bibformat - title part in HTML brief formats""" self.assertEqual([], test_web_page_content(CFG_SITE_URL + '/search?p=analyse+informatique', expected_text="Analyse informatique, t.2")) def test_title_part_in_html_detailed(self): """bibformat - title part in HTML detailed formats""" self.assertEqual([], test_web_page_content(CFG_SITE_URL + '/search?p=analyse+informatique&of=HD', expected_text="Analyse informatique, t.2: L'accomplissement")) class BibFormatISBNFormattingTest(InvenioTestCase): """Check ISBN formatting produced by BibFormat.""" def test_isbn_in_html_detailed(self): """bibformat - ISBN in HTML detailed formats""" self.assertEqual([], test_web_page_content(CFG_SITE_URL + '/search?p=analyse+informatique&of=HD', expected_text="ISBN: 2225350574")) class BibFormatPublInfoFormattingTest(InvenioTestCase): """Check publication reference info formatting produced by BibFormat.""" def test_publinfo_in_html_brief(self): """bibformat - publication reference info in HTML brief formats""" self.assertEqual([], test_web_page_content(CFG_SITE_URL + '/search?p=recid%3A84', expected_text="Nucl. Phys. B: 656 (2003) pp. 23-36")) def test_publinfo_in_html_detailed(self): """bibformat - publication reference info in HTML detailed formats""" self.assertEqual([], test_web_page_content(CFG_SITE_URL + '/%s/84' % CFG_SITE_RECORD, expected_text="Nucl. Phys. B: 656 (2003) pp. 23-36")) class BibFormatAuthorityRecordsTest(InvenioTestCase): """Check authority record related functions""" def test_brief_output(self): """bibformat - brief authority record format outputs something""" self.assertEqual([], - test_web_page_content(CFG_SITE_URL + '/search?cc=Authority+Records&rg=100', + test_web_page_content(CFG_SITE_URL + '/search?cc=Authorities&rg=100', expected_text="Ellis, John, 1946-")) def test_detailed_output(self): """bibformat - brief authority record format outputs some basic information""" self.assertEqual([], test_web_page_content(CFG_SITE_URL + '/record/118', expected_text=["Ellis, Jonathan Richard, 1946-", "Control Number"])) def test_empty_string(self): """bibformat - no empty strings output for variant (4xx) fields""" class BFO: lang = 'en' def fields(self, afield): if '400' in afield: return [{'a':'A'},{},{'a':'B'}] else: afield; return [] bfo = BFO() self.assertTrue("Variant" in bfe_authority_author.format_element(bfo, detail='yes')) self.assertTrue(", , " not in bfe_authority_author.format_element(bfo, detail='yes')) class BibFormatAuthorityRecordsBrowsingTest(InvenioTestCase): """Tests authority records browsing pre and successor""" def setUp(self): - self.re_institution = re.compile(r"Werkstoffsynthese und Herstellverfahren") + self.re_institute = re.compile(r"Werkstoffsynthese und Herstellverfahren") self.re_non_compact = re.compile(r"Non-compact supergravity") - self.re_cern_control_number = re.compile(r"INSTITUTION|(SzGeCERN)") - self.re_institution_energy = re.compile(r"Institut für Energieforschung") + self.re_cern_control_number = re.compile(r"INSTITUTE|(SzGeCERN)") + self.re_institute_energy = re.compile(r"Institut für Energieforschung") def test_format_authority_browsing_pre_and_successor(self): """bibformat - test format authority browsing pre and successor""" base = "/record/140/" parameters = {} url = make_url(base, **parameters) error_messages = [] browser = get_authenticated_mechanize_browser("admin", "") browser.open(url) link = browser.find_link(text_regex=re.compile("2 dependent records")) resp = browser.follow_link(link) link = browser.find_link(text_regex=re.compile("Detailed record"), nr=1) resp = browser.follow_link(link) - found = self.re_institution.search(resp.read()) + found = self.re_institute.search(resp.read()) if not found: error_messages.append("There is no 'Werkstoffsynthese und Herstellverfahren' in html response.") link = browser.find_link(text_regex=re.compile("1 dependent record")) resp = browser.follow_link(link) - found = self.re_institution.search(resp.read()) + found = self.re_institute.search(resp.read()) if not found: error_messages.append("There is no 'Werkstoffsynthese und Herstellverfahren' in html response.") self.assertEqual([], error_messages) def test_format_authority_browsing_ellis(self): """bibformat - test format authority browsing Ellis authority record""" base = "/record/12/" parameters = {} url = make_url(base, **parameters) error_messages = [] browser = get_authenticated_mechanize_browser("admin", "") browser.open(url) link = browser.find_link(text_regex=re.compile("Ellis, J")) resp = browser.follow_link(link) link = browser.find_link(text_regex=re.compile("Detailed record"), nr=0) resp = browser.follow_link(link) link = browser.find_link(text_regex=re.compile("4 dependent records")) resp = browser.follow_link(link) found = self.re_non_compact.search(resp.read()) if not found: error_messages.append("There is no 'Non-compact supergravity' in html response.") self.assertEqual([], error_messages) def test_format_authority_browsing_cern(self): """bibformat - test format authority browsing cern authority record""" base = "/record/12/" parameters = {} url = make_url(base, **parameters) error_messages = [] browser = get_authenticated_mechanize_browser("admin", "") browser.open(url) link = browser.find_link(text_regex=re.compile("CERN")) resp = browser.follow_link(link) found = self.re_cern_control_number.search(resp.read()) if not found: error_messages.append("There is no CERN control number in html response.") self.assertEqual([], error_messages) def test_format_authority_browsing_parent_child(self): """bibformat - test format authority browsing parent child""" base = "/record/129/" parameters = {} url = make_url(base, **parameters) error_messages = [] browser = get_authenticated_mechanize_browser("admin", "") browser.open(url) link = browser.find_link(text_regex=re.compile("Institut für Kernphysik")) resp = browser.follow_link(link) link = browser.find_link(text_regex=re.compile("Forschungszentrum Jülich")) resp = browser.follow_link(link) link = browser.find_link(text_regex=re.compile("6 dependent records")) resp = browser.follow_link(link) - found = self.re_institution_energy.search(resp.read()) + found = self.re_institute_energy.search(resp.read()) if not found: error_messages.append("There is no 'Institut für Energieforschung' in html response.") self.assertEqual([], error_messages) TEST_SUITE = make_test_suite(BibFormatBibTeXTest, BibFormatDetailedHTMLTest, BibFormatBriefHTMLTest, BibFormatNLMTest, BibFormatMARCTest, BibFormatMARCXMLTest, BibFormatAPITest, BibFormatObjectAPITest, BibFormatTitleFormattingTest, BibFormatISBNFormattingTest, BibFormatPublInfoFormattingTest, BibFormatAuthorityRecordsTest, BibFormatAuthorityRecordsBrowsingTest) if __name__ == "__main__": run_test_suite(TEST_SUITE, warn_user=True) diff --git a/modules/bibformat/lib/elements/Makefile.am b/modules/bibformat/lib/elements/Makefile.am index 47423b9e1..16858f1b0 100644 --- a/modules/bibformat/lib/elements/Makefile.am +++ b/modules/bibformat/lib/elements/Makefile.am @@ -1,53 +1,53 @@ ## This file is part of Invenio. ## Copyright (C) 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2013 CERN. ## ## Invenio is free software; you can redistribute it and/or ## modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as ## published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the ## License, or (at your option) any later version. ## ## Invenio is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but ## WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of ## MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU ## General Public License for more details. ## ## You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License ## along with Invenio; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., ## 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. pylibdir=$(libdir)/python/invenio/bibformat_elements pylib_DATA = bfe_field.py bfe_title.py bfe_authors.py bfe_abstract.py bfe_affiliation.py \ bfe_imprint.py bfe_fulltext.py bfe_place.py bfe_publisher.py bfe_topbanner.py \ bfe_date_rec.py bfe_keywords.py bfe_notes.py bfe_reprints.py bfe_publi_info.py \ bfe_cited_by.py bfe_references.py bfe_title_brief.py \ bfe_report_numbers.py bfe_additional_report_numbers.py bfe_url.py \ bfe_addresses.py bfe_contact.py bfe_photo_resources_brief.py \ bfe_collection.py bfe_editors.py bfe_bibtex.py bfe_edit_record.py \ bfe_date.py bfe_xml_record.py bfe_external_publications.py __init__.py \ bfe_bfx_engine.py bfe_creation_date.py bfe_server_info.py bfe_issn.py \ bfe_client_info.py bfe_language.py bfe_record_id.py bfe_comments.py \ bfe_pagination.py bfe_fulltext_mini.py bfe_year.py bfe_isbn.py \ bfe_appears_in_collections.py bfe_photos.py bfe_record_stats.py \ bfe_edit_files.py bfe_plots.py bfe_plots_thumb.py bfe_sword_push.py \ bfe_video_sources.py bfe_video_bigthumb.py \ bfe_aid_authors.py bfe_doi.py bfe_addthis.py \ bfe_duration.py bfe_record_url.py bfe_video_selector.py \ bfe_video_platform_downloads.py bfe_video_platform_suggestions.py \ bfe_video_platform_sources.py bfe_sciencewise.py bfe_bookmark.py \ bfe_oai_marcxml.py bfe_copyright.py bfe_meta.py bfe_meta_opengraph_image.py \ bfe_meta_opengraph_video.py bfe_webauthorpage_affiliations.py \ bfe_qrcode.py \ - bfe_authority_author.py bfe_authority_institution.py \ + bfe_authority_author.py bfe_authority_institute.py \ bfe_authority_journal.py bfe_authority_subject.py \ bfe_authority_control_no.py tmpdir = $(prefix)/var/tmp/tests_bibformat_elements tmp_DATA = test_1.py bfe_test_2.py bfe_test_4.py test3.py test_5.py \ test_no_element.test __init__.py EXTRA_DIST = $(pylib_DATA) $(tmp_DATA) CLEANFILES = *~ *.tmp *.pyc diff --git a/modules/bibformat/lib/elements/bfe_authority_institution.py b/modules/bibformat/lib/elements/bfe_authority_institute.py similarity index 91% rename from modules/bibformat/lib/elements/bfe_authority_institution.py rename to modules/bibformat/lib/elements/bfe_authority_institute.py index 94ced00cc..33f494f9a 100644 --- a/modules/bibformat/lib/elements/bfe_authority_institution.py +++ b/modules/bibformat/lib/elements/bfe_authority_institute.py @@ -1,205 +1,205 @@ # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- ## ## This file is part of Invenio. -## Copyright (C) 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011 CERN. +## Copyright (C) 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2013 CERN. ## ## Invenio is free software; you can redistribute it and/or ## modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as ## published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the ## License, or (at your option) any later version. ## ## Invenio is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but ## WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of ## MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU ## General Public License for more details. ## ## You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License ## along with Invenio; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., ## 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. -"""BibFormat element - Prints institution data from an Authority Record. +"""BibFormat element - Prints institute data from an Authority Record. """ __revision__ = "$Id$" from invenio.config import CFG_SITE_URL from invenio.bibauthority_config import \ CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_RECORD_CONTROL_NUMBER_FIELD, \ CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_AUTHORITY_COLLECTION_NAME from invenio.bibauthority_engine import \ get_control_nos_from_recID, \ guess_main_name_from_authority_recID from invenio.search_engine import \ perform_request_search, \ get_record - + def format_element(bfo, detail='no'): - """ Prints the data of an institution authority record in HTML. By default prints + """ Prints the data of an institute authority record in HTML. By default prints brief version. @param detail: whether the 'detailed' rather than the 'brief' format @type detail: 'yes' or 'no' """ from invenio.messages import gettext_set_language _ = gettext_set_language(bfo.lang) # load the right message language - + # return value out = "" # brief main_dicts = bfo.fields('110%%') if len(main_dicts): main = main_dicts[0].get('a') or "" - out += "

    " + "" + _("Main %s name") % _("institution") + "" + ": " + main + "

    " + out += "

    " + "" + _("Main %s name") % _("institute") + "" + ": " + main + "

    " # detail if detail.lower() == "yes": sees = [see_dict['a'] for see_dict in bfo.fields('410%%') if 'a' in see_dict] sees = filter(None, sees) # fastest way to remove empty ""s if len(sees): out += "

    " + "" + _("Variant(s)") + "" + ": " + ", ".join(sees) + "

    " see_also_dicts = bfo.fields('510%%') cc_val = CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_AUTHORITY_COLLECTION_NAME - c_val = "Authority Institution" + c_val = "Institutes" record_url_pattern = "/record/" + "%s" search_url_pattern = "/search?" + \ "cc=" + "%s" + \ "&c=" + "%s" + \ "&p=" + "%s" + \ "&sc=" + "%s" link_pattern = "" + '%s' + "" # populate the first 3 lists parent_htmls, predecessor_htmls, successor_htmls = \ get_main_htmls(see_also_dicts, cc_val, c_val, record_url_pattern, search_url_pattern, link_pattern) # populate the list of children child_htmls = \ - get_child_htmls(bfo.recID, cc_val, c_val, record_url_pattern, + get_child_htmls(bfo.recID, cc_val, c_val, record_url_pattern, link_pattern) # put it all together if len(parent_htmls): out += "

    " + "" + _("Parent") + "" + ": " + ", ".join(parent_htmls) + "

    " if len(child_htmls): out += "

    " + "" + _("Children") + "" + ": " + ", ".join(child_htmls) + "

    " if len(predecessor_htmls): out += "

    " + "" + _("Predecessor") + "" + ": " + ", ".join(predecessor_htmls) + "

    " if len(successor_htmls): - out += "

    " + "" + _("Successor") + "" + ": " + ", ".join(successor_htmls) + "

    " + out += "

    " + "" + _("Successor") + "" + ": " + ", ".join(successor_htmls) + "

    " # return return out -def get_main_htmls(see_also_dicts, cc_val, c_val, record_url_pattern, +def get_main_htmls(see_also_dicts, cc_val, c_val, record_url_pattern, search_url_pattern, link_pattern): """parent_htmls, predecessor_htmls, successor_htmls can all be deduced directly from the metadata of the record""" # reusable vars f_val = CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_RECORD_CONTROL_NUMBER_FIELD sc_val = "1" parent_htmls = [] predecessor_htmls = [] successor_htmls = [] - + # start processing for see_also_dict in see_also_dicts: if 'w' in see_also_dict: # $w contains 'a' for predecessor, 'b' for successor, etc. w_subfield = see_also_dict.get('w') # $4 contains control_no of linked authority record - _4_subfield = see_also_dict.get('4') - # $a contains the name of the linked institution + _4_subfield = see_also_dict.get('4') + # $a contains the name of the linked institute out_string = see_also_dict.get('a') or _4_subfield # if we have something to display if out_string: url = '' # if we have a control number if _4_subfield: p_val = _4_subfield # if CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_PREFIX_SEP in _4_subfield: # unused, p_val = _4_subfield.split(CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_PREFIX_SEP); recIDs = perform_request_search(cc=cc_val, c=c_val, p=p_val, f=f_val) if len(recIDs) == 1: url = record_url_pattern % (recIDs[0]) elif len(recIDs) > 1: p_val = "recid:" + \ " or recid:".join([str(r) for r in recIDs]) url = search_url_pattern % (cc_val, c_val, p_val, sc_val) # if we found one or multiple records for the control_no, # make the out_string a clickable url towards those records if url: out_string = link_pattern % (url, out_string) # add the out_string to the appropriate list if w_subfield == 't': parent_htmls.append(out_string) elif w_subfield == 'a': predecessor_htmls.append(out_string) elif w_subfield == 'b': successor_htmls.append(out_string) - # return + # return return parent_htmls, predecessor_htmls, successor_htmls -def get_child_htmls(this_recID, cc_val, c_val, record_url_pattern, +def get_child_htmls(this_recID, cc_val, c_val, record_url_pattern, link_pattern): - """children aren'r referenced by parents, so we need special treatment to find + """children aren'r referenced by parents, so we need special treatment to find them""" control_nos = get_control_nos_from_recID(this_recID) for control_no in control_nos: url = '' p_val = '510%4:"' + control_no + '" and 510%w:t' - # find a first, fuzzy result set + # find a first, fuzzy result set # narrowing down on a few possible recIDs recIDs = perform_request_search(cc=cc_val, c=c_val, p=p_val) - # now filter to find the ones where the subfield conditions of p_val + # now filter to find the ones where the subfield conditions of p_val # are both true within the exact same field sf_req = [('w', 't'), ('4', control_no)] - recIDs = filter(lambda x: - match_all_subfields_for_tag(x, '510', sf_req), + recIDs = filter(lambda x: + match_all_subfields_for_tag(x, '510', sf_req), recIDs) # proceed with assembling the html link child_htmls = [] for recID in recIDs: url = record_url_pattern % str(recID) display = guess_main_name_from_authority_recID(recID) or str(recID) out_html = link_pattern % (url, display) child_htmls.append(out_html) return child_htmls def match_all_subfields_for_tag(recID, field_tag, subfields_required=[]): """ - Tests whether the record with recID has at least one field with 'field_tag' + Tests whether the record with recID has at least one field with 'field_tag' where all of the required subfields in subfields_required match a subfield in the given field both in code and value - + @param recID: record ID @type recID: int - + @param field_tag: a 3 digit code for the field tag code @type field_tag: string - + @param subfields_required: a list of subfield code/value tuples @type subfields_required: list of tuples of strings. - same format as in get_record(): - e.g. [('w', 't'), + same format as in get_record(): + e.g. [('w', 't'), ('4', 'XYZ123')] - + @return: boolean """ rec = get_record(recID) for field in rec[field_tag]: subfields_present = field[0] intersection = set(subfields_present) & set(subfields_required) if set(subfields_required) == intersection: return True - return False + return False def escape_values(bfo): """ Called by BibFormat in order to check if output of this element should be escaped. """ - return 0 \ No newline at end of file + return 0 diff --git a/modules/bibformat/lib/elements/bfe_authors.py b/modules/bibformat/lib/elements/bfe_authors.py index 7389c781a..6281506da 100644 --- a/modules/bibformat/lib/elements/bfe_authors.py +++ b/modules/bibformat/lib/elements/bfe_authors.py @@ -1,201 +1,201 @@ # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- ## ## This file is part of Invenio. ## Copyright (C) 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2013 CERN. ## ## Invenio is free software; you can redistribute it and/or ## modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as ## published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the ## License, or (at your option) any later version. ## ## Invenio is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but ## WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of ## MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU ## General Public License for more details. ## ## You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License ## along with Invenio; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., ## 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. """BibFormat element - Prints authors """ __revision__ = "$Id$" import re from urllib import quote from cgi import escape from invenio.config import CFG_SITE_URL from invenio.messages import gettext_set_language from invenio.bibauthority_config import \ CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_AUTHORITY_COLLECTION_NAME, \ CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_TYPE_NAMES, \ CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_PREFIX_SEP from invenio.bibauthority_engine import \ get_low_level_recIDs_from_control_no def format_element(bfo, limit, separator=' ; ', extension='[...]', print_links="yes", print_affiliations='no', affiliation_prefix=' (', affiliation_suffix=')', interactive="no", highlight="no", link_author_pages="no", link_mobile_pages="no", relator_code_pattern=None): """ Prints the list of authors of a record. @param limit: the maximum number of authors to display @param separator: the separator between authors. @param extension: a text printed if more authors than 'limit' exist @param print_links: if yes, prints the authors as HTML link to their publications @param print_affiliations: if yes, make each author name followed by its affiliation @param affiliation_prefix: prefix printed before each affiliation @param affiliation_suffix: suffix printed after each affiliation @param interactive: if yes, enable user to show/hide authors when there are too many (html + javascript) @param highlight: highlights authors corresponding to search query if set to 'yes' @param link_author_pages: should we link to author pages if print_links in on? @param link_mobile_pages: should we link to mobile app pages if print_links in on? @param relator_code_pattern: a regular expression to filter authors based on subfield $4 (relator code) """ _ = gettext_set_language(bfo.lang) # load the right message language authors = [] authors_1 = bfo.fields('100__', repeatable_subfields_p=True) authors_2 = bfo.fields('700__', repeatable_subfields_p=True) authors.extend(authors_1) authors.extend(authors_2) # make unique string per key for author in authors: if 'a' in author: author['a'] = author['a'][0] if 'u' in author: author['u'] = author['u'][0] pattern = '%s' + CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_PREFIX_SEP + "(" for control_no in author.get('0', []): - if pattern % (CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_TYPE_NAMES["INSTITUTION"]) in control_no: + if pattern % (CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_TYPE_NAMES["INSTITUTE"]) in control_no: author['u0'] = control_no # overwrite if multiples elif pattern % (CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_TYPE_NAMES["AUTHOR"]) in control_no: author['a0'] = control_no # overwrite if multiples if relator_code_pattern: p = re.compile(relator_code_pattern) authors = filter(lambda x: p.match(x.get('4', '')), authors) nb_authors = len(authors) bibrec_id = bfo.control_field("001") # Process authors to add link, highlight and format affiliation for author in authors: if author.has_key('a'): if highlight == 'yes': from invenio import bibformat_utils author['a'] = bibformat_utils.highlight(author['a'], bfo.search_pattern) if print_links.lower() == "yes": if link_author_pages == "yes": author['a'] = '' elif link_mobile_pages == 'yes': author['a'] = '' + escape(author['a']) + '' else: auth_coll_param = '' if 'a0' in author: recIDs = get_low_level_recIDs_from_control_no(author['a0']) if len(recIDs): auth_coll_param = '&c=' + \ CFG_BIBAUTHORITY_AUTHORITY_COLLECTION_NAME author['a'] = '' + escape(author['a']) + '' if author.has_key('u'): if print_affiliations == "yes": if 'u0' in author: recIDs = get_low_level_recIDs_from_control_no(author['u0']) # if there is more than 1 recID, clicking on link and # thus displaying the authority record's page should # contain a warning that there are multiple authority # records with the same control number if len(recIDs): author['u'] = '' + author['u'] + '' author['u'] = affiliation_prefix + author['u'] + \ affiliation_suffix # Flatten author instances if print_affiliations == 'yes': authors = [author.get('a', '') + author.get('u', '') for author in authors] else: authors = [author.get('a', '') for author in authors] if limit.isdigit() and nb_authors > int(limit) and interactive != "yes": return separator.join(authors[:int(limit)]) + extension elif limit.isdigit() and nb_authors > int(limit) and interactive == "yes": out = '' out += separator.join(authors[:int(limit)]) out += '' % bibrec_id + separator + \ separator.join(authors[int(limit):]) + '' out += ' ' % bibrec_id out += ' ' % bibrec_id out += ''' ''' % {'show_less':_("Hide"), 'show_more':_("Show all %i authors") % nb_authors, 'extension':extension, 'recid': bibrec_id} out += '' % bibrec_id return out elif nb_authors > 0: return separator.join(authors) def escape_values(bfo): """ Called by BibFormat in order to check if output of this element should be escaped. """ return 0 diff --git a/modules/miscutil/demo/demobibdata.xml b/modules/miscutil/demo/demobibdata.xml index 828223339..a04271d1f 100644 --- a/modules/miscutil/demo/demobibdata.xml +++ b/modules/miscutil/demo/demobibdata.xml @@ -1,26285 +1,26285 @@ CERN-EX-0106015 Photolab ALEPH experiment: Candidate of Higgs boson production Expérience ALEPH: Candidat de la production d'un boson Higgs 14 06 2000 FILM Candidate for the associated production of the Higgs boson and Z boson. Both, the Higgs and Z boson decay into 2 jets each. The green and the yellow jets belong to the Higgs boson. They represent the fragmentation of a bottom andanti-bottom quark. The red and the blue jets stem from the decay of the Z boson into a quark anti-quark pair. Left: View of the event along the beam axis. Bottom right: Zoom around the interaction point at the centre showing detailsof the fragmentation of the bottom and anti-bottom quarks. As expected for b quarks, in each jet the decay of a long-lived B meson is visible. Top right: "World map" showing the spatial distribution of the jets in the event. Press SzGeCERN Experiments and Tracks LEP neil.calder@cern.ch http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/0106015_01.jpg restricted_picture http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/0106015_01.gif .gif;icon restricted_picture 0003717PHOPHO 2000 81 2001-06-14 50 2001-08-27 CM Bldg. 2 Calder, N n 200231 PICTURE CERN-EX-0104007 Patrice Loïez The first CERN-built module of the barrel section of ATLAS's electromagnetic calorimeter Premier module du tonneau du calorimètre electromagnétique d'ATLAS 10 Apr 2001 DIGITAL Behind the module, left to right Ralf Huber, Andreas Bies and Jorgen Beck Hansen. In front of the module, left to right: Philippe Lançon and Edward Wood. Derrière le module, de gauche à droite: Ralf Huber, Andreas Bies, Jorgen Beck Hansen. Devant le module, de gauche à droite : Philippe Lançon et Edward Wood. CERN EDS SzGeCERN Experiments and Tracks marie.noelle.pages.ribeiro@cern.ch http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/0104007_02.jpeg http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/0104007_02.gif 0003601PHOPHO 2001 81 2001-04-23 50 2001-06-18 CM 0020699 ADMBUL CERN Bulletin 18/2001 : 30 April 2001 (English) 0020700 ADMBUL CERN Bulletin 18/2001 : 30 avril 2001 (French) Bldg. 184 Fassnacht, P n 200231 PICTURE CERN-HI-6902127 European Molecular Biology Conference Jul 1969 In February, the Agreement establishing the European Molecular Biology Conference was signed at CERN. Willy Spuhler is signing for Switzerland. SzGeCERN Personalities and History of CERN http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/6902127.jpeg http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/6902127.gif 0002690PHOPHO 1969 81 2000-06-13 50 2000-06-13 CM 127-2-69 n 200024 PICTURE CERN-DI-9906028 J.L. Caron The Twenty Member States of CERN (with dates of accession) on 1 June 1999 Jun 1999 CERN Member States. Les Etats membres du CERN. Press SzGeCERN Diagrams and Charts http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/9906028_01.jpeg http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/9906028_01.gif 0001754PHOPHO 1999 81 1999-06-17 50 2000-10-30 CM n 199924 PICTURE CERN-DI-9905005 High energy cosmic rays striking atoms at the top of the atmosphere give the rise to showers of particles striking the Earth's surface Des rayons cosmiques de haute energie heurtent des atomes dans la haute atmosphere et donnent ainsi naissance a des gerbes de particules projetees sur la surface terrestre 10 May 1999 DIGITAL Press SzGeCERN Diagrams and Charts neil.calder@cern.ch http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/9905005_01.jpeg http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/9905005_01.gif 0001626PHOPHO 1999 81 1999-05-10 50 2000-09-12 CM Bldg. 60 Calder, N n 200231 PICTURE CERN-HI-6206002 eng At CERN in 1962 eight Nobel prizewinners 1962 jekyll_only In 1962, CERN hosted the 11th International Conference on High Energy Physics. Among the distinguished visitors were eight Nobel prizewinners.Left to right: Cecil F. Powell, Isidor I. Rabi, Werner Heisenberg, Edwin M. McMillan, Emile Segre, Tsung Dao Lee, Chen Ning Yang and Robert Hofstadter. En 1962, le CERN est l'hote de la onzieme Conference Internationale de Physique des Hautes Energies. Parmi les visiteurs eminents se trouvaient huit laureats du prix Nobel.De gauche a droite: Cecil F. Powell, Isidor I. Rabi, Werner Heisenberg, Edwin M. McMillan, Emile Segre, Tsung Dao Lee, Chen Ning Yang et Robert Hofstadter. Press SzGeCERN Personalities and History of CERN Nobel laureate http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/6206002.jpg http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/6206002.gif 0000736PHOPHO 1962 81 1998-07-23 50 2002-07-15 CM http://www.nobel.se/physics/laureates/1950/index.html The Nobel Prize in Physics 1950 : Cecil Frank Powell http://www.nobel.se/physics/laureates/1944/index.html The Nobel Prize in Physics 1944 : Isidor Isaac Rabi http://www.nobel.se/physics/laureates/1932/index.html The Nobel Prize in Physics 1932 : Werner Karl Heisenberg http://www.nobel.se/chemistry/laureates/1951/index.html The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1951 : Edwin Mattison McMillan http://www.nobel.se/physics/laureates/1959/index.html The Nobel Prize in Physics 1959 : Emilio Gino Segre http://www.nobel.se/physics/laureates/1957/index.html The Nobel Prize in Physics 1957 : Chen Ning Yang and Tsung-Dao Lee http://www.nobel.se/physics/laureates/1961/index.html The Nobel Prize in Physics 1961 : Robert Hofstadter 6206002 (1962) n 199830 PICTURE CERN-GE-9806033 Tim Berners-Lee World-Wide Web inventor 28 Jun 1998 Conference "Internet, Web, What's next?" on 26 June 1998 at CERN : Tim Berners-Lee, inventor of the World-Wide Web and Director of the W3C, explains how the Web came to be and give his views on the future. Conference "Internet, Web, What's next?" le 26 juin 1998 au CERN: Tim Berners-Lee, inventeur du World-Wide Web et directeur du W3C, explique comment le Web est ne, et donne ses opinions sur l'avenir. Press SzGeCERN Life at CERN neil.calder@cern.ch http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/9806033.jpeg http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/9806033.gif 0000655PHOPHO 1998 81 1998-07-03 50 2001-07-10 CM http://www.cern.ch/CERN/Announcements/1998/WebNext.html "Internet, Web, What's next?" 26 June 1998 http://Bulletin.cern.ch/9828/art2/Text_E.html CERN Bulletin no 28/98 (6 July 1998) (English) http://Bulletin.cern.ch/9828/art2/Text_F.html CERN Bulletin no 28/98 (6 juillet 1998) (French) http://www.w3.org/People/Berners-Lee/ Biography 0000990 PRSPRS Le Pays Gessien : 3 Jul 1998 0001037 PRSPRS Le Temps : 27 Jun 1998 0000809 PRSPRS La Tribune de Geneve : 27 Jun 1998 Bldg. 60 Calder, N n 199827 PICTURE astro-ph/9812226 eng Efstathiou, G P Cambridge University Constraints on $\Omega_{\Lambda}$ and $\Omega_{m}$from Distant Type 1a Supernovae and Cosmic Microwave Background Anisotropies 14 Dec 1998 6 p We perform a combined likelihood analysis of the latest cosmic microwave background anisotropy data and distant Type 1a Supernova data of Perlmutter etal (1998a). Our analysis is restricted tocosmological models where structure forms from adiabatic initial fluctuations characterised by a power-law spectrum with negligible tensor component. Marginalizing over other parameters, our bestfit solution gives Omega_m = 0.25 (+0.18, -0.12) and Omega_Lambda = 0.63 (+0.17, -0.23) (95 % confidence errors) for the cosmic densities contributed by matter and a cosmological constantrespectively. The results therefore strongly favour a nearly spatially flat Universe with a non-zero cosmological constant. 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Search for R-Parity Violating Production of Single Sneutrinos in $e^{+}e^{-}$ Collisions at $\sqrt{s}$ = 189-209 GeV Geneva CERN 17 Dec 2001 22 p ALEPH Papers A search for single sneutrino production under the assumption that $R$-parity is violated via a single dominant $LL\bar{E}$ coupling is presented. This search considers the process ${\rm e} \gamma\;{\smash{\mathop{\rightarrow}}}\;\tilde{\nu}\ell$ and is performed using the data collected by the ALEPH detector at centre-of-mass energies from 189\,GeV up to 209\,GeV corresponding to an integrated luminosity of637.1\,$\mathrm{pb}^{-1}$. The numbers of observed candidate events are in agreement with Standard Model expectations and 95\% confidence level upper limits on five of the $LL\bar{E}$ couplings are given as a function of the assumedsneutrino mass. 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Despite this, our infrared image reveals no obvious overdensity ofsources at the location of the lensing mass peak, nor an excess of sources in the I-H vs. H colour-magnitude diagram. We use this to further constrain the luminosity and mass-to-light ratio of the putative dark clump as a function ofits redshift. We find that for spatially-flat cosmologies, background lensing clusters with reasonable mass-to-light ratios lying in the redshift range 0<z<1 are strongly excluded, leaving open the possibility that the massconcentration is a new type of truly dark object. LANL EDS SzGeCERN Astrophysics and Astronomy Ellis, R S Lewis, J R McMahon, R G Firth, A E Meghan Gray <meg@ast.cam.ac.uk> http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/0101431.pdf http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/0101431.ps.gz http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/0101431.fig1.ps.gz Additional http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/0101431.fig2.ps.gz Additional http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/0101431.fig3.ps.gz Additional http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/0101431.fig4.ps.gz Additional http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/0101431.fig5a.ps.gz Additional http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/0101431.fig5b.ps.gz Additional http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/0101431.fig6.ps.gz Additional http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/0101431.fig7.ps.gz Additional 2001 11 Caltech IoA, Cambridge 2001-01-25 00 2001-11-02 BATCH Gray, Meghan E. 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Astrophys. 538 (2000) 30 Whittman D.M., Tyson J.A., Kirkman D., Dell’Antonio, I., Bertstein G., Nature 405 (2000) 143 PREPRINT hep-ph/0105155 eng CERN-TH-2001-131 Mangano, M L CERN - INSTITUTION|(SzGeCERN)iii0002 + INSTITUTE|(SzGeCERN)iii0002 Physics at the front-end of a neutrino factory : a quantitative appraisal Geneva CERN 16 May 2001 - INSTITUTION|(SzGeCERN)iii0002 + INSTITUTE|(SzGeCERN)iii0002 1 p We present a quantitative appraisal of the physics potential for neutrino experiments at the front-end of a muon storage ring. We estimate the forseeable accuracy in the determination of several interesting observables, and explorethe consequences of these measurements. We discuss the extraction of individual quark and antiquark densities from polarized and unpolarized deep-inelastic scattering. In particular we study the implications for the undertanding ofthe nucleon spin structure. We assess the determination of alpha_s from scaling violation of structure functions, and from sum rules, and the determination of sin^2(theta_W) from elastic nu-e and deep-inelastic nu-p scattering. Wethen consider the production of charmed hadrons, and the measurement of their absolute branching ratios. We study the polarization of Lambda baryons produced in the current and target fragmentation regions. Finally, we discuss thesensitivity to physics beyond the Standard Model. 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Lab. 23 Dec 1987 42 p SzGeCERN Particle Physics - Phenomenology Dawson, S Ellis, R K 11 1987 1990-01-29 50 2002-01-04 BATCH SLAC 1773607 h 198804n PREPRINT eng CERN-PRE-82-006 Ellis, J AUTHOR|(SzGeCERN)aaa0005 CERN - INSTITUTION|(SzGeCERN)iii0002 + INSTITUTE|(SzGeCERN)iii0002 From the standard model to grand unification Geneva CERN 1982 mult. p SzGeCERN General Theoretical Physics 1982 11 TH 1990-01-28 50 2001-09-15 BATCH 820332 oai:cds.cern.ch:CERN-PRE-82-006 cern:theory h 1982n PREPRINT astro-ph/0104076 eng Dev, A Delhi University Cosmic equation of state, Gravitational Lensing Statistics and Merging of Galaxies 4 Apr 2001 28 p In this paper we investigate observational constraints on the cosmic equation of state of dark energy ($p = w \rho$) using gravitational lensing statistics. We carry out likelihood analysis of the lens surveys to constrain thecosmological parameters $\Omega_{m}$ and $w$. We start by constraining $\Omega_{m}$ and $w$ in the no-evolution model of galaxies where the comoving number density of galaxies is constant. We extend our study to evolutionary modelsof galaxies - Volmerange $&$ Guiderdoni Model and Fast-Merging Model (of Broadhurst, Ellis $&$ Glazebrook). For the no-evolution model we get $w \leq -0.24$ and $\Omega_{m}\leq 0.48$ at $1\sigma$ (68% confidence level). For theVolmerange $&$ Guiderdoni Model we have $w \leq -0.2$ and $\Omega_{m} \leq 0.58$ at $1 \sigma$, and for the Fast Merging Model we get $w \leq -0.02$ and $\Omega_{m} \leq 0.93$ at $1\sigma$. For the case of constant $\Lambda$ ($w=-1$), all the models permit $\Omega_{m} = 0.3$ with 68% CL. We observe that the constraints on $w$ and $\Omega_{m}$ (and on $\Omega_{m}$ in the case of $w = -1$) obtained in the case of evolutionary models are weaker than thoseobtained in the case of the no-evolution model. 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Rees, J A 303 p 1973 21 1990-01-27 00 2002-04-12 BATCH m 198606 BOOK eng Tavanapong, W University of Central Florida A High-performance Video Browsing System Orlando, FL Central Florida Univ. 1999 dir. Hua, K A 172 p No fulltext Not held by the library Ph.D. : Univ. Central Florida : 1999 Recent advances in multimedia processing technologies, internetworking technologies, and the World Wide Web phenomenon have resulted in a vast creation and use of digital videos in all kinds of applications ranging fromentertainment, business solutions, to education. Designing efficient techniques for searching and retrieving videos over the networks becomes increasingly more important as future applications will include a huge volume of multimediacontent. One practical approach to search for a video segment is as follows. Step 1: Apply an initial search to determine the set of candidate videos. Step 2: Browse the candidates to identify the relevant videos. Step 3: Searchwithin the relevant videos for interesting video segments. In practice, a user might have to iterate through these steps multiple times in order to locate the desired video segments. Independently, database researchers have beeninvestigating techniques for the initial search in Step 1. Multimedia researchers have proposed several techniques for video browsing in Step 2. Computer communications researchers have been investigating video delivery techniques. Iidentify that searching for video data is an interactive process which involves the transmission of video data. Developing techniques for each step independently could result in a system with less performance. In this dissertation, Ipresent a unified approach taking into accounts all fundamental characteristics of multimedia data. I evaluated the proposed techniques through both simulation and system implementation. The resulting system is less expensive andoffers better performance. The simulation results demonstrate that the proposed technique can offer video browsing and search operations with little delays and with minimum storage overhead at the server. Client machines can handletheir search operations without involving the server making the design more scalable, which is vital for large systems deployed over the Internet. The implemented system shows that the visual quality of the browsing and the searchoperations are excellent. PROQUEST200009 SzGeCERN Computing and Computers THESIS notheld 1999 14 2000-09-22 00 2002-02-22 BATCH PROQUEST 9923724 PROQUEST DAI-B60/03p1177Sep1999 n 200034 THESIS eng Teshome, D California State Univ Neural Networks For Speech Recognition Of A Phonetic Language Long Beach, CA Calif. State Univ. 1999 55 p No fulltext Not held by the library Ms : California State Univ. : 1999 The goal of this thesis is to explore a possibility for a viable alternative/replacement to the Amharic typewriter. Amharic is the national language of Ethiopia. It is one of the oldest languages in the world. Actually, the root-language of Amharic, called Geez, is a descendent of Sabean, which is the direct ancestor of all Semitic languages including English. A phonetic language with 276 phonemes/characters, Amharic has posed quite a challenge to those who,like the author of this thesis, have attempted to design an easy-to-use word processor that interfaces with the conventional keyboard. With current Amharic word processing software, each character requires an average of threekeystrokes thus making typing Amharic literature quite a task. This thesis researches the feasibility of developing a PC-based speech recognition system to recognize the spoken phonemes of the Amharic language. Artificial NeuralNetworks are used for the recognition of spoken alphabets that form Amharic words. A neural network with feed-forward architecture is trained with a series of alphabets and is evaluated on its ability to recognize subsequent testdata. The neural network used in this project is a static classification network; that is, it focuses on the frequency domain of speech while making no attempt to process temporal information. The network training procedure uses thegeneralized Delta Rule. The recognition system developed in this project is an Isolated Speech Recognition System. The approach taken is to recognize the spoken word character by character. This approach is expected to work well dueto the phonetic nature of Amharic. PROQUEST200009 SzGeCERN Computing and Computers THESIS notheld 1999 14 2000-09-22 00 2002-02-22 BATCH PROQUEST 1397120 PROQUEST MAI38/02p448Apr2000 n 200034 THESIS eng Topcuoglu, H R Syracuse Univ. Scheduling Task Graphs In Heterogeneous Computing Environments Syracuse, NY Syracuse Univ. 1999 dir. Hariri, S 126 p No fulltext Not held by the library Ph.D. : Syracuse Univ. : 1999 Efficient application scheduling is critical for achieving high performance in heterogeneous computing environments. An application is represented by a directed acyclic graph (DAG) whose nodes represent tasks and whose edgesrepresent communication messages and precedence constraints among the tasks. The general task-scheduling problem maps the tasks of an application on processors and orders their execution so that task precedence requirements aresatisfied and a minimum schedule length is obtained. The task-scheduling problem has been shown to be NP- complete in general cases as well as in several restricted cases. Although a large number of scheduling heuristics arepresented in the literature, most of them target homogeneous processors. Existing algorithms for heterogeneous processors are not generally efficient because of their high complexity and the quality of their results. This thesisstudies the scheduling of DAG-structured application tasks on heterogeneous domains. We develop two novel low-complexity and efficient scheduling algorithms for bounded number of heterogeneous processors, the HeterogeneousEarliest-Finish-Time (HEFT) algorithm and the Critical-Path-on-a-Processor (CPOP) algorithm. The experimental work presented in this thesis shows that these algorithms significantly surpass previous approaches in terms of performance(schedule length ratio, speed-up, and frequency of best results) and cost (running time and time complexity). Our experimental work includes randomly generated graphs and graphs deducted from real applications. As part of thecomparison study, a parametric graph generator is introduced to generate graphs with various characteristics. We also present a further optimization of the HEFT Algorithm by introducing alternative methods for task prioritizing andprocessor selection phases. A novel processor selection policy based on the earliest finish time of the critical child task improves the performance of the HEFT algorithm. Several strategies for selecting the critical child task of agiven task are presented. This thesis addresses embedding the task scheduling algorithms into an application-development environment for distributed resources. An analytical model is introduced for setting the computation costs oftasks and communication costs of edges of a graph. As part of the design framework of our application development environment, a novel, two-phase, distributed scheduling algorithm is presented for scheduling an application overwide-area distributed resources. PROQUEST200009 SzGeCERN Computing and Computers THESIS notheld 1999 14 2000-09-22 00 2002-02-08 BATCH PROQUEST 9946509 PROQUEST DAI-B60/09p4718Mar2000 n 200034 THESIS spa Trespalacios-Mantilla, J H Puerto Rico Univ. Software De Apoyo Educativo Al Concepto De Funcion En Precalculo I (spanish Text) Rio Piedras Puerto Rico Univ. 1999 dir. Monroy, H 64 p No fulltext Not held by the library Ms : Univ. Puerto Rico : 1999 This thesis reports on the evaluation of the use of an educational software, designed to improve student's learning of the concept of mathematical function. The students in the study were registered in Precalculus I at theUniversity of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez Campus. The educational software allows the practice of changing the representation of a function among tabular, analytic, and graphical representations. To carry the evaluation, 59 students wereselected and were divided in two groups: control and experimental. Both groups received the 'traditional' classroom lectures on the topic. The experimental group, in addition, was allowed to practice with the educational software. Tomeasure their performance and the effect of the educational software, two tests were given: a pre-test and a post-test. The results of this study shows that the experimental group improved significantly more than the control group,thus demonstrating the validity of the educational software in the learning of the concept of mathematical function. PROQUEST200009 SzGeCERN Computing and Computers THESIS notheld 1999 14 2000-09-22 00 2002-02-08 BATCH PROQUEST 1395476 PROQUEST MAI37/06p1890Dec1999 n 200034 THESIS 0612382052 fre Troudi, N Laval Univ. Systeme Multiagent Pour Les Environnements Riches En Informations (french Text) Laval Laval Univ. 1999 dir. Chaib-Draa, B 101 p No fulltext Not held by the library Msc : Universite Laval : 1999 La croissance du Web est spectaculaire, puisqu'on estime aujourd'hui a plus de 50 millions, le nombre de pages sur le Web qui ne demandent qu'a etre consultees. Un simple calcul montre qu'en consacrant ne serait-ce qu'une minute parpage, il faudrait environ 95 ans pour consulter toutes ces pages. L'utilisation d'une strategie de recherche est donc vitale. Dans ce cadre, de nombreux outils de recherche ont ete proposes. Ces outils appeles souvent moteurs derecherche se sont averes aujourd'hui incapables de fournir de l'aide aux utilisateurs. Les raisons principales a cela sont les suivantes: (1) La nature ouverte de l'Internet: aucune supervision centrale ne s'applique quant audeveloppement d'Internet, puisque toute personne qui desire l'utiliser et/ou offrir des informations est libre de le faire; (2) La nature dynamique des informations: les informations qui ne sont pas disponibles aujourd'hui peuventl'etre demain et inversement; (3) La nature heterogene de l'information: l'information est offerte sous plusieurs formats et de plusieurs facons, compliquant ainsi la recherche automatique de l'information. Devant ce constat, ilsemble important de chercher de nouvelles solutions pour aider l'utilisateur dans sa recherche d'informations. (Abstract shortened by UMI.) PROQUEST200009 SzGeCERN Computing and Computers THESIS notheld 1999 14 2000-09-22 00 2002-02-08 BATCH PROQUEST MQ38205 PROQUEST MAI37/06p1890Dec1999 n 200034 THESIS eng LBL-22304 Manes, J L Calif. Univ. Berkeley Anomalies in quantum field theory and differential geometry Berkeley, CA Lawrence Berkeley Nat. Lab. Apr 1986 76 p Thesis : Calif. Univ. Berkeley SzGeCERN General Theoretical Physics bibliography REPORT THESIS 1986 14 1990-01-29 50 2002-03-22 BATCH SLAC 1594192 h 198650n THESIS eng LBL-21916 Ingermanson, R Calif. Univ. Berkeley Accelerating the loop expansion Berkeley, CA Lawrence Berkeley Nat. Lab. Jul 1986 96 p Thesis : Calif. Univ. Berkeley montague_only SzGeCERN General Theoretical Physics bibliography REPORT THESIS 1986 14 1990-01-29 50 2002-03-22 BATCH SLAC 1594184 h 198650n THESIS eng LBL-28106 Bertsche, K J Calif. Univ. Berkeley A small low energy cyclotron for radioisotope measurements Berkeley, CA Lawrence Berkeley Nat. Lab. Nov 1989 155 p Thesis : Calif. Univ. Berkeley SzGeCERN Accelerators and Storage Rings bibliography REPORT THESIS 14 1989 1990-02-28 50 2002-03-22 BATCH h 199010n THESIS gr-qc/0204045 eng Khalatnikov, I M L D Landau Institute for Theoretical Physics of Russian Academy of Sciences Comment about quasiisotropic solution of Einstein equations near cosmological singularity 12 Apr 2002 7 p We generalize for the case of arbitrary hydrodynamical matter the quasiisotropic solution of Einstein equations near cosmological singularity, found by Lifshitz and Khalatnikov in 1960 for the case of radiation-dominated universe. Itis shown that this solution always exists, but dependence of terms in the quasiisotropic expansion acquires a more complicated form. LANL EDS SzGeCERN General Relativity and Cosmology Kamenshchik, A Y Alexander Kamenshchik <sasha.kamenshchik@centrovolta.it> http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/0204045.pdf http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/0204045.ps.gz CER n 200231 2002 11 2002-04-15 00 2002-04-15 BATCH PREPRINT [1] Lifshitz E M and Khalatnikov I M 1960 149 Zh. Eksp. Teor. Fiz. 39 1960 Zh. Eksp. Teor. Fiz. 39 (1960) 149 [2] Lifshitz E M and Khalatnikov I M 1964 Sov. Phys. Uspekhi 6 495 [3] Landau L D and Lifshitz E M 1979 The Classical Theory of Fields (Perg-amon Press) [4] Starobinsky A A 1986 Stochastic De Sitter (inflationary stage) in the early universe in Field Theory, Quantum Gravity and Strings, (Eds. H.J. De Vega and N. 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LANL EDS SzGeCERN Particle Physics - Phenomenology Nezri, E Orloff, J Jean Orloff <orloff@in2p3.fr> http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/0204135.pdf http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/0204135.ps.gz 2002 11 2002-04-15 00 2002-04-15 BATCH n 200216 PREPRINT hep-ph/0204136 eng FISIST-14-2001-CFIF IPPP-01-58 DCPT-01-114 Branco, G C FCIF Supersymmetry and a rationale for small CP violating phases 12 Apr 2002 28 p We analyse the CP problem in the context of a supersymmetric extension of the standard model with universal strength of Yukawa couplings. A salient feature of these models is that the CP phases are constrained to be very small by thehierarchy of the quark masses, and the pattern of CKM mixing angles. This leads to a small amount of CP violation from the usual KM mechanism and a significant contribution from supersymmetry is required. Due to the large generationmixing in some of the supersymmetric interactions, the electric dipole moments impose severe constraints on the parameter space, forcing the trilinear couplings to be factorizable in matrix form. We find that the LL mass insertionsgive the dominant gluino contribution to saturate epsilon_K. The chargino contributions to epsilon'/epsilon are significant and can accommodate the experimental results. In this framework, the standard model gives a negligiblecontribution to the CP asymmetry in B-meson decay, a_{J/\psi K_s}. However, due to supersymmetric contributions to B_d-\bar{B}_d mixing, the recent large value of a_{J/\psi K_s} can be accommodated. 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LANL EDS SzGeCERN Nuclear Physics Deb, P K Ken Amos <amos@physics.unimelb.edu.au> http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/0204032.pdf http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/0204032.ps.gz 2002 11 2002-04-15 00 2002-04-15 BATCH n 200216 PREPRINT nucl-th/0204033 eng Oyamatsu, K Aichi Shukutoku Univ Saturation of nuclear matter and radii of unstable nuclei 12 Apr 2002 26 p We examine relations among the parameters characterizing the phenomenological equation of state (EOS) of nearly symmetric, uniform nuclear matter near the saturation density by comparing macroscopic calculations of radii and massesof stable nuclei with the experimental data. The EOS parameters of interest here are the symmetry energy S_0, the symmetry energy density-derivative coefficient L and the incompressibility K_0 at the normal nuclear density. 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In comparison to the Brueckner-Hartree-Fock approach, the binding energyis reduced and the equation of state is harder LANL EDS SzGeCERN Nuclear Physics Bozek <bozek@sothis.ifj.edu.pl> http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/0204034.pdf http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/0204034.ps.gz 2002 11 2002-04-15 00 2002-04-15 BATCH n 200216 PREPRINT SCAN-9605068 eng McGILL-96-15 Contogouris, A P University of Athens One loop corrections for certain reactions initiated by 5-parton subprocesses via helicity amplitudes Montreal McGill Univ. Phys. Dept. Apr 1996? 28 p UNC9808 SzGeCERN Particle Physics - Phenomenology Merebashvili, Z V Lebessis, F Veropoulos, G http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/convert_SCAN-9605068.pdf http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/SCAN-9605068.tif 13 1996 1996-05-08 50 2001-12-14 BATCH 4234-4243 7 Phys. 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LANL EDS SzGeCERN Particle Physics - Theory Brett McInnes <matmcinn@nus.edu.sg> http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/0003291.pdf http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/0003291.ps.gz 2000 13 Innes, Brett Mc 2000-04-03 50 2001-11-09 BATCH 025 J. High Energy Phys. 05 2000 SLAC 4356136 n 200014 ARTICLE SCAN-9605071 eng KEK-Preprint-95-196 TUAT-HEP-96-1 DPNU-96-04 Emi, K KEK Study of a dE/dx measurement and the gas-gain saturation by a prototype drift chamber for the BELLE-CDC Tsukuba KEK Jan 1996 20 p UNC9806 SzGeCERN Detectors and Experimental Techniques Tsukamoto, T Hirano, H Mamada, H Sakai, Y Uno, S Itami, S Kajikawa, R Nitoh, O Ohishi, N Sugiyama, A Suzuki, S Takahashi, T Tamagawa, Y Tomoto, M Yamaki, T library@kekvax.kek.jp http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/convert_SCAN-9605071.pdf http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/SCAN-9605071.tif 1996 13 1996-05-08 50 2001-12-14 BATCH 225 2 Nucl. 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LANL EDS LANLPUBL200104 SzGeCERN Particle Physics - Theory Lin, C Y Abdalla, E Elcio Abdalla <eabdalla@fma.if.usp.br> http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/0003295.pdf http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/0003295.ps.gz http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/0003295.fig1.ps.gz Additional http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/0003295.fig2.ps.gz Additional http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/0003295.fig3.ps.gz Additional http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/0003295.fig4.ps.gz Additional http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/0003295.fig5.ps.gz Additional http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/0003295.fig6a.ps.gz Additional http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/0003295.fig6b.ps.gz Additional http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/0003295.fig7.ps.gz Additional CER n 200231 2000 13 Wang, Bin Lin, Chi-Yong Abdalla, Elcio 2000-04-03 50 2001-11-09 BATCH 79-88 Phys. 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Пред ним широко<br /> Река неслася; бедный чёлн<br /> По ней стремился одиноко. <br /> По мшистым, топким берегам<br /> Чернели избы здесь и там, <br /> Приют убогого чухонца; <br /> И лес, неведомый лучам<br /> В тумане спрятанного солнца, <br /> Кругом шумел. 1833 1990-01-27 00 2002-04-12 BATCH POETRY gre Καβάφης, Κ Π Ιθάκη <!--HTML-->Σα βγεις στον πηγαιμό για την Ιθάκη, <br /> να εύχεσαι νάναι μακρύς ο δρόμος, <br /> γεμάτος περιπέτειες, γεμάτος γνώσεις. <br/> Τους Λαιστρυγόνας και τους Κύκλωπας, <br /> τον θυμωμένο Ποσειδώνα μη φοβάσαι, <br /> τέτοια στον δρόμο σου ποτέ σου δεν θα βρείς, <br /> αν μέν' η σκέψις σου υψηλή, αν εκλεκτή<br /> συγκίνησις το πνεύμα και το σώμα σου αγγίζει. <br /> Τους Λαιστρυγόνας και τους Κύκλωπας, <br /> τον άγριο Ποσειδώνα δεν θα συναντήσεις, <br /> αν δεν τους κουβανείς μες στην ψυχή σου, <br /> αν η ψυχή σου δεν τους στήνει εμπρός σου. <br /> <br> Να εύχεσαι νάναι μακρύς ο δρόμος. <br /> Πολλά τα καλοκαιρινά πρωϊά να είναι<br /> που με τι ευχαρίστησι, με τι χαρά<br /> θα μπαίνεις σε λιμένας πρωτοειδωμένους· <br /> να σταματήσεις σ' εμπορεία Φοινικικά, <br /> και τες καλές πραγμάτειες ν' αποκτήσεις, <br /> σεντέφια και κοράλλια, κεχριμπάρια κ' έβενους, <br /> και ηδονικά μυρωδικά κάθε λογής, <br /> όσο μπορείς πιο άφθονα ηδονικά μυρωδικά· <br /> σε πόλεις Αιγυπτιακές πολλές να πας, <br /> να μάθεις και να μάθεις απ' τους σπουδασμένους. <br /> <br /> Πάντα στον νου σου νάχεις την Ιθάκη. <br/> Το φθάσιμον εκεί είν' ο προορισμός σου. <br /> Αλλά μη βιάζεις το ταξίδι διόλου. <br /> Καλλίτερα χρόνια πολλά να διαρκέσει· <br /> και γέρος πια ν' αράξεις στο νησί, <br /> πλούσιος με όσα κέρδισες στον δρόμο, <br /> μη προσδοκώντας πλούτη να σε δώσει η Ιθάκη. <br /> <br /> Η Ιθάκη σ' έδωσε το ωραίο ταξίδι. <br /> Χωρίς αυτήν δεν θάβγαινες στον δρόμο. <br /> Αλλο δεν έχει να σε δώσει πια. <br /> <br /> Κι αν πτωχική την βρεις, η Ιθάκη δεν σε γέλασε. <br /> Ετσι σοφός που έγινες, με τόση πείρα, <br /> ήδη θα το κατάλαβες η Ιθάκες τι σημαίνουν. 1911 2005-03-02 00 2005-03-02 BATCH POETRY SzGeCERN 2345180CERCER SLAC 5278333 hep-th/0210114 eng Klebanov, Igor R Princeton University AdS Dual of the Critical O(N) Vector Model 2002 11 Oct 2002 11 p We suggest a general relation between theories of infinite number of higher-spin massless gauge fields in $AdS_{d+1}$ and large $N$ conformal theories in $d$ dimensions containing $N$-component vector fields. In particular, we propose that the singlet sector of the well-known critical 3-d O(N) model with the $(\phi^a \phi^a)^2$ interaction is dual, in the large $N$ limit, to the minimal bosonic theory in $AdS_4$ containing massless gauge fields of even spin. LANL EDS SIS LANLPUBL2003 SIS:2003 PR/LKR added SzGeCERN Particle Physics - Theory ARTICLE LANL EDS High Energy Physics - Theory Polyakov, A M 213-219 Phys. Lett. B 550 2002 http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/0210114.pdf http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/0210114.ps.gz klebanov@feynman.princeton.edu n 200242 13 20060826 0012 CER01 20021014 PUBLIC 002345180CER ARTICLE DRAFT [1] G.’t Hooft, "A planar diagram theory for strong interactions," Nucl. Phys. B 72 (1974) 461 [2] A.M. Polyakov, "String theory and quark confinement," Nucl. Phys. B, Proc. Suppl. 68 (1998) 1 hep-th/9711002 [2] "The wall of the cave," hep-th/9809057 [3] J. 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B 531 2002 http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/0201100.pdf http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/0201100.ps.gz wolfgang.mueck@na.infn.it n 200204 13 20060826 0008 CER01 20020128 PUBLIC 002292727CER ARTICLE [1] E. Witten, hep-th/0112258 [2] S. S. Gubser, I. R. Klebanov and A. M. Polyakov, Phys. Lett. B 428 (1998) 105 hep-th/9802109 [3] E. Witten, Adv. Theor. Math. Phys. 2 (1998) 253 hep-th/9802150 [4] P. Breitenlohner and D. Z. Freedman, Ann. Phys. (San Diego) 144 (1982) 249 [5] I. R. Klebanov and E. Witten, Nucl. Phys. B 556 (1999) 89 hep-th/9905104 [6] W. Mück and K. S. Viswanathan, Phys. Rev. D 60 (1999) 081901 hep-th/9906155 [7] W. Mück, Nucl. Phys. B 620 (2002) 477 hep-th/0105270 [8] M. Bianchi, D. Z. Freedman and K. Skenderis, J. High Energy Phys. 08 (2001) 041 hep-th/0105276 SzGeCERN 2307939CERCER SLAC 4923022 hep-th/0205061 eng DSF-2002-11 QMUL-PH-2002-11 Martelli, D University of London Holographic Renormalization and Ward Identities with the Hamilton-Jacobi Method 2003 Napoli Napoli Univ. 7 May 2002 31 p A systematic procedure for performing holographic renormalization, which makes use of the Hamilton-Jacobi method, is proposed and applied to a bulk theory of gravity interacting with a scalar field and a U(1) gauge field in the Stueckelberg formalism. We describe how the power divergences are obtained as solutions of a set of "descent equations" stemming from the radial Hamiltonian constraint of the theory. In addition, we isolate the logarithmic divergences, which are closely related to anomalies. The method allows to determine also the exact one-point functions of the dual field theory. Using the other Hamiltonian constraints of the bulk theory, we derive the Ward identities for diffeomorphisms and gauge invariance. In particular, we demonstrate the breaking of U(1)_R current conservation, recovering the holographic chiral anomaly recently discussed in hep-th/0112119 and hep-th/0202056. LANL EDS SIS LANLPUBL2004 SIS:2004 PR/LKR added SzGeCERN Particle Physics - Theory ARTICLE LANL EDS High Energy Physics - Theory Mück, W Martelli, Dario Mueck, Wolfgang 248-276 Nucl. Phys. B 654 2003 http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/0205061.pdf http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/0205061.ps.gz d.martelli@qmul.ac.uk n 200219 13 20060823 0005 CER01 20020508 PUBLIC 002307939CER ARTICLE [1] J. M. Maldacena, Adv. Theor. Math. Phys. 2 (1998) 231 hep-th/9711200 [2] S. S. Gubser, I. R. Klebanov and A. M. Polyakov, Phys. Lett. B 428 (1998) 105 hep-th/9802109 [3] E. Witten, Adv. Theor. Math. Phys. 2 (1998) 253 hep-th/9802150 [4] E. 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The fuzzy $S^{2k-1} $ is related to a higher dimensional coset $ {SO(2k) \over U(1) \times U(k-1)}$. These cosets are bundles where base and fibre are hermitian symmetric spaces. The detailed form of the generators and relations for the Matrix algebras related to the fuzzy three-spheres suggests Matrix actions which admit the fuzzy spheres as solutions. These Matrix actions are compared with the BFSS, IKKT and BMN Matrix models as well as some others. The geometry and combinatorics of fuzzy odd spheres lead to some remarks on the transverse five-brane problem of Matrix theories and the exotic scaling of the entropy of 5-branes with the brane number. LANL EDS SIS:2003 PR/LKR added SzGeCERN Particle Physics - Theory ARTICLE LANL EDS High Energy Physics - Theory Ramgoolam, Sanjaye 064 J. 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Anselmi, hep-th/0210123 SzGeCERN 20041129103619.0 2357700CERCER SLAC 5435544 hep-th/0212314 eng KUNS-1817 YITP-2002-73 TAUP-2719 Fukuma, M Kyoto University Holographic Renormalization Group 2003 Kyoto Kyoto Univ. 26 Dec 2002 90 p The holographic renormalization group (RG) is reviewed in a self-contained manner. The holographic RG is based on the idea that the radial coordinate of a space-time with asymptotically AdS geometry can be identified with the RG flow parameter of the boundary field theory. After briefly discussing basic aspects of the AdS/CFT correspondence, we explain how the notion of the holographic RG comes out in the AdS/CFT correspondence. We formulate the holographic RG based on the Hamilton-Jacobi equations for bulk systems of gravity and scalar fields, as was introduced by de Boer, Verlinde and Verlinde. We then show that the equations can be solved with a derivative expansion by carefully extracting local counterterms from the generating functional of the boundary field theory. The calculational methods to obtain the Weyl anomaly and scaling dimensions are presented and applied to the RG flow from the N=4 SYM to an N=1 superconformal fixed point discovered by Leigh and Strassler. We further discuss a relation between the holographic RG and the noncritical string theory, and show that the structure of the holographic RG should persist beyond the supergravity approximation as a consequence of the renormalizability of the nonlinear sigma model action of noncritical strings. As a check, we investigate the holographic RG structure of higher-derivative gravity systems, and show that such systems can also be analyzed based on the Hamilton-Jacobi equations, and that the behaviour of bulk fields are determined solely by their boundary values. 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In such theories the cosmological evolution gets dramatically modified at the crossover scale, usually exhibiting a "self-accelerated" expansion, which can be differentiated from more conventional "dark energy" scenarios by precision cosmology. However, unlike the latter scenarios, theories of modified-gravity are extremely constrained (and potentially testable) by the precision gravitational measurements at much shorter scales. Despite the presence of extra polarizations of graviton, the theory is compatible with observations, since the naive perturbative expansion in Newton's constant breaks down at a certain intermediate scale. This happens because the extra polarizations have couplings singular in $1/r_c$. However, the correctly resummed non-linear solutions are regular and exhibit continuous Einsteinian limit. 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Quantum Gravity 20 (2003) R145 hep-th/0212256 SzGeCERN 20060713170102.0 hep-th/0606038 eng DESY-06-083 DESY-2006-083 Papadimitriou, I DESY Non-Supersymmetric Membrane Flows from Fake Supergravity and Multi-Trace Deformations 2007 Hamburg DESY 5 Jun 2006 45 p We use fake supergravity as a solution generating technique to obtain a continuum of non-supersymmetric asymptotically $AdS_4\times S^7$ domain wall solutions of eleven-dimensional supergravity with non-trivial scalars in the $SL(8,\mathbb{R})/SO(8)$ coset. These solutions are continuously connected to the supersymmetric domain walls describing a uniform sector of the Coulomb branch of the $M2$-brane theory. We also provide a general argument that identifies the fake superpotential with the exact large-N quantum effective potential of the dual theory, thus arriving at a very general description of multi-trace deformations in the AdS/CFT correspondence, which strongly motivates further study of fake supergravity as a solution generating method. This identification allows us to interpret our non-supersymmetric solutions as a family of marginal triple-trace deformations of the Coulomb branch that completely break supersymmetry and to calculate the exact large-N anomalous dimensions of the operators involved. The holographic one- and two-point functions for these solutions are also computed. LANL EDS SIS JHEP2007 SIS:200703 PR/LKR added SzGeCERN Particle Physics - Theory ARTICLE LANL EDS High Energy Physics - Theory Papadimitriou, Ioannis 008 J. 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In this paper we generalize theanalysis to include VEVs of non-Abelian fields. We find several,MSSM-producing, exact non-Abelian flat directions, which are the first suchexamples in the literature. We examine the possibility that hidden sectorcondensates lift the flat directions. LANL EDS SIS LANLPUBL2001 SIS:2001 PR/LKR added SzGeCERN Particle Physics - Phenomenology ARTICLE Faraggi, A E Nanopoulos, Dimitri V Walker, J W Walker, Joel W. 10.1142/S0217732300001444 1191-1202 Mod. Phys. Lett. A 15 2000 gcleaver@rainbow.physics.tamu.edu n 200006 13 20070425 1017 CER01 20000207 PUBLIC 002174811CER ARTICLE [1] A.E. Faraggi and D.V. Nanopoulos and L. Yuan Nucl. Phys. B 335 (1990) 347 [2] I. Antoniadis and J. Ellis and J. Hagelin and D.V. Nanopoulos Phys. Lett. B 213 (1989) 65 [3] I. Antoniadis and C. Bachas and C. Kounnas Nucl. Phys. B 289 (1987) 87 [4] A.E. Faraggi and D.V. Nanopoulos Phys. Rev. D 48 (1993) 3288 [5] G.B. Cleaver and A.E. Faraggi and D.V. Nanopoulos and L. Yuan Phys. Lett. B 455 (1999) 135 [6] hep-ph/9904301 [7] hep-ph/9910230 [8] Phys. Lett. B 256 (1991) 150 [10] hep-ph/9511426 [12] J. Ellis, K. Enqvist, D.V. Nanopoulos Phys. Lett., B 151 (1985) 357 [13] P. Horava Phys. Rev. D 54 (1996) 7561 http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/0002060.pdf http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/0002060.ps.gz SzGeCERN 20060914104330.0 INIS 34038281 UNCOVER 251,129,189,013 eng SCAN-0005061 TESLA-FEL-99-07 Treusch, R Development of photon beam diagnostics for VUV radiation from a SASE FEL 2000 Hamburg DESY Dec 1999 For the proof-of-principle experiment of self-amplified spontaneous emission (SASE) at short wavelengths on the VUV FEL at DESY a multi-facetted photon beam diagnostics experiment has been developed employing new detection concepts to measure all SASE specific properties on a single pulse basis. The present setup includes instrumentation for the measurement of the energy and the angular and spectral distribution of individual photon pulses. Different types of photon detectors such as PtSi-photodiodes and fast thermoelectric detectors based on YBaCuO-films are used to cover some five orders of magnitude of intensity from the level of spontaneous emission to FEL radiation at saturation. A 1 m normal incidence monochromator in combination with a fast intensified CCD camera allows to select single photon pulses and to record the full spectrum at high resolution to resolve the fine structure due to the start-up from noise. SIS INIS2004 SIS UNC2002 Development of photon beam diagnostics for VUV radiation from a SASE FEL SzGeCERN Accelerators and Storage Rings ARTICLE INIS Particle accelerators INIS ceramics- INIS desy- INIS far-ultraviolet-radiation INIS free-electron-lasers INIS photodiodes- INIS photon-beams INIS superradiance- INIS thin-films INIS x-ray-detection INIS x-ray-sources INIS accelerators- INIS beams- INIS cyclic-accelerators INIS detection- INIS electromagnetic-radiation INIS emission- INIS energy-level-transitions INIS films- INIS lasers- INIS photon-emission INIS radiation-detection INIS radiation-sources INIS radiations- INIS semiconductor-devices INIS semiconductor-diodes INIS stimulated-emission INIS synchrotrons- INIS ultraviolet-radiation Lokajczyk, T Xu, W Jastrow, U Hahn, U Bittner, L Feldhaus, J 456-462 1-3 Nucl. Instrum. Methods Phys. Res., A 445 2000 n 200430 13 20061230 0016 CER01 20040727 000289917 456-462 hamburg990823 PUBLIC 002471378CER ARTICLE http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/convert_SCAN-0005061.pdf SzGeCERN 20070110102840.0 0008580CERCER eng SCAN-9709037 UCRL-8417 Orear, J Notes on statistics for physicists Statistics for physicists 1958 Berkeley, CA Lawrence Berkeley Nat. Lab. 13 Aug 1958 34 p SzGeCERN Mathematical Physics and Mathematics PREPRINT oai:cds.cern.ch:SCAN-9709037 cerncds:SCAN cerncds:FULLTEXT h 199700 11 20070110 1028 CER01 19900127 PUBLIC PREPRINT DRAFT 0001 000008580CER http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/9709037.pdf BUL-NEWS-2009-001 eng Charles Darwin A naturalist's voyage around the world <!--HTML--><p class="articleHeader">After having been twice driven back by heavy south-western gales, Her Majesty's ship Beagle" a ten-gun brig, under the command of Captain Fitz Roy, R.N., sailed from Devonport on the 27th of December, 1831. The object of the expedition was to complete the survey of Patagonia and Tierra del Fuego, commenced under Captain King in 1826 to 1830--to survey the shores of Chile, Peru, and of some islands in the Pacific--and to carry a chain of chronometrical measurements round the World.</p> <div class="phwithcaption"> <div class="imageScale"><img alt="" src="http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/icon-journal_hms_beagle_image.gif" /></div> <p>H.M.S. Beagle</p> </div> <p>On the 6th of January we reached Teneriffe, but were prevented landing, by fears of our bringing the cholera: the next morning we saw the sun rise behind the rugged outline of the Grand Canary Island, and suddenly illumine the Peak of Teneriffe, whilst the lower parts were veiled in fleecy clouds. This was the first of many delightful days never to be forgotten. On the 16th of January 1832 we anchored at Porto Praya, in St. Jago, the chief island of the Cape de Verd archipelago.</p> <p>The neighbourhood of Porto Praya, viewed from the sea, wears a desolate aspect. The volcanic fires of a past age, and the scorching heat of a tropical sun, have in most places rendered the soil unfit for vegetation. The country rises in successive steps of table-land, interspersed with some truncate conical hills, and the horizon is bounded by an irregular chain of more lofty mountains. The scene, as beheld through the hazy atmosphere of this climate, is one of great interest; if, indeed, a person, fresh from sea, and who has just walked, for the first time, in a grove of cocoa-nut trees, can be a judge of anything but his own happiness. The island would generally be considered as very uninteresting, but to any one accustomed only to an English landscape, the novel aspect of an utterly sterile land possesses a grandeur which more vegetation might spoil. A single green leaf can scarcely be discovered over wide tracts of the lava plains; yet flocks of goats, together with a few cows, contrive to exist. It rains very seldom, but during a short portion of the year heavy torrents fall, and immediately afterwards a light vegetation springs out of every crevice. This soon withers; and upon such naturally formed hay the animals live. It had not now rained for an entire year. When the island was discovered, the immediate neighbourhood of Porto Praya was clothed with trees,1 the reckless destruction of which has caused here, as at St. Helena, and at some of the Canary islands, almost entire sterility. The broad, flat-bottomed valleys, many of which serve during a few days only in the season as watercourses, are clothed with thickets of leafless bushes. Few living creatures inhabit these valleys. The commonest bird is a kingfisher (Dacelo Iagoensis), which tamely sits on the branches of the castor-oil plant, and thence darts on grasshoppers and lizards. It is brightly coloured, but not so beautiful as the European species: in its flight, manners, and place of habitation, which is generally in the driest valley, there is also a wide difference. One day, two of the officers and myself rode to Ribeira Grande, a village a few miles eastward of Porto Praya. Until we reached the valley of St. Martin, the country presented its usual dull brown appearance; but here, a very small rill of water produces a most refreshing margin of luxuriant vegetation. In the course of an hour we arrived at Ribeira Grande, and were surprised at the sight of a large ruined fort and cathedral. This little town, before its harbour was filled up, was the principal place in the island: it now presents a melancholy, but very picturesque appearance. Having procured a black Padre for a guide, and a Spaniard who had served in the Peninsular war as an interpreter, we visited a collection of buildings, of which an ancient church formed the principal part. It is here the governors and captain-generals of the islands have been buried. Some of the tombstones recorded dates of the sixteenth century.1 The heraldic ornaments were the only things in this retired place that reminded us of Europe. The church or chapel formed one side of a quadrangle, in the middle of which a large clump of bananas were growing. On another side was a hospital, containing about a ozen miserable-looking inmates.</p> <p>We returned to the Vênda to eat our dinners. A considerable number of men, women, and children, all as black as jet, collected to watch us. Our companions were extremely merry; and everything we said or did was followed by their hearty laughter. Before leaving the town we visited the cathedral. It does not appear so rich as the smaller church, but boasts of a little organ, which sent forth singularly inharmonious cries. We presented the black priest with a few shillings, and the Spaniard, patting him on the head, said, with much candour, he thought his colour made no great difference. We then returned, as fast as the ponies would go, to Porto Praya.</p> (Excerpt from A NATURALIST'S VOYAGE ROUND THE WORLD Chapter 1, By Charles Darwin) <!--HTML--><br /> 3 02/2009 Atlantis Times 3 03/2009 Atlantis Times ATLANTISTIMESNEWS http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/journal_hms_beagle_image.gif http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/icon-journal_hms_beagle_image.gif BUL-NEWS-2009-002 eng Plato Atlantis (Critias) <!--HTML--><p class="articleHeader">I have before remarked in speaking of the allotments of the gods, that they distributed the whole earth into portions differing in extent, and made for themselves temples and instituted sacrifices. And Poseidon, receiving for his lot the island of Atlantis, begat children by a mortal woman, and settled them in a part of the island, which I will describe.</p> <p>Looking towards the sea, but in the centre of the whole island, there was a plain which is said to have been the fairest of all plains and very fertile. Near the plain again, and also in the centre of the island at a distance of about fifty stadia, there was a mountain not very high on any side. In this mountain there dwelt one of the earth-born primeval men of that country, whose name was Evenor, and he had a wife named Leucippe, and they had an only daughter who was called Cleito. The maiden had already reached womanhood, when her father and mother died; Poseidon fell in love with her and had intercourse with her, and breaking the ground, inclosed the hill in which she dwelt all round, making alternate zones of sea and land larger and smaller, encircling one another; there were two of land and three of water, which he turned as with a lathe, each having its circumference equidistant every way from the centre, so that no man could get to the island, for ships and voyages were not as yet. He himself, being a god, found no difficulty in making special arrangements for the centre island, bringing up two springs of water from beneath the earth, one of warm water and the other of cold, and making every variety of food to spring up abundantly from the soil. He also begat and brought up five pairs of twin male children; and dividing the island of Atlantis into ten portions, he gave to the first-born of the eldest pair his mother's dwelling and the surrounding allotment, which was the largest and best, and made him king over the rest; the others he made princes, and gave them rule over many men, and a large territory. And he named them all; the eldest, who was the first king, he named Atlas, and after him the whole island and the ocean were called Atlantic. To his twin brother, who was born after him, and obtained as his lot the extremity of the island towards the pillars of Heracles, facing the country which is now called the region of Gades in that part of the world, he gave the name which in the Hellenic language is Eumelus, in the language of the country which is named after him, Gadeirus. Of the second pair of twins he called one Ampheres, and the other Evaemon. To the elder of the third pair of twins he gave the name Mneseus, and Autochthon to the one who followed him. Of the fourth pair of twins he called the elder Elasippus, and the younger Mestor. And of the fifth pair he gave to the elder the name of Azaes, and to the younger that of Diaprepes. All these and their descendants for many generations were the inhabitants and rulers of divers islands in the open sea; and also, as has been already said, they held sway in our direction over the country within the pillars as far as Egypt and Tyrrhenia. Now Atlas had a numerous and honourable family, and they retained the kingdom, the eldest son handing it on to his eldest for many generations; and they had such an amount of wealth as was never before possessed by kings and potentates, and is not likely ever to be again, and they were furnished with everything which they needed, both in the city and country. For because of the greatness of their empire many things were brought to them from foreign countries, and the island itself provided most of what was required by them for the uses of life. In the first place, they dug out of the earth whatever was to be found there, solid as well as fusile, and that which is now only a name and was then something more than a name, orichalcum, was dug out of the earth in many parts of the island, being more precious in those days than anything except gold. There was an abundance of wood for carpenter's work, and sufficient maintenance for tame and wild animals. Moreover, there were a great number of elephants in the island; for as there was provision for all other sorts of animals, both for those which live in lakes and marshes and rivers, and also for those which live in mountains and on plains, so there was for the animal which is the largest and most voracious of all. Also whatever fragrant things there now are in the earth, whether roots, or herbage, or woods, or essences which distil from fruit and flower, grew and thrived in that land; also the fruit which admits of cultivation, both the dry sort, which is given us for nourishment and any other which we use for food&mdash;we call them all by the common name of pulse, and the fruits having a hard rind, affording drinks and meats and ointments, and good store of chestnuts and the like, which furnish pleasure and amusement, and are fruits which spoil with keeping, and the pleasant kinds of dessert, with which we console ourselves after dinner, when we are tired of eating&mdash;all these that sacred island which then beheld the light of the sun, brought forth fair and wondrous and in infinite abundance. With such blessings the earth freely furnished them; meanwhile they went on constructing their temples and palaces and harbours and docks.</p> (Excerpt from CRITIAS, By Plato, translated By Jowett, Benjamin) <!--HTML--><br /> 2 02/2009 Atlantis Times 2 03/2009 Atlantis Times ATLANTISTIMESNEWS BUL-NEWS-2009-003 eng Plato Atlantis (Timaeus) <!--HTML--><p class="articleHeader">This great island lay over against the Pillars of Heracles, in extent greater than Libya and Asia put together, and was the passage to other islands and to a great ocean of which the Mediterranean sea was only the harbour; and within the Pillars the empire of Atlantis reached in Europe to Tyrrhenia and in Libya to Egypt.</p> <p>This mighty power was arrayed against Egypt and Hellas and all the countries</p> <div class="phrwithcaption"> <div class="imageScale"><img src="http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/icon-journal_Athanasius_Kircher_Atlantis_image.gif" alt="" /></div> <p>Representation of Atlantis by Athanasius Kircher (1669)</p> </div> bordering on the Mediterranean. Then your city did bravely, and won renown over the whole earth. For at the peril of her own existence, and when the other Hellenes had deserted her, she repelled the invader, and of her own accord gave liberty to all the nations within the Pillars. A little while afterwards there were great earthquakes and floods, and your warrior race all sank into the earth; and the great island of Atlantis also disappeared in the sea. This is the explanation of the shallows which are found in that part of the Atlantic ocean. <p> </p> (Excerpt from TIMAEUS, By Plato, translated By Jowett, Benjamin)<br /> <!--HTML--><br /> 1 02/2009 Atlantis Times 1 03/2009 Atlantis Times 1 04/2009 Atlantis Times ATLANTISTIMESNEWS http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/journal_Athanasius_Kircher_Atlantis_image.gif http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/icon-journal_Athanasius_Kircher_Atlantis_image.gif BUL-SCIENCE-2009-001 eng Charles Darwin The order Rodentia in South America <!--HTML--><p>The order Rodentia is here very numerous in species: of mice alone I obtained no less than eight kinds. <sup><a name="note1" href="#footnote1">1</a></sup>The largest gnawing animal in the world, the Hydrochærus capybara (the water-hog), is here also common. One which I shot at Monte Video weighed ninety-eight pounds: its length, from the end of the snout to the stump-like tail, was three feet two inches; and its girth three feet eight. These great Rodents occasionally frequent the islands in the mouth of the Plata, where the water is quite salt, but are far more abundant on the borders of fresh-water lakes and rivers. Near Maldonado three or four generally live together. In the daytime they either lie among the aquatic plants, or openly feed on the turf plain.<sup><a name="note2" href="#footnote2">2</a></sup></p> <p> <div class="phlwithcaption"> <div class="imageScale"><img src="http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/icon-journal_water_dog_image.gif" alt="" /></div> <p>Hydrochærus capybara or Water-hog</p> </div> When viewed at a distance, from their manner of walking and colour they resemble pigs: but when seated on their haunches, and attentively watching any object with one eye, they reassume the appearance of their congeners, cavies and rabbits. Both the front and side view of their head has quite a ludicrous aspect, from the great depth of their jaw. These animals, at Maldonado, were very tame; by cautiously walking, I approached within three yards of four old ones. This tameness may probably be accounted for, by the Jaguar having been banished for some years, and by the Gaucho not thinking it worth his while to hunt them. As I approached nearer and nearer they frequently made their peculiar noise, which is a low abrupt grunt, not having much actual sound, but rather arising from the sudden expulsion of air: the only noise I know at all like it, is the first hoarse bark of a large dog. Having watched the four from almost within arm's length (and they me) for several minutes, they rushed into the water at full gallop with the greatest impetuosity, and emitted at the same time their bark. After diving a short distance they came again to the surface, but only just showed the upper part of their heads. When the female is swimming in the water, and has young ones, they are said to sit on her back. These animals are easily killed in numbers; but their skins are of trifling value, and the meat is very indifferent. On the islands in the Rio Parana they are exceedingly abundant, and afford the ordinary prey to the Jaguar.</p> <p><small><sup><a name="footnote1" href="#note1">1</a></sup>. In South America I collected altogether twenty-seven species of mice, and thirteen more are known from the works of Azara and other authors. Those collected by myself have been named and described by Mr. Waterhouse at the meetings of the Zoological Society. I must be allowed to take this opportunity of returning my cordial thanks to Mr. Waterhouse, and to the other gentleman attached to that Society, for their kind and most liberal assistance on all occasions.</small></p> <p><small><sup><a name="footnote2" href="#note2">2</a></sup>. In the stomach and duodenum of a capybara which I opened, I found a very large quantity of a thin yellowish fluid, in which scarcely a fibre could be distinguished. Mr. Owen informs me that a part of the oesophagus is so constructed that nothing much larger than a crowquill can be passed down. Certainly the broad teeth and strong jaws of this animal are well fitted to grind into pulp the aquatic plants on which it feeds.</small></p> (Excerpt from A NATURALIST'S VOYAGE ROUND THE WORLD Chapter 3, By Charles Darwin) <!--HTML--><br />test fr 1 02/2009 Atlantis Times 1 03/2009 Atlantis Times ATLANTISTIMESSCIENCE http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/journal_water_dog_image.gif http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/icon-journal_water_dog_image.gif BUL-NEWS-2009-004 eng Charles Darwin Rio Macâe <!--HTML--><p class="articleHeader">April 14th, 1832.—Leaving Socêgo, we rode to another estate on the Rio Macâe, which was the last patch of cultivated ground in that direction. The estate was two and a half miles long, and the owner had forgotten how many broad.</p> <p> <div class="phlwithcaption"> <div class="imageScale"><img src="http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/icon-journal_virgin_forest_image.gif" alt="" /></div> <p>Virgin Forest</p> </div> Only a very small piece had been cleared, yet almost every acre was capable of yielding all the various rich productions of a tropical land. Considering the enormous area of Brazil, the proportion of cultivated ground can scarcely be considered as anything compared to that which is left in the state of nature: at some future age, how vast a population it will support! During the second day's journey we found the road so shut up that it was necessary that a man should go ahead with a sword to cut away the creepers. The forest abounded with beautiful objects; among which the tree ferns, though not large, were, from their bright green foliage, and the elegant curvature of their fronds, most worthy of admiration. In the evening it rained very heavily, and although the thermometer stood at 65°, I felt very cold. As soon as the rain ceased, it was curious to observe the extraordinary evaporation which commenced over the whole extent of the forest. At the height of a hundred feet the hills were buried in a dense white vapour, which rose like columns of smoke from the most thickly-wooded parts, and especially from the valleys. I observed this phenomenon on several occasions: I suppose it is owing to the large surface of foliage, previously heated by the sun's rays.</p> <p>While staying at this estate, I was very nearly being an eye-witness to one of those atrocious acts which can only take place in a slave country. Owing to a quarrel and a lawsuit, the owner was on the point of taking all the women and children from the male slaves, and selling them separately at the public auction at Rio. Interest, and not any feeling of compassion, prevented this act. Indeed, I do not believe the inhumanity of separating thirty families, who had lived together for many years, even occurred to the owner. Yet I will pledge myself, that in humanity and good feeling he was superior to the common run of men. It may be said there exists no limit to the blindness of interest and selfish habit. I may mention one very trifling anecdote, which at the time struck me more forcibly than any story of cruelty. I was crossing a ferry with a negro who was uncommonly stupid. In endeavouring to make him understand, I talked loud, and made signs, in doing which I passed my hand near his face. He, I suppose, thought I was in a passion, and was going to strike him; for instantly, with a frightened look and half-shut eyes, he dropped his hands. I shall never forget my feelings of surprise, disgust, and shame, at seeing a great powerful man afraid even to ward off a blow, directed, as he thought, at his face. This man had been trained to a degradation lower than the slavery of the most helpless animal.</p> (Excerpt from A NATURALIST'S VOYAGE ROUND THE WORLD Chapter 2, By Charles Darwin) 1 03/2009 Atlantis Times ATLANTISTIMESNEWS http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/journal_virgin_forest_image.gif http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/icon-journal_virgin_forest_image.gif zho 李白 Li Bai Alone Looking at the Mountain eng 敬亭獨坐 <!--HTML-->眾鳥高飛盡<br /> 孤雲去獨閒<br /> 相看兩不厭<br /> 唯有敬亭山 <!--HTML-->All the birds have flown up and gone;<br /> A lonely cloud floats leisurely by.<br /> We never tire of looking at each other -<br /> Only the mountain and I. 701-762 2009-09-16 00 2009-09-16 BATCH POETRY 20110118111428.0 Inspire 882629 SPIRES 8921016 eng CERN-THESIS-99-074 Goodsir, S M Imperial Coll., London A W mass measurement with the ALEPH detector London Imperial Coll. 1999 PhD London U. 1999 No fulltext CERN EDS SzGeCERN Detectors and Experimental Techniques THESIS CERN ALEPH CERN LHC ALEPH h 201103 14 20110128 1717 CER01 20110118 PUBLIC 002943225CER ALEPHTHESIS THESIS DRAFT oai:cds.cern.ch:1322667 cerncds:CERN SzGeCERN CDS INIS 33028075 eng Hodgson, P A measurement of the di-jet cross-sections in two photon physics at LEP 2 Sheffield Sheffield Univ. 2001 mult. p PhD Sheffield Univ. 2001 This thesis presents a study of di-jet production in untagged two photon events in the ALEPH detector at LEP with sq root s=183 GeV. A low background sample of 145146 untagged gamma gamma events is obtained and from this 2346 di-jet events are found. A clustering algorithm, KTCLUS, is used to reconstruct the jet momenta. The data is corrected back to hadron level using the PHOJET Monte Carlo and this sample is compared with two independent NLO QCD calculations. Good agreement is seen except at the lowest jet P sub T , where the calculations overshoot the data; however, it should be noted that perturbative QCD is less reliable at low P sub T. SIS INIS2004 SzGeCERN Particle Physics THESIS ALEPH CERN LEP ALEPH INIS Physics of elementary particles and fields INIS accelerators- INIS bosons- INIS computer-codes INIS cyclic-accelerators INIS elementary-particles INIS energy-range INIS field-theories INIS gev-range INIS jet-model INIS k-codes INIS lep-storage-rings INIS linear-momentum INIS massless-particles INIS mathematical-models INIS multiple-production INIS particle-discrimination INIS particle-identification INIS particle-models INIS particle-production INIS photons- INIS quantum-chromodynamics INIS quantum-field-theory INIS storage-rings INIS synchrotrons- INIS transverse-momentum n 200431 14 20100419 1112 CER01 20040730 PUBLIC 002474361CER ALEPHTHESIS SzGeCERN 20080521084337.0 SPIRES 4066995 CERN-EP-99-060 eng CERN Library EP-1999-060 SCAN-9910048 CERN-L3-175 CERN. Geneva Limits on Higgs boson masses from combining the data of the four LEP experiments at $\sqrt{s} \leq 183 GeV$ 1999 Geneva CERN 26 Apr 1999 18 p ALEPH Papers Preprint not submitted to publication No authors CERN-EP OA SIS:200740 PR/LKR not found (from SLAC, INSPEC) SzGeCERN Particle Physics - Experiment CERN PREPRINT CERN LEP ALEPH CERN LEP DELPHI CERN LEP L3 CERN LEP OPAL MEDLINE searches Higgs bosons LexiHiggs EP ALEPH Collaboration DELPHI Collaboration L3 Collaboration LEP Working Group for Higgs Boson Searches OPAL Collaboration CERN h 199941 11 PUBLIC 000330309CER ARTICLE SzGeCERN 20090128145544.0 CERN-ALEPH-ARCH-DATA-2009-004 eng Beddall, Andrew Gaziantep U. Residual Bose-Einstein Correlations and the Söding Model 2008 Geneva CERN 19 Jan 2009 8 p Bose--Einstein correlations between identical pions close in phase-space is thought to be responsible for the observed distortion in mass spectra of non-identical pions. For example in the decays \rho 0 \rightarrow \pi + \pi - and \rho \pm \rightarrow \pi \pm \pi 0, such distortions are a residual effect where the pions from the \rho decay interact with other identical pions that are close in phase-space. Such interactions can be significant in, for example, hadronic decays of Z bosons where pion multiplicities are high, and resonances such as \rho mesons decay with a very short lifetime thereby creating pions that are close to prompt pions created directly. We present the S{ö}ding model and show that it has been used successfully to model distortions in \pi \pm \pi 0 mass spectra in hadronic Z decays recorded by ALEPH. CERN EDS SzGeCERN Particle Physics - Experiment CERN LEP ALEPH Beddall, Ayda Gaziantep U. Bingül, Ahmet Gaziantep U. PH-EP 173-180 1 Acta Phys. Pol. 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PS PPD '93 CERN d h 199936 y1999 42 20091104 2203 CER01 19991117 PUBLIC PROCEEDINGS 0001 000335074CER ISOLDENOTE BUL-SCIENCE-2009-002 eng Charles Darwin Scissor-beak <!--HTML--><p class="articleHeader"> <i>October 15th.</i>&mdash;We got under way and passed Punta Gorda, where there is a colony of tame Indians from the province of Missiones. We sailed rapidly down the current, but before sunset, from a silly fear of bad weather, we brought-to in a narrow arm of the river. I took the boat and rowed some distance up this creek. It was very narrow, winding, and deep; on each side a wall thirty or forty feet high, formed by trees intwined with creepers, gave to the canal a singularly gloomy appearance. I here saw a very extraordinary bird, called the Scissor-beak (Rhynchops nigra). It has short legs, web feet, extremely long-pointed wings, and is of about the size of a tern.</p> <div class="phrwithcaption"> <div class="imageScale"> <img src="http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/icon-journal_scissor_beak.jpg" /></div> </div> <p> The beak is flattened laterally, that is, in a plane at right angles to that of a spoonbill or duck. It is as flat and elastic as an ivory paper-cutter, and the lower mandible, differently from every other bird, is an inch and a half longer than the upper. In a lake near Maldonado, from which the water had been nearly drained, and which, in consequence, swarmed with small fry, I saw several of these birds, generally in small flocks, flying rapidly backwards and forwards close to the surface of the lake. They kept their bills wide open, and the lower mandible half buried in the water. Thus skimming the surface, they ploughed it in their course: the water was quite smooth, and it formed a most curious spectacle to behold a flock, each bird leaving its narrow wake on the mirror-like surface. In their flight they frequently twist about with extreme quickness, and dexterously manage with their projecting lower mandible to plough up small fish, which are secured by the upper and shorter half of their scissor-like bills. This fact I repeatedly saw, as, like swallows, they continued to fly backwards and forwards close before me. Occasionally when leaving the surface of the water their flight was wild, irregular, and rapid; they then uttered loud harsh cries. When these birds are fishing, the advantage of the long primary feathers of their wings, in keeping them dry, is very evident. When thus employed, their forms resemble the symbol by which many artists represent marine birds. Their tails are much used in steering their irregular course.</p> <p> These birds are common far inland along the course of the Rio Parana; it is said that they remain here during the whole year, and breed in the marshes. During the day they rest in flocks on the grassy plains, at some distance from the water. Being at anchor, as I have said, in one of the deep creeks between the islands of the Parana, as the evening drew to a close, one of these scissor-beaks suddenly appeared. The water was quite still, and many little fish were rising. The bird continued for a long time to skim the surface, flying in its wild and irregular manner up and down the narrow canal, now dark with the growing night and the shadows of the overhanging trees. At Monte Video, I observed that some large flocks during the day remained on the mud-banks at the head of the harbour, in the same manner as on the grassy plains near the Parana; and every evening they took flight seaward. From these facts I suspect that the Rhynchops generally fishes by night, at which time many of the lower animals come most abundantly to the surface. M. Lesson states that he has seen these birds opening the shells of the mactr&aelig; buried in the sand-banks on the coast of Chile: from their weak bills, with the lower mandible so much projecting, their short legs and long wings, it is very improbable that this can be a general habit.</p> DRAFT 2 03/2009 Atlantis Times 2 04/2009 Atlantis Times ATLANTISTIMESSCIENCEDRAFT http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/journal_scissor_beak.jpg http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/icon-journal_scissor_beak.jpg http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/journal_scissor_beak.jpg http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/icon-journal_scissor_beak.jpg restricted-journal_scissor_beak.jpg restricted BUL-NEWS-2009-005 Charles Darwin Galapagos Archipelago <!--HTML--><p class="articleHeader"><i>September 15th.</i>&mdash;This archipelago consists of ten principal islands, of which five exceed the others in size. They are situated under the Equator, and between five and six hundred miles westward of the coast of America. They are all formed of volcanic rocks; a few fragments of granite curiously glazed and altered by the heat can hardly be considered as an exception.</p> <p> Some of the craters surmounting the larger islands are of immense size, and they rise to a height of between three and four thousand feet. Their flanks are studded by innumerable smaller orifices. I scarcely hesitate to affirm that there must be in the whole archipelago at least two thousand craters. These consist either of lava and scori&aelig;, or of finely-stratified, sandstone-like tuff. Most of the latter are beautifully symmetrical; they owe their origin to eruptions of volcanic mud without any lava: it is a remarkable circumstance that every one of the twenty-eight tuff-craters which were examined had their southern sides either much lower than the other sides, or quite broken down and removed. As all these craters apparently have been formed when standing in the sea, and as the waves from the trade wind and the swell from the open Pacific here unite their forces on the southern coasts of all the islands, this singular uniformity in the broken state of the craters, composed of the soft and yielding tuff, is easily explained.</p> <p style="text-align: center;"> <img alt="" class="ph" src="http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/icon-journal_galapagos_archipelago.jpg" style="width: 300px; height: 294px;" /></p> <p> Considering that these islands are placed directly under the equator, the climate is far from being excessively hot; this seems chiefly caused by the singularly low temperature of the surrounding water, brought here by the great southern Polar current. Excepting during one short season very little rain falls, and even then it is irregular; but the clouds generally hang low. Hence, whilst the lower parts of the islands are very sterile, the upper parts, at a height of a thousand feet and upwards, possess a damp climate and a tolerably luxuriant vegetation. This is especially the case on the windward sides of the islands, which first receive and condense the moisture from the atmosphere.</p> DRAFT 1 06/2009 Atlantis Times 1 07/2009 Atlantis Times ATLANTISTIMESNEWSDRAFT http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/journal_galapagos_archipelago.jpg http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/icon-journal_galapagos_archipelago.jpg CERN-MOVIE-2010-075 silent CMS team Produced by CMS animation of the high-energy collisions at 7 TeV on 30th March 2010 2010 CERN Copyright 2010-03-30 10 sec 720x576 16/9, 25 UNKNOWN PAL CERN EDS LHC CERN CMS CERN LHCfirstphysics CERN publvideomovie 2010 VIDEO Run 132440 - Event 2732271 CERN 2010 http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/CERN-MOVIE-2010-075_POSTER.jpg CERN-MOVIE-2010-075_POSTER jpg POSTER POSTER http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/CERN-MOVIE-2010-075.mpg;master CERN-MOVIE-2010-075 mpg;master MASTER MASTER http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/CERN-MOVIE-2010-075.webm;480p CERN-MOVIE-2010-075 webm;480p WEBM_480P WEBM_480P http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/CERN-MOVIE-2010-075.webm;720p CERN-MOVIE-2010-075 webm;720p WEBM_720P WEBM_720P http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/CERN-MOVIE-2010-075_01.jpg;big CERN-MOVIE-2010-075_01 jpg;big BIGTHUMB BIGTHUMB http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/CERN-MOVIE-2010-075_01.jpg;small CERN-MOVIE-2010-075_01 jpg;small SMALLTHUMB SMALLTHUMB http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/CERN-MOVIE-2010-075_02.jpg;big CERN-MOVIE-2010-075_02 jpg;big BIGTHUMB BIGTHUMB http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/CERN-MOVIE-2010-075_02.jpg;small CERN-MOVIE-2010-075_02 jpg;small SMALLTHUMB SMALLTHUMB http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/CERN-MOVIE-2010-075_03.jpg;big CERN-MOVIE-2010-075_03 jpg;big BIGTHUMB BIGTHUMB http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/CERN-MOVIE-2010-075_03.jpg;small CERN-MOVIE-2010-075_03 jpg;small SMALLTHUMB SMALLTHUMB http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/CERN-MOVIE-2010-075_04.jpg;big CERN-MOVIE-2010-075_04 jpg;big BIGTHUMB BIGTHUMB http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/CERN-MOVIE-2010-075_04.jpg;small CERN-MOVIE-2010-075_04 jpg;small SMALLTHUMB SMALLTHUMB http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/CERN-MOVIE-2010-075_05.jpg;big CERN-MOVIE-2010-075_05 jpg;big BIGTHUMB BIGTHUMB http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/CERN-MOVIE-2010-075_05.jpg;small CERN-MOVIE-2010-075_05 jpg;small SMALLTHUMB SMALLTHUMB http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/CERN-MOVIE-2010-075_06.jpg;big CERN-MOVIE-2010-075_06 jpg;big BIGTHUMB BIGTHUMB http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/CERN-MOVIE-2010-075_06.jpg;small CERN-MOVIE-2010-075_06 jpg;small SMALLTHUMB SMALLTHUMB http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/CERN-MOVIE-2010-075_07.jpg;big CERN-MOVIE-2010-075_07 jpg;big BIGTHUMB BIGTHUMB http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/CERN-MOVIE-2010-075_07.jpg;small CERN-MOVIE-2010-075_07 jpg;small SMALLTHUMB SMALLTHUMB http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/CERN-MOVIE-2010-075_08.jpg;big CERN-MOVIE-2010-075_08 jpg;big BIGTHUMB BIGTHUMB http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/CERN-MOVIE-2010-075_08.jpg;small CERN-MOVIE-2010-075_08 jpg;small SMALLTHUMB SMALLTHUMB http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/CERN-MOVIE-2010-075_09.jpg;big CERN-MOVIE-2010-075_09 jpg;big BIGTHUMB BIGTHUMB http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/CERN-MOVIE-2010-075_09.jpg;small CERN-MOVIE-2010-075_09 jpg;small SMALLTHUMB SMALLTHUMB http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/CERN-MOVIE-2010-075_10.jpg;big CERN-MOVIE-2010-075_10 jpg;big BIGTHUMB BIGTHUMB http://invenio-software.org/download/invenio-demo-site-files/CERN-MOVIE-2010-075_10.jpg;small CERN-MOVIE-2010-075_10 jpg;small SMALLTHUMB SMALLTHUMB DLC 19951121053638.0 (OCoLC)oca00230701 AUTHOR|(SzGeCERN)aaa0001 Mann, Thomas 1875-1955 Man, Tomas 1875-1955 Mann, Tomas 1875-1955 Mān, Tūmās 1875-1955 Mann, Paul Thomas 1875-1955 Thomas, Paul 1875-1955 Mani, Tʿomas 1875-1955 Man, Tʿomasŭ 1875-1955 Mann, Tomasz 1875-1955 His Königliche Hoheit, 1909. 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AUTHORITY SUBJECT PER:749 Kilian, K. 0 fzj Other ways to make polarized antiproton beams 2010 107 6697 Verhandlungen der Deutschen Physikalischen Gesellschaft (Reihe 06) 2 Journal Article PER:513 Grzonka, D. 1 fzj PER:1182 Oelert, W. 2 fzj --NOT MATCHED-- Vol. 2 2:< 2 2010 GRANT:413 P53 Struktur der Materie der Materie Physik der Hadronen und Kerne 2010 - INSTITUTION|(DE-Juel1)795 + INSTITUTE|(DE-Juel1)795 IKP IKP-1 Experimentelle Hadronstruktur VDB:126525 VDB DOI 10.1063/1.2737136 VDB VDB:88636 WOS WOS:000246413400056 ISSN 0003-6951 inh:9498831 inh English Inspec Atom-, molecule-, and ion-surface impact and interactions Inspec Pulsed laser deposition Inspec Stoichiometry and homogeneity Inspec Thin film growth, structure, and epitaxy Inspec Vacuum deposition 39744 Heeg, T. 0 fzj Epitaxially stabilized growth of orthorhombic LuScO3 thin films 2007 192901-1 - 192901-3 562 Applied Physics Letters 90 0003-6951 Journal Article Metastable lutetium scandate (LuScO3) thin films with an orthorhombic perovskite structure have been prepared by molecular-beam epitaxy and pulsed-laser deposition on NdGaO3(110) and DyScO3(110) substrates. Stoichiometry and crystallinity were investigated using Rutherford backscattering spectrometry/channeling, x-ray diffraction, and transmission electron microscopy. The results indicate that LuScO3, which normally only exists as a solid solution of Sc2O3 and Lu2O3 with the cubic bixbyite structure, can be grown in the orthorhombically distorted perovskite structure. Rocking curves as narrow as 0.05deg were achieved. A critical film thickness of approximately 200 nm for the epitaxially stabilized perovskite polymorph of LuScO3 on NdGaO3(110) substrates was determined. 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G. 9 ZDBID:2265524-4 10.1063/1.2737136 Vol. 90, no. 19, p. 192901 19 90:19<192901 Applied physics reviews 90 0003-6951 2007 http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.2737136 GRANT:412 P42 Schlüsseltechnologien Grundlagen für zukünftige Informationstechnologien 2007 - INSTITUTION|(DE-Juel1)381 + INSTITUTE|(DE-Juel1)381 14.09.2008 CNI CNI Center of Nanoelectronic Systems for Information Technology Zusammenschluss der am FE-Vorhaben I01 beteiligtenute: IFF-TH-I, IFF-TH-II, IFF-IEM, IFF-IMF, IFF-IEE, ISG-1, ISG-2, ISG-3 - INSTITUTION|(DE-Juel1)788 + INSTITUTE|(DE-Juel1)788 IFF IFF-8 Mikrostrukturforschung - INSTITUTION|(DE-Juel1)799 + INSTITUTE|(DE-Juel1)799 IBN IBN-1 Halbleiter-Nanoelektronik VDB:88636 VDB ARTICLE DOI 10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.638-642.1098 VDB VDB:125298 ISSN 0255-5476 inh:11707323 inh English Inspec Fuel cells PER:96536 Menzler, N.H. 0 fzj Influence of processing parameters on the manufacturing of anode-supported solid oxide fuel cells by different wet chemical routes 2010 4206 Materials Science Forum 638-642 0255-5476 1098 - 1105 Journal Article Anode-supported solid oxide fuel cells (SOFC) are manufactured at Forschungszentrum Jülich by different wet chemical powder processes and subsequent sintering at high temperatures. Recently, the warm pressing of Coat-Mix powders has been replaced by tape casting as the shaping technology for the NiO/8YSZ-containing substrate in order to decrease the demand for raw materials due to lower substrate thickness and in order to increase reproducibility and fabrication capacities (scalable process). Different processing routes for the substrates require the adjustment of process parameters for further coating with functional layers. Therefore, mainly thermal treatment steps have to be adapted to the properties of the new substrate types in order to obtain high-performance cells with minimum curvature (for stack assembly). In this presentation, the influence of selected process parameters during cell manufacturing will be characterized with respect to the resulting physical parameters such as slurry viscosity, green tape thickness, relative density, substrate strength, electrical conductivity, and shrinkage of the different newly developed substrate types. The influencing factors during manufacturing and the resulting characteristics will be presented and possible applications for the various substrates identified. 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    Vitrum edere possum; mihi non nocet.
    Μπορώ να φάω σπασμένα γυαλιά χωρίς να πάθω τίποτα.
    Pòdi manjar de veire, me nafrariá pas.
    Ég get etið gler án þess að meiða mig.
    Ic mæg glæs eotan ond hit ne hearmiað me.
    ᛁᚳ᛫ᛗᚨᚷ᛫ᚷᛚᚨᛋ᛫ᛖᚩᛏᚪᚾ᛫ᚩᚾᛞ᛫ᚻᛁᛏ᛫ᚾᛖ᛫ᚻᛖᚪᚱᛗᛁᚪᚧ᛫ᛗᛖ᛬
    ⠊⠀⠉⠁⠝⠀⠑⠁⠞⠀⠛⠇⠁⠎⠎⠀⠁⠝⠙⠀⠊⠞⠀⠙⠕⠑⠎⠝⠞⠀⠓⠥⠗⠞⠀⠍⠑
    Pot să mănânc sticlă și ea nu mă rănește.
    Meg tudom enni az üveget, nem lesz tőle bajom.
    Môžem jesť sklo. Nezraní ma.
    אני יכול לאכול זכוכית וזה לא מזיק לי.
    איך קען עסן גלאָז און עס טוט מיר נישט װײ.
    أنا قادر على أكل الزجاج و هذا لا يؤلمني.
    Я могу есть стекло, оно мне не вредит.
    მინას ვჭამ და არა მტკივა.
    Կրնամ ապակի ուտել և ինծի անհանգիստ չըներ։
    मैं काँच खा सकता हूँ, मुझे उस से कोई पीडा नहीं होती.
    काचं शक्नोम्यत्तुम् । नोपहिनस्ति माम् ॥
    ฉันกินกระจกได้ แต่มันไม่ทำให้ฉันเจ็บ
    Tôi có thể ăn thủy tinh mà không hại gì.
    我能吞下玻璃而不伤身体。
    私はガラスを食べられます。それは私を傷つけません。
    나는 유리를 먹을 수 있어요. 그래도 아프지 않아요
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    ','O','Photographer(s)','','2007-09-13','2007-09-13',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SBIDEMOPIC',1,3,'DEMOPIC_DATE','

    *Picture Date: (dd/mm/yyyy) ','M','Picture Date','DatCheckNew','2007-09-13','2007-10-04',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SBIDEMOPIC',1,4,'DEMOPIC_KW','

    Keywords:
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    ','O','Picture Keywords','','2007-09-13','2007-09-13',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SBIDEMOPIC',1,5,'DEMOPIC_DESCR','

    Picture Description:
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    Your picture will be given a reference number automatically.
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    (one per line)
    ','O','Additional Reference Numbers','','2007-09-13','2007-09-13',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SBIDEMOPIC',1,7,'DEMOPIC_NOTE','

    Additional Comments or Notes about the Picture:
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    Select the photo(s) to upload:
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    ','O','','','2007-09-13','2007-09-13',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('MBIDEMOPIC',1,1,'DEMOPIC_RN','

    Modify a picture\'s bibliographic information:

    *Picture Reference Number:  ','M','Reference Number','','2007-10-04','2007-10-04',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('MBIDEMOPIC',1,2,'DEMOPIC_CHANGE','

    *Choose the fields to be modified:
    ','M','Fields to Modify','','2007-10-04','2007-10-04',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('MBIDEMOPIC',1,3,'DEMOPIC_CONT','

    ','O','','','2007-10-04','2007-10-04',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SRVDEMOPIC',1,1,'DEMOPIC_RN','

    Revise/add pictures:

    *Picture Reference Number:  ','M','Reference Number','','2009-04-09','2009-04-09',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SRVDEMOPIC',1,2,'DEMOPIC_CONT','

    ','O','','','2009-04-09','2009-04-09',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SBIDEMOTHE',1,1,'DEMOTHE_REP','

    Submit an ATLANTIS Thesis:

    Your thesis will be given a reference number automatically.
    However, if it has other reference numbers, please enter them here:
    (one per line)
    ','O','Other Report Numbers','','2008-03-02','2008-03-06',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SBIDEMOTHE',1,2,'DEMOTHE_TITLE','

    *Thesis Title:
    ','M','Title','','2008-03-02','2008-03-06',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SBIDEMOTHE',1,3,'DEMOTHE_SUBTTL','

    Thesis Subtitle (if any):
    ','O','Subtitle','','2008-03-02','2008-03-06',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SBIDEMOTHE',1,4,'DEMOTHE_AU','

    *Author of the Thesis: (one per line)
    ','M','Author(s)','','2008-03-02','2008-03-06',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SBIDEMOTHE',1,5,'DEMOTHE_SUPERV','

    Thesis Supervisor(s): (one per line)
    ','O','Thesis Supervisor(s)','','2008-03-02','2008-03-06',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SBIDEMOTHE',1,6,'DEMOTHE_ABS','

    *Abstract:
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    Number of Pages: ','O','Number of Pages','','2008-03-02','2008-03-06',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SBIDEMOTHE',1,8,'DEMOTHE_LANG','

    *Language: ','M','Thesis Language','','2008-03-02','2008-03-06',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SBIDEMOTHE',1,9,'DEMOTHE_PUBL','

    *Thesis Publisher (or Institute): ','M','Thesis Publisher/University','','2008-03-02','2008-03-06',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SBIDEMOTHE',1,10,'DEMOTHE_PLDEF',' at *Place/Town: ','M','Place of Thesis Defence','','2008-03-02','2008-03-06',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SBIDEMOTHE',1,11,'DEMOTHE_DIPL','

    *Diploma Awarded: ','M','Diploma Awarded','','2008-03-02','2008-03-06',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SBIDEMOTHE',1,12,'DEMOTHE_DATE','

    *Thesis Defence date (dd/mm/yyyy): ','M','Date of Thesis Defence','DatCheckNew','2008-03-02','2008-03-06',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SBIDEMOTHE',1,13,'DEMOTHE_UNIV','
    *Awarding University: ','M','Awarding University','','2008-03-02','2008-03-06',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SBIDEMOTHE',1,14,'DEMOTHE_PLACE',' at *Place/Town: ','M','Awarding University town','','2008-03-02','2008-03-06',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SBIDEMOTHE',1,15,'DEMOTHE_FILE','

    *Enter the full path to the source file to upload:
    ','M','Source File','','2008-03-02','2008-03-06',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SBIDEMOTHE',1,16,'DEMOTHE_END','


    ','O','','','2008-03-02','2008-03-02',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('MBIDEMOTHE',1,1,'DEMOTHE_RN','

    Modify a thesis\' bibliographic information:

    *Thesis Reference Number:  ','M','Reference Number','','2008-03-05','2008-03-05',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('MBIDEMOTHE',1,2,'DEMOTHE_CHANGE','

    *Choose the fields to be modified:
    ','M','Fields to Modify','','2008-03-05','2008-03-05',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('MBIDEMOTHE',1,3,'DEMOTHE_CONT','

    ','O','','','2008-03-05','2008-03-05',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SBIDEMOART',1,1,'DEMOART_REP','

    Submit an ATLANTIS Article:

    Your document will be given a reference number automatically.
    However, if it has other reference numbers, please enter them here:
    (one per line)
    ','O','Other Report Numbers','','2008-03-07','2008-03-07',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SBIDEMOART',1,2,'DEMOART_TITLE','

    *Document Title:
    ','M','Title','','2008-03-07','2008-03-07',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SBIDEMOART',1,3,'DEMOART_AU','

    *Author of the Document: (one per line)
    ','M','Author(s)','','2008-03-07','2008-03-07',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SBIDEMOART',1,4,'DEMOART_ABS','

    *Abstract:
    ','M','Abstract','','2008-03-07','2008-03-07',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SBIDEMOART',1,5,'DEMOART_NUMP','

    Number of Pages: ','O','Number of Pages','','2008-03-07','2008-03-07',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SBIDEMOART',1,6,'DEMOART_LANG','

    *Language: ','O','Language','','2008-03-07','2008-03-07',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SBIDEMOART',1,7,'DEMOART_DATE','

    *Date of Document: (dd/mm/yyyy) ','M','Date of Document','DatCheckNew','2008-03-07','2008-03-07',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SBIDEMOART',1,8,'DEMOART_KW','

    Keywords/Key-phrases: (one per line)
    ','O','Keywords/Key-phrases','','2008-03-07','2008-03-07',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SBIDEMOART',1,9,'DEMOART_NOTE','

    Additional Notes or Comments:
    ','O','Notes/Comments','','2008-03-07','2008-03-07',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SBIDEMOART',1,10,'DEMOART_FILE','

    *Enter the full path to the source file to upload:
    ','M','Source File','','2008-03-07','2008-03-07',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SBIDEMOART',1,11,'DEMOART_END','


    ','O','','','2008-03-07','2008-03-07',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('MBIDEMOART',1,1,'DEMOART_RN','

    Modify an article\'s bibliographic information:

    *Document Reference Number:  ','M','Reference Number','','2008-03-07','2008-03-07',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('MBIDEMOART',1,2,'DEMOART_CHANGE','

    *Choose the fields to be modified:
    ','M','Fields to Modify','','2008-03-07','2008-03-07',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('MBIDEMOART',1,3,'DEMOART_CONT','

    ','O','','','2008-03-07','2008-03-07',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SBIDEMOBOO',1,1,'DEMOBOO_REP','

    Submit an ATLANTIS Book:

    Your book will be given a reference number automatically.
    However, if it has other reference numbers, please enter them here:
    (one per line)
    ','O','Other Report Numbers','','2008-03-07','2008-03-07',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SBIDEMOBOO',1,2,'DEMOBOO_TITLE','

    *Book Title:
    ','M','Title','','2008-03-07','2008-03-07',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SBIDEMOBOO',1,3,'DEMOBOO_AU','

    *Author of the Book: (one per line)
    ','M','Author(s)','','2008-03-07','2008-03-07',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SBIDEMOBOO',1,4,'DEMOBOO_ABS','

    *Abstract:
    ','M','Abstract','','2008-03-07','2008-03-07',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SBIDEMOBOO',1,5,'DEMOBOO_NUMP','

    Number of Pages: ','O','Number of Pages','','2008-03-07','2008-03-07',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SBIDEMOBOO',1,6,'DEMOBOO_LANG','

    *Language: ','O','Language','','2008-03-07','2008-03-07',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SBIDEMOBOO',1,7,'DEMOBOO_DATE','

    *Date of the Book: (dd/mm/yyyy) ','M','Date of Document','DatCheckNew','2008-03-07','2008-03-07',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SBIDEMOBOO',1,8,'DEMOBOO_KW','

    Keywords/Key-phrases: (one per line)
    ','O','Keywords/Key-phrases','','2008-03-07','2008-03-07',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SBIDEMOBOO',1,9,'DEMOBOO_NOTE','

    Additional Notes or Comments:
    ','O','Notes/Comments','','2008-03-07','2008-03-07',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SBIDEMOBOO',1,10,'DEMOBOO_FILE','

    Enter the full path to the source file to upload:
    ','O','Source File','','2008-03-07','2008-03-07',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SBIDEMOBOO',1,11,'DEMOBOO_END','


    ','O','','','2008-03-07','2008-03-07',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('MBIDEMOBOO',1,1,'DEMOBOO_RN','

    Modify a book\'s bibliographic information:

    *Book Reference Number:  ','M','Reference Number','','2008-03-07','2008-03-07',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('MBIDEMOBOO',1,2,'DEMOBOO_CHANGE','

    *Choose the fields to be modified:
    ','M','Fields to Modify','','2008-03-07','2008-03-07',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('MBIDEMOBOO',1,3,'DEMOBOO_CONT','

    ','O','','','2008-03-07','2008-03-07',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('APPDEMOBOO',1,1,'DEMOBOO_RN','

    Approve or reject an ATLANTIS book:

    *Book Reference Number:  ','M','Reference Number','','2008-03-07','2008-03-07',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('APPDEMOBOO',1,2,'DEMOBOO_DECSN','

    *Decision:
    \r\n','M','Decision','','2008-03-07','2008-03-07',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('APPDEMOBOO',1,3,'DEMOBOO_COMNT','

    Comments on Decision:
    \r\n','O','Referee\'s Comments','','2008-03-07','2008-03-07',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('APPDEMOBOO',1,4,'DEMOBOO_REGB','

    ','O','','','2008-03-07','2008-03-07',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SBIDEMOPOE',1,1,'DEMOPOE_TITLE','

    Submit an ATLANTIS Poem:

    *Poem Title:
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    *Author(s) of the Poem: (one per line)
    ','M','Author(s)','','2008-03-12','2008-03-12',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SBIDEMOPOE',1,3,'DEMOPOE_LANG','

    *Poem Language: ','M','Language','','2008-03-12','2008-03-12',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SBIDEMOPOE',1,4,'DEMOPOE_YEAR','*Year of the Poem: ','M','Poem Year','','2008-03-12','2008-03-12',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SBIDEMOPOE',1,5,'DEMOPOE_DUMMY','','O','','','2008-03-12','2008-03-12',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SBIDEMOPOE',2,1,'DEMOPOE_ABS','


    *Poem Text:
    ','M','Abstract','','2008-03-12','2008-03-12',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SBIDEMOPOE',2,2,'DEMOPOE_END','


    ','O','','','2008-03-12','2008-03-12',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('MBIDEMOPOE',1,1,'DEMOPOE_RN','

    Modify a poem\'s bibliographic information:

    *Poem Reference Number:  ','M','Reference Number','','2008-03-12','2008-03-12',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('MBIDEMOPOE',1,2,'DEMOPOE_CHANGE','

    *Choose the fields to be modified:
    ','M','Fields to Modify','','2008-03-12','2008-03-12',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('MBIDEMOPOE',1,3,'DEMOPOE_CONT','

    ','O','','','2008-03-12','2008-03-12',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SBIDEMOJRN',1,13,'DEMOJRN_ENDING','
    ','O','','','2009-02-20','2009-02-20',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('MBIDEMOJRN',1,3,'DEMOJRN_CONT','

    ','O','','','2008-10-06','2009-01-09',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('MBIDEMOJRN',1,2,'DEMOJRN_CHANGE','','O','','','2009-01-09','2009-01-09',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('MBIDEMOJRN',1,1,'DEMOJRN_RN','

    Update a journal article:

    *Document Reference Number:  ','M','','','2008-10-06','2008-10-06',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SBIDEMOJRN',1,3,'DEMOJRN_ISSUES','    		*Order(s) (digit) and issue(s) (xx/YYYY) of the article:
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    Submit an Atlantis Times article:
    *Status:
    ','O','Status:','','2009-02-20','2009-02-20',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SBIDEMOJRN',1,5,'DEMOJRN_EMAIL','

    E-mail(s) of the author(s): (one per line)
    ','O','E-mail of the author(s): (one per line)','','2008-09-26','2009-01-09',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SBIDEMOJRN',1,9,'DEMOJRN_ABSF','
    French article:
    ','O','French article:','','2008-09-26','2009-01-09',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SBIDEMOJRN',1,7,'DEMOJRN_TITLEF','

    French title:
    ','O','French title:','','2008-09-26','2009-01-09',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SBIDEMOJRN',1,4,'DEMOJRN_AU','


    Author(s): (one per line)
    ','O','Author(s)','','2008-09-26','2009-02-20',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SBIDEMOJRN',1,6,'DEMOJRN_TITLEE','


    English title:
    ','O','English title:','','2008-09-26','2009-01-09',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SBIDEMOJRN',1,10,'DEMOJRN_IN','','O','Journal Name','','2008-09-26','2009-02-06',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SBIDEMOJRN',1,12,'DEMOJRN_END','
    ','O','','','2008-09-26','2009-02-20',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SBIDEMOJRN',1,8,'DEMOJRN_ABSE','

    English article:
    ','O','English article:','','2008-11-04','2009-01-09',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SBIDEMOJRN',1,14,'DEMOJRN_CATEG','','O','comboDEMOJRN-like for MBI','','2009-10-15','2009-10-15',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SBIDEMOVID',1,1,'DEMOVID_SINGLE','','O','','','2012-02-16','2012-02-16',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELD VALUES ('SBIDEMOVID',1,2,'DEMOVID_SUBMIT','','O','','','2012-02-16','2012-02-16',NULL,NULL); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOPIC_TITLE',NULL,'245__a','T',NULL,5,60,NULL,NULL,NULL,'2007-09-13','2007-09-13',NULL,NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOPIC_PHOTOG',NULL,'100__a','T',NULL,6,30,NULL,NULL,NULL,'2007-09-13','2007-09-19','

    Picture Author(s) or Photographers(s)
    (optional)(one per line):
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    Date of the picture (dd/mm/yyyy): ',NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOPIC_KW',NULL,'6531_a','T',NULL,2,50,NULL,NULL,NULL,'2007-09-13','2007-09-13','

    Keywords
    (Optional, one keyword/key-phrase per line):
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    Picture Description:
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    Additional Reference Numbers:
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    Additional Comments or Notes about the Picture:
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    \r\n\r\n
    ','2007-09-13','2007-09-13',NULL,NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOPIC_CHANGE',NULL,'','S',NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,'','2007-10-04','2007-10-04',NULL,NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOPIC_RN',NULL,'037__a','I',30,NULL,NULL,NULL,'DEMO-PICTURE---???',NULL,'2007-10-04','2007-10-04',NULL,NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOPIC_CONT',NULL,'','D',NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,'
    \r\n\r\n
    ','2007-10-04','2007-10-04',NULL,NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOTHE_REP',NULL,'088__a','T',NULL,4,30,NULL,NULL,NULL,'2008-03-02','2008-03-02','
    Other Report Numbers (one per line):',NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOTHE_TITLE',NULL,'245__a','T',NULL,5,60,NULL,NULL,NULL,'2008-03-02','2008-03-02','
    Title:
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    Thesis Subtitle (if any):
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    Authors:
    (one per line):
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    Thesis Supervisor(s)
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    Abstract:
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    Number of Pages: ',NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOTHE_LANG',NULL,'041__a','S',NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,'','2008-03-02','2008-03-02','

    Select the Language: ',NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOTHE_PUBL',NULL,'','I',35,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,'2008-03-02','2008-03-02','
    Thesis Publisher (or University): ',NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOTHE_PLDEF',NULL,'','I',20,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,'2008-03-02','2008-03-02','

    Place of Thesis Defence:
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    Diploma Awarded:
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    Date: ',NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOTHE_UNIV',NULL,'502__b','I',30,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,'2008-03-02','2008-03-02','
    Awarding University:
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    \r\n\r\n
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    \r\n\r\n
    ','2008-03-05','2008-03-05',NULL,NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOART_ABS',NULL,'520__a','T',NULL,12,80,NULL,NULL,NULL,'2008-03-07','2008-03-07','
    Abstract:
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    Authors: (one per line)
    ',NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOART_CHANGE',NULL,'','S',NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,'','2008-03-07','2008-03-07',NULL,NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOART_CONT',NULL,'','D',NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,'
    \r\n\r\n
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    \r\n\r\n
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    Keywords:
    (one keyword/key-phrase per line)
    ',NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOART_LANG',NULL,'041__a','S',NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,'','2008-03-07','2008-03-07','

    Select the Language: ',NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOART_NOTE',NULL,'500__a','T',NULL,6,60,NULL,NULL,NULL,'2008-03-07','2008-03-07','

    Additional Comments or Notes:
    ',NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOART_NUMP',NULL,'300__a','I',5,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,'2008-03-07','2008-03-07','
    Number of Pages: ',NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOART_REP',NULL,'088__a','T',NULL,4,30,NULL,NULL,NULL,'2008-03-07','2008-03-07','
    Other Report Numbers (one per line):',NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOART_RN',NULL,'037__a','I',35,NULL,NULL,NULL,'DEMO---???',NULL,'2008-03-07','2008-03-07',NULL,NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOART_TITLE',NULL,'245__a','T',NULL,5,60,NULL,NULL,NULL,'2008-03-07','2008-03-07','
    Title:
    ',NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOBOO_ABS',NULL,'520__a','T',NULL,12,80,NULL,NULL,NULL,'2008-03-07','2008-03-07','
    Abstract:
    ',NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOBOO_AU',NULL,'100__a','T',NULL,6,60,NULL,NULL,NULL,'2008-03-07','2008-03-07','
    Authors: (one per line)
    ',NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOBOO_CHANGE',NULL,'','S',NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,'','2008-03-07','2008-03-07',NULL,NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOBOO_CONT',NULL,'','D',NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,'
    \r\n\r\n
    ','2008-03-07','2008-03-07',NULL,NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOBOO_DATE',NULL,'269__c','I',10,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,'2008-03-07','2008-03-07','
    Date: ',NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOBOO_END',NULL,'','D',NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,'
    \r\n\r\n
    ','2008-03-07','2008-03-07',NULL,NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOBOO_FILE',NULL,'','F',60,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,'2008-03-07','2008-03-07',NULL,NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOBOO_KW',NULL,'6531_a','T',NULL,4,50,NULL,NULL,NULL,'2008-03-07','2008-03-07','

    Keywords:
    (one keyword/key-phrase per line)
    ',NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOBOO_LANG',NULL,'041__a','S',NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,'','2008-03-07','2008-03-07','

    Select the Language: ',NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOBOO_NOTE',NULL,'500__a','T',NULL,6,60,NULL,NULL,NULL,'2008-03-07','2008-03-07','

    Additional Comments or Notes:
    ',NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOBOO_NUMP',NULL,'300__a','I',5,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,'2008-03-07','2008-03-07','
    Number of Pages: ',NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOBOO_REP',NULL,'088__a','T',NULL,4,30,NULL,NULL,NULL,'2008-03-07','2008-03-07','
    Other Report Numbers (one per line):',NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOBOO_RN',NULL,'037__a','I',35,NULL,NULL,NULL,'DEMO-BOOK--???',NULL,'2008-03-07','2008-03-07',NULL,NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOBOO_TITLE',NULL,'245__a','T',NULL,5,60,NULL,NULL,NULL,'2008-03-07','2008-03-07','
    Title:
    ',NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOBOO_COMNT',NULL,'','T',NULL,6,60,NULL,NULL,NULL,'2008-03-07','2008-03-07',NULL,NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOBOO_DECSN',NULL,'','S',NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,'\r\n','2008-03-07','2008-03-07',NULL,NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOBOO_REGB',NULL,'','D',NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,'
    \r\n\r\n
    ','2008-03-07','2008-03-07',NULL,NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOPOE_ABS',NULL,'520__a','T',NULL,20,80,NULL,NULL,NULL,'2008-03-12','2008-03-12','
    Abstract:
    ',NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOPOE_AU',NULL,'100__a','T',NULL,6,60,NULL,NULL,NULL,'2008-03-12','2008-03-12','
    Authors: (one per line)
    ',NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOPOE_CHANGE',NULL,'','S',NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,'\r\n','2008-03-12','2008-03-12',NULL,NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOPOE_CONT',NULL,'','D',NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,'
    \r\n\r\n
    ','2008-03-12','2008-03-12',NULL,NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOPOE_DUMMY',NULL,'','D',NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,'


    ','2008-03-12','2008-03-12',NULL,NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOPOE_END',NULL,'','D',NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,'

    \r\n\r\n
    ','2008-03-12','2008-03-12',NULL,NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOPOE_LANG',NULL,'041__a','S',NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,'','2008-03-12','2008-03-12','

    Select the Language: ',NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOPOE_RN',NULL,'037__a','I',35,NULL,NULL,NULL,'DEMO-POETRY--???',NULL,'2008-03-12','2008-03-12',NULL,NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOPOE_TITLE',NULL,'245__a','T',NULL,5,60,NULL,NULL,NULL,'2008-03-12','2008-03-12','
    Title:
    ',NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOPOE_YEAR',NULL,'909C0y','I',4,NULL,NULL,4,NULL,NULL,'2008-03-12','2008-03-12','

    Year: ',NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOJRN_CHANGE',NULL,'','S',NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,'','2009-01-09','2009-02-20',NULL,NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOJRN_TYPE',NULL,'691__a','S',NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,'[?]','2008-12-04','2009-02-20','

    Update an Atlantis Times article:
    *Status:
    ',NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOJRN_AU',NULL,'100__a','T',NULL,4,60,NULL,NULL,NULL,'2008-09-23','2009-02-20','


    Author(s): (one per line)
    ',NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOJRN_EMAIL',NULL,'859__a','T',NULL,4,60,NULL,NULL,NULL,'2008-09-23','2009-02-20','

    E-mail(s) of the author(s): (one per line)
    ',NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOJRN_TITLEE',NULL,'245__a','T',NULL,5,60,NULL,NULL,NULL,'2008-09-23','2009-02-20','


    English title:
    ',NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOJRN_TITLEF',NULL,'246_1a','T',NULL,5,60,NULL,NULL,NULL,'2008-09-23','2009-02-20','

    French title:
    ',NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOJRN_ABSF',NULL,'590__b','R',NULL,100,90,NULL,NULL,'from invenio.htmlutils import get_html_text_editor\r\nfrom invenio.config import CFG_SITE_URL\r\nfrom invenio.search_engine_utils import get_fieldvalues\r\nimport os\r\n\r\nif (\'modify\' in curdir) and not os.path.exists(\"%s/DEMOJRN_ABSF\" % curdir):\r\n try:\r\n content = get_fieldvalues(int(sysno), \'590__b\')[0]\r\n except:\r\n content = \'\'\r\nelif os.path.exists(\"%s/DEMOJRN_ABSE\" % curdir):\r\n content = file(\"%s/DEMOJRN_ABSE\" % curdir).read()\r\nelse:\r\n content = \'\'\r\n\r\ntext = get_html_text_editor(\"DEMOJRN_ABSF\", id=\"BulletinCKEditor1\", content=content, toolbar_set=\"WebJournal\", width=\'522px\', height=\'700px\', file_upload_url=CFG_SITE_URL + \'/submit/attachfile\', custom_configurations_path=\'/ckeditor/journal-editor-config.js\')','2008-09-23','2009-02-23','
    French Article:
    ',NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOJRN_CONT',NULL,'','D',NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,'
    \r\n\r\n
    ','2008-10-06','2008-10-06',NULL,NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOJRN_END',NULL,'','D',NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,'
    \r\n\r\n
    ','2008-09-23','2009-02-20','
    ',NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOJRN_ISSUES',NULL,'','R',NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,'from invenio.search_engine_utils import get_fieldvalues\r\nfrom invenio.webjournal_utils import get_next_journal_issues, get_current_issue, get_journal_issue_grouping\r\nimport os\r\n\r\norders_and_issues = [(\'\',\'\')]*4\r\n\r\nif (\'modify\' in curdir) and not os.path.exists(\"%s/DEMOJRN_ISSUE1\" % curdir):\r\n try:\r\n orders = get_fieldvalues(int(sysno), \'773__c\')\r\n issues = get_fieldvalues(int(sysno), \'773__n\')\r\n orders_and_issues = zip(orders, issues) + orders_and_issues\r\n except:\r\n pass\r\nelif (\'running\' in curdir) and not os.path.exists(\"%s/DEMOJRN_ISSUE1\" % curdir):\r\n try:\r\n journal_name = \'AtlantisTimes\'\r\n current_issue = get_current_issue(\'en\', journal_name)\r\n nb_issues = get_journal_issue_grouping(journal_name)\r\n next_issue_numbers = get_next_journal_issues(current_issue, journal_name, nb_issues)\r\n orders_and_issues = zip([\'\']*4, next_issue_numbers) + orders_and_issues\r\n except:\r\n pass\r\nissues_fields = []\r\nsingle_issue_and_order_tmpl = \'\'\'\r\n\r\n\'\'\'\r\ni = 1\r\nfor order_and_issue in orders_and_issues[:4]:\r\n order = order_and_issue[0]\r\n issue = order_and_issue[1]\r\n issues_fields.append(single_issue_and_order_tmpl % (i, order, i, issue))\r\n i += 1\r\n\r\ntext = \'
    \'.join(issues_fields)\r\n','2009-02-20','2009-02-23','    		*Order(s) (digit) and issue(s) (xx/YYYY) of the article:
    ',NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOJRN_RN',NULL,'037__a','I',35,NULL,NULL,NULL,'BUL---???',NULL,'2008-10-06','2009-02-20',NULL,NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOJRN_IN',NULL,'595__a','H',NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,'Atlantis Times',NULL,'2008-09-23','2009-02-20',' ',NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOJRN_ABSE',NULL,'520__b','R',NULL,100,90,NULL,NULL,'from invenio.htmlutils import get_html_text_editor\r\nfrom invenio.config import CFG_SITE_URL\r\nfrom invenio.search_engine_utils import get_fieldvalues\r\nimport os\r\n\r\n\r\nif (\'modify\' in curdir) and not os.path.exists(\"%s/DEMOJRN_ABSE\" % curdir):\r\n try:\r\n content = get_fieldvalues(int(sysno), \'520__b\')[0]\r\n except:\r\n content = \'\'\r\nelif os.path.exists(\"%s/DEMOJRN_ABSE\" % curdir):\r\n content = file(\"%s/DEMOJRN_ABSE\" % curdir).read()\r\nelse:\r\n content = \'\'\r\n\r\ntext = get_html_text_editor(\"DEMOJRN_ABSE\",id=\"BulletinCKEditor2\", content=content, toolbar_set=\"WebJournal\", width=\'522px\', height=\'700px\', file_upload_url=CFG_SITE_URL + \'/submit/attachfile\', custom_configurations_path=\'/ckeditor/journal-editor-config.js\')\r\n\r\n','2008-09-22','2009-02-23','

    English Article:
    ',NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOJRN_ENDING',NULL,'','H',NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,'2009-02-06','2009-02-20','
    ',NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOJRN_CATEG',NULL,'','R',NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,'# Solve usual problem with submit/direct?.. links that bypass \r\n# the comboXXX (category selection) of the submission. Retrieve \r\n# the value, and set it (only in the case of MBI)\r\n\r\nfrom invenio.search_engine_utils import get_fieldvalues\r\n\r\nif \"modify\" in curdir:\r\n try:\r\n comboDEMOJRNfile = file(\"%s/%s\" % (curdir,\'comboDEMOJRN\'), \'w\')\r\n report_number = get_fieldvalues(int(sysno), \'037__a\')[0]\r\n category = report_number.split(\'-\')[1]\r\n comboDEMOJRNfile.write(category)\r\n comboDEMOJRNfile.close()\r\n except:\r\n text = \'\'','2009-10-15','2009-10-15',NULL,NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOVID_ASPECT',NULL,'','R',NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,'from invenio.bibencode_websubmit import websumbit_aspect_ratio_form_element\r\n\r\ntext = websumbit_aspect_ratio_form_element(curdir, doctype, uid, access)','2012-02-16','2012-02-16','Aspect Ratio',NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOVID_AU',NULL,'100__a','T',NULL,6,80,NULL,NULL,NULL,'2012-02-16','2012-02-16',NULL,NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOVID_DESCR',NULL,'520__a','T',NULL,12,80,NULL,NULL,NULL,'2012-02-16','2012-02-16',NULL,NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOVID_FILE',NULL,'','F',NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,'2012-02-16','2012-02-16',NULL,NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOVID_SINGLE',NULL,'','R',NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,'from invenio.bibencode_websubmit import (get_session_id, websubmit_singlepage)\r\n\r\n# Retrieve session id\r\ntry:\r\n # User info is defined only in MBI/MPI actions...\r\n session_id = get_session_id(None, uid, user_info) \r\nexcept:\r\n session_id = get_session_id(req, uid, {})\r\n\r\ntext = websubmit_singlepage(curdir, doctype, uid, access, session_id)','2012-02-16','2012-02-16',NULL,NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOVID_SUBMIT',NULL,'','D',NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,'
    \r\n\r\n
    ','2012-02-16','2012-02-16',NULL,NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOVID_TITLE',NULL,'245__a','I',NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,'2012-02-16','2012-02-16',NULL,NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('DEMOVID_YEAR',NULL,'909C0y','I',4,NULL,NULL,4,NULL,NULL,'2012-02-16','2012-02-16',NULL,NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('SBI','DEMOPIC','Mail_Submitter',70,1); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('SBI','DEMOPIC','Print_Success',60,1); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('SBI','DEMOPIC','Move_Photos_to_Storage',50,1); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('SBI','DEMOPIC','Insert_Record',40,1); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('SBI','DEMOPIC','Make_Record',30,1); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('SBI','DEMOPIC','Report_Number_Generation',20,1); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('SBI','DEMOPIC','Move_to_Done',80,1); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('SBI','DEMOPIC','Create_Recid',10,1); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('MBI','DEMOPIC','Get_Report_Number',10,1); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('MBI','DEMOPIC','Get_Recid',20,1); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('MBI','DEMOPIC','Is_Original_Submitter',30,1); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('MBI','DEMOPIC','Create_Modify_Interface',40,1); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('MBI','DEMOPIC','Get_Report_Number',10,2); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('MBI','DEMOPIC','Get_Recid',20,2); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('MBI','DEMOPIC','Is_Original_Submitter',30,2); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('MBI','DEMOPIC','Make_Modify_Record',40,2); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('MBI','DEMOPIC','Insert_Modify_Record',50,2); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('MBI','DEMOPIC','Move_Photos_to_Storage',60,2); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('MBI','DEMOPIC','Print_Success_MBI',70,2); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('MBI','DEMOPIC','Send_Modify_Mail',80,2); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('MBI','DEMOPIC','Move_to_Done',90,2); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('SRV','DEMOPIC','Create_Upload_Files_Interface',40,1); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('SRV','DEMOPIC','Is_Original_Submitter',30,1); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('SRV','DEMOPIC','Get_Recid',20,1); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('SRV','DEMOPIC','Get_Report_Number',10,1); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('SRV','DEMOPIC','Move_to_Done',60,2); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('SRV','DEMOPIC','Print_Success',50,2); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('SRV','DEMOPIC','Mail_Submitter',40,2); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('SRV','DEMOPIC','Move_Uploaded_Files_to_Storage',30,2); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('SRV','DEMOPIC','Is_Original_Submitter',20,2); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('SRV','DEMOPIC','Get_Recid',10,2); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('SBI','DEMOTHE','Move_to_Done',90,1); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('SBI','DEMOTHE','Mail_Submitter',80,1); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('SBI','DEMOTHE','Make_Record',50,1); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('SBI','DEMOTHE','Insert_Record',60,1); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('SBI','DEMOTHE','Print_Success',70,1); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('SBI','DEMOTHE','Move_Files_to_Storage',40,1); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('SBI','DEMOTHE','Stamp_Uploaded_Files',30,1); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('SBI','DEMOTHE','Report_Number_Generation',20,1); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('SBI','DEMOTHE','Create_Recid',10,1); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('MBI','DEMOTHE','Get_Report_Number',10,1); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('MBI','DEMOTHE','Get_Recid',20,1); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('MBI','DEMOTHE','Is_Original_Submitter',30,1); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('MBI','DEMOTHE','Create_Modify_Interface',40,1); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('MBI','DEMOTHE','Move_to_Done',80,2); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('MBI','DEMOTHE','Send_Modify_Mail',70,2); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('MBI','DEMOTHE','Print_Success_MBI',60,2); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('MBI','DEMOTHE','Insert_Modify_Record',50,2); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('MBI','DEMOTHE','Make_Modify_Record',40,2); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('MBI','DEMOTHE','Is_Original_Submitter',30,2); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('MBI','DEMOTHE','Get_Recid',20,2); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('MBI','DEMOTHE','Get_Report_Number',10,2); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('SBI','DEMOART','Print_Success',50,1); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('SBI','DEMOART','Insert_Record',40,1); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('SBI','DEMOART','Make_Record',30,1); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('SBI','DEMOART','Report_Number_Generation',20,1); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('SBI','DEMOART','Create_Recid',10,1); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('SBI','DEMOART','Mail_Submitter',60,1); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('MBI','DEMOART','Create_Modify_Interface',40,1); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('MBI','DEMOART','Get_Recid',20,1); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('MBI','DEMOART','Is_Original_Submitter',30,1); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('MBI','DEMOART','Get_Report_Number',10,1); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('MBI','DEMOART','Move_to_Done',80,2); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('MBI','DEMOART','Send_Modify_Mail',70,2); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('MBI','DEMOART','Print_Success_MBI',60,2); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('MBI','DEMOART','Insert_Modify_Record',50,2); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('MBI','DEMOART','Make_Modify_Record',40,2); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('MBI','DEMOART','Is_Original_Submitter',30,2); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('MBI','DEMOART','Get_Recid',20,2); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('MBI','DEMOART','Get_Report_Number',10,2); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('MBI','DEMOBOO','Create_Modify_Interface',40,1); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('MBI','DEMOBOO','Get_Recid',20,1); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('MBI','DEMOBOO','Is_Original_Submitter',30,1); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('MBI','DEMOBOO','Get_Report_Number',10,1); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('MBI','DEMOBOO','Move_to_Done',90,2); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('MBI','DEMOBOO','Send_Modify_Mail',80,2); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('MBI','DEMOBOO','Print_Success_MBI',70,2); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('MBI','DEMOBOO','Move_Uploaded_Files_to_Storage',60,2); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('MBI','DEMOBOO','Insert_Modify_Record',50,2); 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INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('APP','DEMOBOO','Move_From_Pending',20,3); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('APP','DEMOBOO','Get_Recid',30,3); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('APP','DEMOBOO','Get_Info',40,3); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('APP','DEMOBOO','Get_Report_Number',10,3); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('APP','DEMOBOO','Update_Approval_DB',50,3); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('APP','DEMOBOO','Move_to_Done',80,3); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('SBI','DEMOBOO','Move_to_Pending',90,1); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('SBI','DEMOBOO','Print_Success',80,1); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('SBI','DEMOBOO','Send_Approval_Request',70,1); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('SBI','DEMOBOO','Update_Approval_DB',60,1); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('SBI','DEMOBOO','Mail_Submitter',50,1); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('SBI','DEMOBOO','Move_Files_to_Storage',40,1); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('SBI','DEMOBOO','Make_Dummy_MARC_XML_Record',30,1); INSERT INTO sbmFUNCTIONS VALUES ('SBI','DEMOBOO','Report_Number_Generation',20,1); 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Rep.', '2'); INSERT INTO knwKBRVAL (m_key,m_value,id_knwKB) VALUES ('Surf. Sci. Spectra','Surf. Sci. Spectra', '2'); INSERT INTO knwKBRVAL (m_key,m_value,id_knwKB) VALUES ('Synth. Metals','Synth. Metals', '2'); INSERT INTO knwKBRVAL (m_key,m_value,id_knwKB) VALUES ('Syst. Fam.','Syst. Fam.', '2'); INSERT INTO knwKBRVAL (m_key,m_value,id_knwKB) VALUES ('Tech. Phys.','Tech. Phys.', '2'); INSERT INTO knwKBRVAL (m_key,m_value,id_knwKB) VALUES ('Tech. Phys. Lett.','Tech. Phys. Lett.', '2'); INSERT INTO knwKBRVAL (m_key,m_value,id_knwKB) VALUES ('Theor. Comput. Fluid Dyn.','Theor. Comput. Fluid Dyn.', '2'); INSERT INTO knwKBRVAL (m_key,m_value,id_knwKB) VALUES ('Theory Comput. Syst.','Theory Comput. Syst.', '2'); INSERT INTO knwKBRVAL (m_key,m_value,id_knwKB) VALUES ('Thin Solid Films','Thin Solid Films', '2'); INSERT INTO knwKBRVAL (m_key,m_value,id_knwKB) VALUES ('Tribol. Int.','Tribol. Int.', '2'); INSERT INTO knwKBRVAL (m_key,m_value,id_knwKB) VALUES ('Ultramicroscopy','Ultramicroscopy', '2'); INSERT INTO knwKBRVAL (m_key,m_value,id_knwKB) VALUES ('Vacuum','Vacuum', '2'); INSERT INTO knwKBRVAL (m_key,m_value,id_knwKB) VALUES ('VLDB J.','VLDB J.', '2'); INSERT INTO knwKBRVAL (m_key,m_value,id_knwKB) VALUES ('Virtual J. Nanoscale Sci. Technol.','Virtual J. Nanoscale Sci. Technol.', '2'); INSERT INTO knwKBRVAL (m_key,m_value,id_knwKB) VALUES ('Virtual J. Biol. Phys. Res.','Virtual J. Biol. Phys. Res.', '2'); INSERT INTO knwKBRVAL (m_key,m_value,id_knwKB) VALUES ('Vis. Comput.','Vis. Comput.', '2'); INSERT INTO knwKBRVAL (m_key,m_value,id_knwKB) VALUES ('Wave Motion','Wave Motion', '2'); INSERT INTO knwKBRVAL (m_key,m_value,id_knwKB) VALUES ('Waves Random Media','Waves Random Media', '2'); INSERT INTO knwKBRVAL (m_key,m_value,id_knwKB) VALUES ('Wear','Wear', '2'); INSERT INTO knwKBRVAL (m_key,m_value,id_knwKB) VALUES ('Z. Angew. Math. Phys.','Z. Angew. Math. Phys.', '2'); INSERT INTO knwKBRVAL (m_key,m_value,id_knwKB) VALUES ('Z. Phys., A','Z. Phys., A', '2'); INSERT INTO knwKBRVAL (m_key,m_value,id_knwKB) VALUES ('Z. Phys., B','Z. Phys., B', '2'); INSERT INTO knwKBRVAL (m_key,m_value,id_knwKB) VALUES ('Z. Phys., C','Z. Phys., C', '2'); INSERT INTO knwKBRVAL (m_key,m_value,id_knwKB) VALUES ('Zphys-e.C','Zphys-e.C', '2'); INSERT INTO knwKBRVAL (m_key,m_value,id_knwKB) VALUES ('ATLAS eNews','ATLAS eNews', '2'); INSERT INTO knwKBRVAL (m_key,m_value,id_knwKB) VALUES ('PICTURE','unpublished', '3'); INSERT INTO knwKBRVAL (m_key,m_value,id_knwKB) VALUES ('PREPRINT','techreport', '3'); INSERT INTO knwKBRVAL (m_key,m_value,id_knwKB) VALUES ('ARTICLE','article', '3'); INSERT INTO knwKBRVAL (m_key,m_value,id_knwKB) VALUES ('REPORT','techreport', '3'); INSERT INTO knwKBRVAL (m_key,m_value,id_knwKB) VALUES ('BOOK','book', '3'); INSERT INTO knwKBRVAL (m_key,m_value,id_knwKB) VALUES ('THESIS','phdthesis', '3'); INSERT INTO knwKBRVAL (m_key,m_value,id_knwKB) VALUES ('POETRY','unpublished', '3'); INSERT INTO knwKBRVAL (m_key,m_value,id_knwKB) VALUES ('PHRVD','Phys. Rev., D', '4'); INSERT INTO knwKBRVAL (m_key,m_value,id_knwKB) VALUES ('Phys.Rev.D','Phys. Rev., D', '4'); INSERT INTO knwKBRVAL (m_key,m_value,id_knwKB) VALUES ('beta','β', '5'); INSERT INTO knwKBRVAL (m_key,m_value,id_knwKB) VALUES ('β','beta', '5'); INSERT INTO knwKBRVAL (m_key,m_value,id_knwKB) VALUES ('ARTICLE','article', '6'); INSERT INTO knwKBRVAL (m_key,m_value,id_knwKB) VALUES ('BOOK','book', '6'); INSERT INTO knwKBRVAL (m_key,m_value,id_knwKB) VALUES ('VIDEO','video.other', '6'); INSERT INTO knwKBRVAL (m_key,m_value,id_knwKB) VALUES ('CERN','http://copyright.cern.ch/', '7'); INSERT INTO knwKBRVAL (m_key,m_value,id_knwKB) VALUES ('CC-BY-3.0','http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/', '7'); INSERT INTO knwKBRVAL (m_key,m_value,id_knwKB) VALUES ('CC-BY-SA-3.0','http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/', '7'); INSERT INTO knwKBRVAL (m_key,m_value,id_knwKB) VALUES ('CC-BY-NC-3.0','http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0/', '7'); INSERT INTO knwKBRVAL (m_key,m_value,id_knwKB) VALUES ('CC-BY-ND-3.0','http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nd/3.0/', '7'); INSERT INTO knwKBRVAL (m_key,m_value,id_knwKB) VALUES ('CC-BY-NC-SA-3.0','http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/', '7'); INSERT INTO knwKBRVAL (m_key,m_value,id_knwKB) VALUES ('CC-BY-NC-ND-3.0','http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/', '7'); INSERT INTO knwKBRVAL (m_key,m_value,id_knwKB) VALUES ('VIDEO','player', '8'); INSERT INTO knwKBRVAL (m_key,m_value,id_knwKB) VALUES ('PICTURE','photo', '8'); INSERT INTO knwKBRVAL (m_key,m_value,id_knwKB) VALUES ('search syntax find looking help','Search tips|/help/search-tips', '9'); -- crcLIBRARY demo data: INSERT INTO crcLIBRARY (name, address, email, phone, type, notes) VALUES ('Atlantis Main Library', 'CH-1211 Geneva 23', 'atlantis@cds.cern.ch', '1234567', 'main', ''); INSERT INTO crcLIBRARY (name, address, email, phone, type, notes) VALUES ('Atlantis HEP Library', 'CH-1211 Geneva 21', 'atlantis.hep@cds.cern.ch', '1234567', 'external', ''); -- crcITEM demo data: INSERT INTO crcITEM (barcode, id_bibrec, id_crcLIBRARY, collection, location, description, loan_period, status, creation_date, modification_date, number_of_requests) VALUES ('bc-34001', '34', '1', '', 'ABC-123', 'Book', '4 weeks', 'available', '2008-07-21 00:00:00', '2008-07-21 00:00:00', '0'); INSERT INTO crcITEM (barcode, id_bibrec, id_crcLIBRARY, collection, location, description, loan_period, status, creation_date, modification_date, number_of_requests) VALUES ('bc-34002', '34', '2', '', 'HEP-12A', 'Book', '4 weeks', 'requested', '2008-07-21 00:00:00', '2008-07-21 00:00:00', '0'); INSERT INTO crcITEM (barcode, id_bibrec, id_crcLIBRARY, collection, location, description, loan_period, status, creation_date, modification_date, number_of_requests) VALUES ('bc-33001', '33', '1', '', 'AZ.12-AK', 'Book', '4 weeks', 'on loan', '2008-07-21 00:00:00', '2008-07-21 00:00:00', '0'); INSERT INTO crcITEM (barcode, id_bibrec, id_crcLIBRARY, collection, location, description, loan_period, status, creation_date, modification_date, number_of_requests) VALUES ('bc-32001', '32', '1', 'Reference', 'WDFG-54', 'Book', 'Not for loan', 'available', '2008-07-21 00:00:00', '2008-07-21 00:00:00', '0'); INSERT INTO crcITEM (barcode, id_bibrec, id_crcLIBRARY, collection, location, description, loan_period, status, creation_date, modification_date, number_of_requests) VALUES ('bc-32002', '32', '2', '', 'RZ.612-MK', 'Book', '4 weeks', 'available', '2008-07-21 00:00:00', '2008-07-21 00:00:00', '0'); INSERT INTO crcITEM (barcode, id_bibrec, id_crcLIBRARY, collection, location, description, loan_period, status, creation_date, modification_date, number_of_requests) VALUES ('bc-32003', '32', '1', '', 'RT-4654-E', 'Book', '4 weeks', 'missing', '2008-07-21 00:00:00', '2008-07-21 00:00:00', '0'); INSERT INTO crcITEM (barcode, id_bibrec, id_crcLIBRARY, collection, location, description, loan_period, status, creation_date, modification_date, number_of_requests) VALUES ('bc-31001', '31', '2', '', '123LSKD', 'Book', '1 week', 'on loan', '2008-07-21 00:00:00', '2008-07-21 00:00:00', '0'); INSERT INTO crcITEM (barcode, id_bibrec, id_crcLIBRARY, collection, location, description, loan_period, status, creation_date, modification_date, number_of_requests) VALUES ('bc-31002', '31', '1', '', 'QSQ452-S', 'Book', '1 week', 'available', '2008-07-21 00:00:00', '2008-07-21 00:00:00', '0'); INSERT INTO crcITEM (barcode, id_bibrec, id_crcLIBRARY, collection, location, description, loan_period, status, creation_date, modification_date, number_of_requests) VALUES ('bc-30001', '30', '1', 'Reference', 'QSQS-52-S', 'Book', 'Not for loan', 'available', '2008-07-21 00:00:00', '2008-07-21 00:00:00', '0'); INSERT INTO crcITEM (barcode, id_bibrec, id_crcLIBRARY, collection, location, description, loan_period, status, creation_date, modification_date, number_of_requests) VALUES ('bc-29001', '29', '1', '', 'AZD456-465', 'Book', '4 weeks', 'requested', '2008-07-21 00:00:00', '2008-07-21 00:00:00', '0'); INSERT INTO crcITEM (barcode, id_bibrec, id_crcLIBRARY, collection, location, description, loan_period, status, creation_date, modification_date, number_of_requests) VALUES ('bc-28001', '28', '1', '', 'AZD5-456', 'Book', '4 weeks', 'available', '2008-07-21 00:00:00', '2008-07-21 00:00:00', '0'); INSERT INTO crcITEM (barcode, id_bibrec, id_crcLIBRARY, collection, location, description, loan_period, status, creation_date, modification_date, number_of_requests) VALUES ('bc-27001', '27', '2', '', 'JLMQ-45-SQ', 'Book', '4 weeks', 'available', '2008-07-21 00:00:00', '2008-07-21 00:00:00', '0'); INSERT INTO crcITEM (barcode, id_bibrec, id_crcLIBRARY, collection, location, description, loan_period, status, creation_date, modification_date, number_of_requests) VALUES ('bc-26001', '26', '1', '', 'AZD456-465', 'Book', '1 week', 'missing', '2008-07-21 00:00:00', '2008-07-21 00:00:00', '0'); INSERT INTO crcITEM (barcode, id_bibrec, id_crcLIBRARY, collection, location, description, loan_period, status, creation_date, modification_date, number_of_requests) VALUES ('bc-25001', '25', '2', '', 'AGT-MLL5', 'Book', '4 weeks', 'on loan', '2008-07-21 00:00:00', '2008-07-21 00:00:00', '0'); INSERT INTO crcITEM (barcode, id_bibrec, id_crcLIBRARY, collection, location, description, loan_period, status, creation_date, modification_date, number_of_requests) VALUES ('bc-24001', '24', '2', '', 'J56-475', 'Book', '4 weeks', 'available', '2008-07-21 00:00:00', '2008-07-21 00:00:00', '0'); INSERT INTO crcITEM (barcode, id_bibrec, id_crcLIBRARY, collection, location, description, loan_period, status, creation_date, modification_date, number_of_requests) VALUES ('bc-23001', '23', '1', '', 'JHL-465.DS', 'Book', '4 weeks', 'requested', '2008-07-21 00:00:00', '2008-07-21 00:00:00', '0'); INSERT INTO crcITEM (barcode, id_bibrec, id_crcLIBRARY, collection, location, description, loan_period, status, creation_date, modification_date, number_of_requests) VALUES ('bc-22001', '22', '1', '', 'AZD4E-865', 'Book', '1 week', 'requested', '2008-07-21 00:00:00', '2008-07-21 00:00:00', '0'); INSERT INTO crcITEM (barcode, id_bibrec, id_crcLIBRARY, collection, location, description, loan_period, status, creation_date, modification_date, number_of_requests) VALUES ('bc-21001', '21', '2', '', 'MLL-DS.63', 'Book', '4 weeks', 'available', '2008-07-21 00:00:00', '2008-07-21 00:00:00', '0'); -- crcLOAN demo data: INSERT INTO crcLOAN (id_crcBORROWER, id_bibrec, barcode, loaned_on, due_date, status, type, notes) VALUES ('4', '33', 'bc-33001', NOW(), NOW() + INTERVAL 30 DAY, 'on loan' ,'normal', ''); INSERT INTO crcLOAN (id_crcBORROWER, id_bibrec, barcode, loaned_on, due_date, status, type, notes) VALUES ('5', '31', 'bc-31001', NOW(), NOW() + INTERVAL 7 DAY, 'on loan' ,'normal', ''); INSERT INTO crcLOAN (id_crcBORROWER, id_bibrec, barcode, loaned_on, due_date, status, type, notes) VALUES ('5', '31', 'bc-25001', NOW(), NOW() + INTERVAL 30 DAY, 'on loan' ,'normal', ''); -- crcLOANREQUEST demo data: INSERT INTO crcLOANREQUEST (id_crcBORROWER, id_bibrec, barcode, period_of_interest_from, period_of_interest_to, status, notes, request_date) VALUES ('5', '34', 'bc-34002', NOW(), NOW() + INTERVAL 60 DAY, 'pending' , '', NOW()); INSERT INTO crcLOANREQUEST (id_crcBORROWER, id_bibrec, barcode, period_of_interest_from, period_of_interest_to, status, notes, request_date) VALUES ('6', '29', 'bc-29001', NOW(), NOW() + INTERVAL 45 DAY, 'pending' , '', NOW()); INSERT INTO crcLOANREQUEST (id_crcBORROWER, id_bibrec, barcode, period_of_interest_from, period_of_interest_to, status, notes, request_date) VALUES ('5', '33', 'bc-33001', NOW(), NOW() + INTERVAL 45 DAY, 'waiting' , '', NOW()); INSERT INTO crcLOANREQUEST (id_crcBORROWER, id_bibrec, barcode, period_of_interest_from, period_of_interest_to, status, notes, request_date) VALUES ('7', '22', 'bc-22001', NOW(), NOW() + INTERVAL 90 DAY, 'pending' , '', NOW()); -- crcBORROWER demo data: INSERT INTO crcBORROWER (name, email, phone, address, borrower_since, notes) VALUES ('Admin', 'admin@cds.cern.ch', '20003', '99-Z-019', '2008-07-21 00:00:00', ''); INSERT INTO crcBORROWER (name, email, phone, address, borrower_since, notes) VALUES ('Jekyll', 'jekyll@cds.cern.ch', '01234', '21-Z-019', '2008-07-21 00:00:00', ''); INSERT INTO crcBORROWER (name, email, phone, address, borrower_since, notes) VALUES ('Hyde', 'Hyde@cds.cern.ch', '01574', '22-Z-119', '2008-07-21 00:00:00', ''); INSERT INTO crcBORROWER (name, email, phone, address, borrower_since, notes) VALUES ('Dorian Gray', 'dorian.gray@cds.cern.ch', '33234', '38-Y-819', '2008-07-21 00:00:00', ''); INSERT INTO crcBORROWER (name, email, phone, address, borrower_since, notes) VALUES ('Romeo Montague', 'romeo.montague@cds.cern.ch', '93844', '98-W-859', '2008-07-21 00:00:00', ''); INSERT INTO crcBORROWER (name, email, phone, address, borrower_since, notes) VALUES ('Juliet Capulet', 'juliet.capulet@cds.cern.ch', '99874', '91-X-098', '2008-07-21 00:00:00', ''); INSERT INTO crcBORROWER (name, email, phone, address, borrower_since, notes) VALUES ('Benvolio Montague', 'benvolio.montague@cds.cern.ch', '32354', '93-P-019', '2008-07-21 00:00:00', ''); INSERT INTO crcBORROWER (name, email, phone, address, borrower_since, notes) VALUES ('Balthasar Montague', 'balthasar.montague@cds.cern.ch', '78644', '20-M-349', '2008-07-21 00:00:00', ''); -- switch on stemming for some indexes: UPDATE idxINDEX SET stemming_language='en' WHERE name IN ('global','abstract','keyword','title','fulltext', 'miscellaneous'); -- exporting demo: INSERT INTO expJOB (jobname) VALUES ('sitemap'); INSERT INTO expJOB (jobname) VALUES ('googlescholar'); INSERT INTO expJOB (jobname) VALUES ('marcxml'); -- WebJournal demo: INSERT INTO jrnJOURNAL (id,name) VALUES(1,'AtlantisTimes'); INSERT INTO jrnISSUE (id_jrnJOURNAL,issue_number,issue_display,date_released,date_announced) VALUES (1,'02/2009','02-03/2009','2009-01-09','2009-01-09'); INSERT INTO jrnISSUE (id_jrnJOURNAL,issue_number,issue_display,date_released) VALUES (1,'03/2009','02-03/2009','2009-01-16'); -- BibAuthorID demo person assignment: INSERT INTO aidPERSONIDDATA (personid, tag, data) VALUES (1,'uid','2'); INSERT INTO aidPERSONIDDATA (personid, tag, data) VALUES (2,'uid','1'); INSERT INTO aidPERSONIDDATA (personid, tag, data) VALUES (3,'uid','4'); INSERT INTO aidPERSONIDDATA (personid, tag, data) VALUES (4,'uid','5'); INSERT INTO aidPERSONIDDATA (personid, tag, data) VALUES (5,'uid','6'); INSERT INTO aidPERSONIDDATA (personid, tag, data) VALUES (6,'uid','7'); INSERT INTO aidPERSONIDDATA (personid, tag, data) VALUES (7,'uid','8'); -- end of file diff --git a/modules/miscutil/lib/upgrades/invenio_2013_08_20_bibauthority_updates.py b/modules/miscutil/lib/upgrades/invenio_2013_08_20_bibauthority_updates.py index 9fe3db735..43df20c92 100644 --- a/modules/miscutil/lib/upgrades/invenio_2013_08_20_bibauthority_updates.py +++ b/modules/miscutil/lib/upgrades/invenio_2013_08_20_bibauthority_updates.py @@ -1,276 +1,276 @@ # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- ## ## This file is part of Invenio. ## Copyright (C) 2012, 2013 CERN. ## ## Invenio is free software; you can redistribute it and/or ## modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as ## published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the ## License, or (at your option) any later version. ## ## Invenio is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but ## WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of ## MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU ## General Public License for more details. ## ## You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License ## along with Invenio; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., ## 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. from invenio.dbquery import run_sql depends_on = ['invenio_2013_03_29_idxINDEX_stopwords_update'] def info(): return """Introduces bibauthority module. Adds: -> new indexes: authorityauthor authoritysubject authorityjournal - authorityinstitution + authorityinstitute -> new fields: authorityauthor authoritysubject authorityjournal - authorityinstitution + authorityinstitute -> new tags: authority: main personal name authority: alternative personal name authority: personal name from other record authority: organization main name' organization alternative name organization main from other record authority: uniform title authority: uniform title alternatives authority: uniform title from other record authority: subject from other record authority: subject alternative name authority: subject main name """ def do_upgrade(): pass def do_upgrade_atlantis(): #first step: create tables run_sql("""CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS idxWORD20F ( id mediumint(9) unsigned NOT NULL auto_increment, term varchar(50) default NULL, hitlist longblob, PRIMARY KEY (id), UNIQUE KEY term (term) ) ENGINE=MyISAM; """) run_sql("""CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS idxWORD20R ( id_bibrec mediumint(9) unsigned NOT NULL, termlist longblob, type enum('CURRENT','FUTURE','TEMPORARY') NOT NULL default 'CURRENT', PRIMARY KEY (id_bibrec,type) ) ENGINE=MyISAM;""") run_sql("""CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS idxWORD21F ( id mediumint(9) unsigned NOT NULL auto_increment, term varchar(50) default NULL, hitlist longblob, PRIMARY KEY (id), UNIQUE KEY term (term) ) ENGINE=MyISAM;""") run_sql("""CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS idxWORD21R ( id_bibrec mediumint(9) unsigned NOT NULL, termlist longblob, type enum('CURRENT','FUTURE','TEMPORARY') NOT NULL default 'CURRENT', PRIMARY KEY (id_bibrec,type) ) ENGINE=MyISAM;""") run_sql("""CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS idxWORD22F ( id mediumint(9) unsigned NOT NULL auto_increment, term varchar(50) default NULL, hitlist longblob, PRIMARY KEY (id), UNIQUE KEY term (term) ) ENGINE=MyISAM;""") run_sql("""CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS idxWORD22R ( id_bibrec mediumint(9) unsigned NOT NULL, termlist longblob, type enum('CURRENT','FUTURE','TEMPORARY') NOT NULL default 'CURRENT', PRIMARY KEY (id_bibrec,type) ) ENGINE=MyISAM;""") run_sql("""CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS idxWORD23F ( id mediumint(9) unsigned NOT NULL auto_increment, term varchar(50) default NULL, hitlist longblob, PRIMARY KEY (id), UNIQUE KEY term (term) ) ENGINE=MyISAM;""") run_sql("""CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS idxWORD23R ( id_bibrec mediumint(9) unsigned NOT NULL, termlist longblob, type enum('CURRENT','FUTURE','TEMPORARY') NOT NULL default 'CURRENT', PRIMARY KEY (id_bibrec,type) ) ENGINE=MyISAM;""") run_sql("""CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS idxPAIR20F ( id mediumint(9) unsigned NOT NULL auto_increment, term varchar(100) default NULL, hitlist longblob, PRIMARY KEY (id), UNIQUE KEY term (term) ) ENGINE=MyISAM;""") run_sql("""CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS idxPAIR20R ( id_bibrec mediumint(9) unsigned NOT NULL, termlist longblob, type enum('CURRENT','FUTURE','TEMPORARY') NOT NULL default 'CURRENT', PRIMARY KEY (id_bibrec,type) ) ENGINE=MyISAM;""") run_sql("""CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS idxPAIR21F ( id mediumint(9) unsigned NOT NULL auto_increment, term varchar(100) default NULL, hitlist longblob, PRIMARY KEY (id), UNIQUE KEY term (term) ) ENGINE=MyISAM;""") run_sql("""CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS idxPAIR21R ( id_bibrec mediumint(9) unsigned NOT NULL, termlist longblob, type enum('CURRENT','FUTURE','TEMPORARY') NOT NULL default 'CURRENT', PRIMARY KEY (id_bibrec,type) ) ENGINE=MyISAM;""") run_sql("""CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS idxPAIR22F ( id mediumint(9) unsigned NOT NULL auto_increment, term varchar(100) default NULL, hitlist longblob, PRIMARY KEY (id), UNIQUE KEY term (term) ) ENGINE=MyISAM;""") run_sql("""CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS idxPAIR22R ( id_bibrec mediumint(9) unsigned NOT NULL, termlist longblob, type enum('CURRENT','FUTURE','TEMPORARY') NOT NULL default 'CURRENT', PRIMARY KEY (id_bibrec,type) ) ENGINE=MyISAM;""") run_sql("""CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS idxPAIR23F ( id mediumint(9) unsigned NOT NULL auto_increment, term varchar(100) default NULL, hitlist longblob, PRIMARY KEY (id), UNIQUE KEY term (term) ) ENGINE=MyISAM;""") run_sql("""CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS idxPAIR23R ( id_bibrec mediumint(9) unsigned NOT NULL, termlist longblob, type enum('CURRENT','FUTURE','TEMPORARY') NOT NULL default 'CURRENT', PRIMARY KEY (id_bibrec,type) ) ENGINE=MyISAM;""") run_sql("""CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS idxPHRASE20F ( id mediumint(9) unsigned NOT NULL auto_increment, term text default NULL, hitlist longblob, PRIMARY KEY (id), KEY term (term(50)) ) ENGINE=MyISAM;""") run_sql("""CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS idxPHRASE20R ( id_bibrec mediumint(9) unsigned NOT NULL, termlist longblob, type enum('CURRENT','FUTURE','TEMPORARY') NOT NULL default 'CURRENT', PRIMARY KEY (id_bibrec,type) ) ENGINE=MyISAM;""") run_sql("""CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS idxPHRASE21F ( id mediumint(9) unsigned NOT NULL auto_increment, term text default NULL, hitlist longblob, PRIMARY KEY (id), KEY term (term(50)) ) ENGINE=MyISAM;""") run_sql("""CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS idxPHRASE21R ( id_bibrec mediumint(9) unsigned NOT NULL, termlist longblob, type enum('CURRENT','FUTURE','TEMPORARY') NOT NULL default 'CURRENT', PRIMARY KEY (id_bibrec,type) ) ENGINE=MyISAM;""") run_sql("""CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS idxPHRASE22F ( id mediumint(9) unsigned NOT NULL auto_increment, term text default NULL, hitlist longblob, PRIMARY KEY (id), KEY term (term(50)) ) ENGINE=MyISAM;""") run_sql("""CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS idxPHRASE22R ( id_bibrec mediumint(9) unsigned NOT NULL, termlist longblob, type enum('CURRENT','FUTURE','TEMPORARY') NOT NULL default 'CURRENT', PRIMARY KEY (id_bibrec,type) ) ENGINE=MyISAM;""") run_sql("""CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS idxPHRASE23F ( id mediumint(9) unsigned NOT NULL auto_increment, term text default NULL, hitlist longblob, PRIMARY KEY (id), KEY term (term(50)) ) ENGINE=MyISAM;""") run_sql("""CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS idxPHRASE23R ( id_bibrec mediumint(9) unsigned NOT NULL, termlist longblob, type enum('CURRENT','FUTURE','TEMPORARY') NOT NULL default 'CURRENT', PRIMARY KEY (id_bibrec,type) ) ENGINE=MyISAM;""") #second step: fill tables with data run_sql("""INSERT INTO field VALUES (33,'authority author','authorityauthor')""") - run_sql("""INSERT INTO field VALUES (34,'authority institution','authorityinstitution')""") + run_sql("""INSERT INTO field VALUES (34,'authority institute','authorityinstitute')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO field VALUES (35,'authority journal','authorityjournal')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO field VALUES (36,'authority subject','authoritysubject')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (33,1,100)""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (33,146,100)""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (33,140,100)""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (34,148,100)""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (34,149,100)""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (34,150,100)""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (35,151,100)""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (35,152,100)""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (35,153,100)""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (36,154,100)""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (36,155,100)""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (36,156,100)""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (145,'authority: main personal name','100__a')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (146,'authority: alternative personal name','400__a')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (147,'authority: personal name from other record','500__a')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (148,'authority: organization main name','110__a')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (149,'organization alternative name','410__a')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (150,'organization main from other record','510__a')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (151,'authority: uniform title','130__a')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (152,'authority: uniform title alternatives','430__a')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (153,'authority: uniform title from other record','530__a')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (154,'authority: subject from other record','150__a')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (155,'authority: subject alternative name','450__a')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (156,'authority: subject main name','550__a')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO idxINDEX VALUES (20,'authorityauthor','This index contains words/phrases from author authority records.','0000-00-00 00:00:00', '', 'native', '','No','No','No', 'BibIndexAuthorTokenizer')""") - run_sql("""INSERT INTO idxINDEX VALUES (21,'authorityinstitution','This index contains words/phrases from institution authority records.','0000-00-00 00:00:00', '', 'native', '','No','No','No', 'BibIndexDefaultTokenizer')""") + run_sql("""INSERT INTO idxINDEX VALUES (21,'authorityinstitute','This index contains words/phrases from institute authority records.','0000-00-00 00:00:00', '', 'native', '','No','No','No', 'BibIndexDefaultTokenizer')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO idxINDEX VALUES (22,'authorityjournal','This index contains words/phrases from journal authority records.','0000-00-00 00:00:00', '', 'native', '','No','No','No', 'BibIndexDefaultTokenizer')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO idxINDEX VALUES (23,'authoritysubject','This index contains words/phrases from subject authority records.','0000-00-00 00:00:00', '', 'native', '','No','No','No', 'BibIndexDefaultTokenizer')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO idxINDEX_field (id_idxINDEX, id_field) VALUES (20,33)""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO idxINDEX_field (id_idxINDEX, id_field) VALUES (21,34)""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO idxINDEX_field (id_idxINDEX, id_field) VALUES (22,35)""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO idxINDEX_field (id_idxINDEX, id_field) VALUES (23,36)""") def estimate(): return 1 def pre_upgrade(): pass def post_upgrade(): pass diff --git a/modules/miscutil/lib/upgrades/invenio_2013_09_25_virtual_indexes.py b/modules/miscutil/lib/upgrades/invenio_2013_09_25_virtual_indexes.py index b1ac184f3..9f711e7f4 100644 --- a/modules/miscutil/lib/upgrades/invenio_2013_09_25_virtual_indexes.py +++ b/modules/miscutil/lib/upgrades/invenio_2013_09_25_virtual_indexes.py @@ -1,347 +1,347 @@ # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- ## ## This file is part of Invenio. ## Copyright (C) 2012, 2013 CERN. ## ## Invenio is free software; you can redistribute it and/or ## modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as ## published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the ## License, or (at your option) any later version. ## ## Invenio is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but ## WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of ## MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU ## General Public License for more details. ## ## You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License ## along with Invenio; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., ## 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. from invenio.dbquery import run_sql depends_on = ['invenio_2013_08_22_new_index_itemcount', 'invenio_2013_08_22_hstRECORD_affected_fields'] def info(): return "BibIndex virtual indexes" def do_upgrade(): run_sql("""CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS idxINDEX_idxINDEX ( id_virtual mediumint(9) unsigned NOT NULL, id_normal mediumint(9) unsigned NOT NULL, PRIMARY KEY (id_virtual,id_normal) ) ENGINE=MyISAM""") def do_upgrade_atlantis(): #0 step: parametrize script for quick change misc_field = 39 misc_index = 26 #1st step: create tables for miscellaneous index run_sql("""CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS idxWORD%02dF ( id mediumint(9) unsigned NOT NULL auto_increment, term varchar(50) default NULL, hitlist longblob, PRIMARY KEY (id), UNIQUE KEY term (term) ) ENGINE=MyISAM""" % misc_index) run_sql("""CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS idxWORD%02dR ( id_bibrec mediumint(9) unsigned NOT NULL, termlist longblob, type enum('CURRENT','FUTURE','TEMPORARY') NOT NULL default 'CURRENT', PRIMARY KEY (id_bibrec,type) ) ENGINE=MyISAM""" % misc_index) run_sql("""CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS idxPAIR%02dF ( id mediumint(9) unsigned NOT NULL auto_increment, term varchar(100) default NULL, hitlist longblob, PRIMARY KEY (id), UNIQUE KEY term (term) ) ENGINE=MyISAM""" % misc_index) run_sql("""CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS idxPAIR%02dR ( id_bibrec mediumint(9) unsigned NOT NULL, termlist longblob, type enum('CURRENT','FUTURE','TEMPORARY') NOT NULL default 'CURRENT', PRIMARY KEY (id_bibrec,type) ) ENGINE=MyISAM""" % misc_index) run_sql("""CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS idxPHRASE%02dF ( id mediumint(9) unsigned NOT NULL auto_increment, term text default NULL, hitlist longblob, PRIMARY KEY (id), KEY term (term(50)) ) ENGINE=MyISAM""" % misc_index) run_sql("""CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS idxPHRASE%02dR ( id_bibrec mediumint(9) unsigned NOT NULL, termlist longblob, type enum('CURRENT','FUTURE','TEMPORARY') NOT NULL default 'CURRENT', PRIMARY KEY (id_bibrec,type) ) ENGINE=MyISAM""" % misc_index) #2nd step: add 'miscellaneous' index to idxINDEX table run_sql("""INSERT INTO idxINDEX VALUES (%s,'miscellaneous','This index contains words/phrases from miscellaneous fields','0000-00-00 00:00:00', '', 'native','','No','No','No', 'BibIndexDefaultTokenizer')""" % misc_index) #3rd step: add 'miscellaneous' field run_sql("""INSERT INTO field VALUES (%s,'miscellaneous', 'miscellaneous')""" % misc_field) #4th step: add idxINDEX_field map run_sql("""INSERT INTO idxINDEX_field (id_idxINDEX, id_field) VALUES (%s,%s)""" % (misc_index, misc_field)) #5th step: add tags run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (157,'031x','031%')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (158,'032x','032%')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (159,'033x','033%')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (160,'034x','034%')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (161,'035x','035%')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (162,'036x','036%')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (163,'037x','037%')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (164,'038x','038%')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (165,'080x','080%')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (166,'082x','082%')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (167,'083x','083%')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (168,'084x','084%')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (169,'085x','085%')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (170,'086x','086%')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (171,'240x','240%')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (172,'242x','242%')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (173,'243x','243%')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (174,'244x','244%')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (175,'247x','247%')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (176,'521x','521%')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (177,'522x','522%')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (178,'524x','524%')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (179,'525x','525%')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (180,'526x','526%')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (181,'650x','650%')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (182,'651x','651%')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (183,'6531_v','6531_v')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (184,'6531_y','6531_y')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (185,'6531_9','6531_9')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (186,'654x','654%')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (187,'655x','655%')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (188,'656x','656%')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (189,'657x','657%')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (190,'658x','658%')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (191,'711x','711%')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (192,'900x','900%')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (193,'901x','901%')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (194,'902x','902%')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (195,'903x','903%')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (196,'904x','904%')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (197,'905x','905%')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (198,'906x','906%')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (199,'907x','907%')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (200,'908x','908%')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (201,'909C1x','909C1%')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (202,'909C5x','909C5%')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (203,'909CSx','909CS%')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (204,'909COx','909CO%')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (205,'909CKx','909CK%')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (206,'909CPx','909CP%')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (207,'981x','981%')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (208,'982x','982%')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (209,'983x','983%')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (210,'984x','984%')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (211,'985x','985%')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (212,'986x','986%')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (213,'987x','987%')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (214,'988x','988%')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (215,'989x','989%')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (216,'author control','100__0')""") - run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (217,'institution control','110__0')""") + run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (217,'institute control','110__0')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (218,'journal control','130__0')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (219,'subject control','150__0')""") - run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (220,'additional institution control', '260__0')""") + run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (220,'additional institute control', '260__0')""") run_sql("""INSERT INTO tag VALUES (221,'additional author control', '700__0')""") #6th step: add field tag mapping run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,17,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,18,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,157,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,158,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,159,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,160,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,161,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,162,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,163,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,164,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,20,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,21,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,22,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,23,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,165,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,166,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,167,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,168,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,169,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,170,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,25,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,27,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,28,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,29,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,30,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,31,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,32,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,33,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,34,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,35,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,36,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,37,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,38,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,39,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,171,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,172,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,173,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,174,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,175,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,41,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,42,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,43,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,44,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,45,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,46,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,47,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,48,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,49,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,50,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,51,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,52,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,53,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,54,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,55,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,56,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,57,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,58,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,59,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,60,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,61,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,62,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,63,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,64,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,65,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,66,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,67,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,176,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,177,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,178,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,179,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,180,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,69,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,70,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,71,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,72,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,73,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,74,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,75,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,76,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,77,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,78,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,79,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,80,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,181,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,182,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,183,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,184,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,185,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,186,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,82,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,83,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,84,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,85,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,187,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,88,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,89,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,90,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,91,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,92,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,93,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,94,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,95,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,96,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,97,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,98,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,99,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,100,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,102,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,103,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,104,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,105,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,188,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,189,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,190,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,191,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,192,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,193,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,194,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,195,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,196,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,107,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,108,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,109,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,110,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,111,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,112,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,113,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,197,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,198,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,199,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,200,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,201,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,202,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,203,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,204,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,205,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,206,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,207,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,208,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,209,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,210,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,211,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,212,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,213,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,214,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,215,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,122,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,123,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,124,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,125,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,126,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,127,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,128,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,129,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,130,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,1,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,2,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,216,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,217,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,218,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,219,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,220,10)""" % misc_field) run_sql("""INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (%s,221,10)""" % misc_field) #7th step: remove old unneeded field tag mapping run_sql("""DELETE FROM field_tag WHERE id_field=1""") #8th step: add mapping between indexes for global index query = """SELECT name, id FROM idxINDEX""" ids = dict(run_sql(query)) run_sql("""INSERT INTO idxINDEX_idxINDEX (id_virtual, id_normal) VALUES (%s, %s)""" % (ids['global'], ids['collection'])) run_sql("""INSERT INTO idxINDEX_idxINDEX (id_virtual, id_normal) VALUES (%s, %s)""" % (ids['global'], ids['abstract'])) run_sql("""INSERT INTO idxINDEX_idxINDEX (id_virtual, id_normal) VALUES (%s, %s)""" % (ids['global'], ids['collection'])) run_sql("""INSERT INTO idxINDEX_idxINDEX (id_virtual, id_normal) VALUES (%s, %s)""" % (ids['global'], ids['reportnumber'])) run_sql("""INSERT INTO idxINDEX_idxINDEX (id_virtual, id_normal) VALUES (%s, %s)""" % (ids['global'], ids['title'])) run_sql("""INSERT INTO idxINDEX_idxINDEX (id_virtual, id_normal) VALUES (%s, %s)""" % (ids['global'], ids['year'])) run_sql("""INSERT INTO idxINDEX_idxINDEX (id_virtual, id_normal) VALUES (%s, %s)""" % (ids['global'], ids['journal'])) run_sql("""INSERT INTO idxINDEX_idxINDEX (id_virtual, id_normal) VALUES (%s, %s)""" % (ids['global'], ids['collaboration'])) run_sql("""INSERT INTO idxINDEX_idxINDEX (id_virtual, id_normal) VALUES (%s, %s)""" % (ids['global'], ids['affiliation'])) run_sql("""INSERT INTO idxINDEX_idxINDEX (id_virtual, id_normal) VALUES (%s, %s)""" % (ids['global'], ids['exacttitle'])) run_sql("""INSERT INTO idxINDEX_idxINDEX (id_virtual, id_normal) VALUES (%s, %s)""" % (ids['global'], ids['miscellaneous'])) def estimate(): return 1 def pre_upgrade(): pass def post_upgrade(): print 'NOTE: please double check your index settings in BibIndex Admin Interface; you can make your global index virtual.' diff --git a/modules/miscutil/sql/tabfill.sql b/modules/miscutil/sql/tabfill.sql index cbebcff60..ec484884e 100644 --- a/modules/miscutil/sql/tabfill.sql +++ b/modules/miscutil/sql/tabfill.sql @@ -1,863 +1,863 @@ -- This file is part of Invenio. -- Copyright (C) 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 CERN. -- -- Invenio is free software; you can redistribute it and/or -- modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as -- published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the -- License, or (at your option) any later version. -- -- Invenio is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but -- WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of -- MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU -- General Public License for more details. -- -- You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License -- along with Invenio; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., -- 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. -- Fill Invenio configuration tables with defaults suitable for any site. INSERT INTO rnkMETHOD (id,name,last_updated) VALUES (1,'wrd','0000-00-00 00:00:00'); INSERT INTO collection_rnkMETHOD (id_collection,id_rnkMETHOD,score) VALUES (1,1,100); INSERT INTO rnkCITATIONDATA VALUES (1,'citationdict',NULL,'0000-00-00'); INSERT INTO rnkCITATIONDATA VALUES (2,'reversedict',NULL,'0000-00-00'); INSERT INTO rnkCITATIONDATA VALUES (3,'selfcitdict',NULL,'0000-00-00'); INSERT INTO rnkCITATIONDATA VALUES (4,'selfcitedbydict',NULL,'0000-00-00'); INSERT INTO field VALUES (1,'any field','anyfield'); INSERT INTO field VALUES (2,'title','title'); INSERT INTO field VALUES (3,'author','author'); INSERT INTO field VALUES (4,'abstract','abstract'); INSERT INTO field VALUES (5,'keyword','keyword'); INSERT INTO field VALUES (6,'report number','reportnumber'); INSERT INTO field VALUES (7,'subject','subject'); INSERT INTO field VALUES (8,'reference','reference'); INSERT INTO field VALUES (9,'fulltext','fulltext'); INSERT INTO field VALUES (10,'collection','collection'); INSERT INTO field VALUES (11,'division','division'); INSERT INTO field VALUES (12,'year','year'); INSERT INTO field VALUES (13,'experiment','experiment'); INSERT INTO field VALUES (14,'record ID','recid'); INSERT INTO field VALUES (15,'isbn','isbn'); INSERT INTO field VALUES (16,'issn','issn'); INSERT INTO field VALUES (17,'coden','coden'); -- INSERT INTO field VALUES (18,'doi','doi'); INSERT INTO field VALUES (19,'journal','journal'); INSERT INTO field VALUES (20,'collaboration','collaboration'); INSERT INTO field VALUES (21,'affiliation','affiliation'); INSERT INTO field VALUES (22,'exact author','exactauthor'); INSERT INTO field VALUES (23,'date created','datecreated'); INSERT INTO field VALUES (24,'date modified','datemodified'); INSERT INTO field VALUES (25,'refers to','refersto'); INSERT INTO field VALUES (26,'cited by','citedby'); INSERT INTO field VALUES (27,'caption','caption'); INSERT INTO field VALUES (28,'first author','firstauthor'); INSERT INTO field VALUES (29,'exact first author','exactfirstauthor'); INSERT INTO field VALUES (30,'author count','authorcount'); INSERT INTO field VALUES (31,'reference to','rawref'); INSERT INTO field VALUES (32,'exact title','exacttitle'); INSERT INTO field VALUES (33,'authority author','authorityauthor'); -INSERT INTO field VALUES (34,'authority institution','authorityinstitution'); +INSERT INTO field VALUES (34,'authority institute','authorityinstitute'); INSERT INTO field VALUES (35,'authority journal','authorityjournal'); INSERT INTO field VALUES (36,'authority subject','authoritysubject'); INSERT INTO field VALUES (37,'item count','itemcount'); INSERT INTO field VALUES (38,'file type','filetype'); INSERT INTO field VALUES (39,'miscellaneous', 'miscellaneous'); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (10,11,100); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (11,14,100); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (12,15,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (13,116,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (2,3,100); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (2,4,90); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (3,1,100); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (3,2,90); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (4,5,100); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (5,6,100); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (6,7,30); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (6,8,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (6,9,20); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (7,12,100); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (7,13,90); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (8,10,100); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (9,115,100); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (14,117,100); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (15,118,100); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (16,119,100); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (17,120,100); -- INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (18,121,100); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (19,131,100); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (20,132,100); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (21,133,100); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (21,134,90); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (22,1,100); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (22,2,90); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (27,135,100); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (28,1,100); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (29,1,100); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (30,1,100); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (30,2,90); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (32,3,100); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (32,4,90); -- authority fields INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (33,1,100); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (33,146,100); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (33,140,100); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (34,148,100); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (34,149,100); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (34,150,100); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (35,151,100); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (35,152,100); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (35,153,100); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (36,154,100); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (36,155,100); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (36,156,100); -- misc fields INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,17,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,18,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,157,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,158,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,159,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,160,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,161,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,162,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,163,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,164,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,20,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,21,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,22,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,23,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,165,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,166,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,167,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,168,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,169,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,170,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,25,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,27,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,28,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,29,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,30,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,31,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,32,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,33,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,34,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,35,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,36,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,37,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,38,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,39,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,171,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,172,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,173,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,174,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,175,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,41,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,42,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,43,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,44,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,45,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,46,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,47,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,48,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,49,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,50,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,51,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,52,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,53,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,54,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,55,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,56,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,57,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,58,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,59,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,60,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,61,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,62,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,63,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,64,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,65,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,66,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,67,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,176,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,177,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,178,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,179,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,180,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,69,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,70,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,71,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,72,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,73,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,74,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,75,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,76,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,77,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,78,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,79,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,80,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,181,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,182,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,183,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,184,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,185,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,186,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,82,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,83,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,84,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,85,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,187,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,88,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,89,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,90,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,91,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,92,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,93,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,94,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,95,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,96,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,97,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,98,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,99,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,100,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,102,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,103,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,104,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,105,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,188,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,189,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,190,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,191,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,192,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,193,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,194,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,195,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,196,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,107,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,108,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,109,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,110,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,111,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,112,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,113,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,197,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,198,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,199,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,200,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,201,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,202,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,203,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,204,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,205,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,206,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,207,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,208,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,209,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,210,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,211,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,212,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,213,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,214,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,215,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,122,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,123,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,124,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,125,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,126,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,127,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,128,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,129,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,130,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,1,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,2,10); -- misc authority fields INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,216,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,217,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,218,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,219,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,220,10); INSERT INTO field_tag VALUES (39,221,10); INSERT INTO format (id,name,code,description,content_type,visibility) VALUES (1,'HTML brief','hb', 'HTML brief output format, used for search results pages.', 'text/html', 1); INSERT INTO format (id,name,code,description,content_type,visibility) VALUES (2,'HTML detailed','hd', 'HTML detailed output format, used for Detailed record pages.', 'text/html', 1); INSERT INTO format (id,name,code,description,content_type,visibility) VALUES (3,'MARC','hm', 'HTML MARC.', 'text/html', 1); INSERT INTO format (id,name,code,description,content_type,visibility) VALUES (4,'Dublin Core','xd', 'XML Dublin Core.', 'text/xml', 1); INSERT INTO format (id,name,code,description,content_type,visibility) VALUES (5,'MARCXML','xm', 'XML MARC.', 'text/xml', 1); INSERT INTO format (id,name,code,description,content_type,visibility) VALUES (6,'portfolio','hp', 'HTML portfolio-style output format for photos.', 'text/html', 1); INSERT INTO format (id,name,code,description,content_type,visibility) VALUES (7,'photo captions only','hc', 'HTML caption-only output format for photos.', 'text/html', 1); INSERT INTO format (id,name,code,description,content_type,visibility) VALUES (8,'BibTeX','hx', 'BibTeX.', 'text/html', 1); INSERT INTO format (id,name,code,description,content_type,visibility) VALUES (9,'EndNote','xe', 'XML EndNote.', 'text/xml', 1); INSERT INTO format (id,name,code,description,content_type,visibility) VALUES (10,'NLM','xn', 'XML NLM.', 'text/xml', 1); INSERT INTO format (id,name,code,description,content_type,visibility) VALUES (11,'Excel','excel', 'Excel csv output', 'application/ms-excel', 0); INSERT INTO format (id,name,code,description,content_type,visibility) VALUES (12,'HTML similarity','hs', 'Very short HTML output for similarity box (people also viewed..).', 'text/html', 0); INSERT INTO format (id,name,code,description,content_type,visibility) VALUES (13,'RSS','xr', 'RSS.', 'text/xml', 0); INSERT INTO format (id,name,code,description,content_type,visibility) VALUES (14,'OAI DC','xoaidc', 'OAI DC.', 'text/xml', 0); INSERT INTO format (id,name,code,description,content_type,visibility) VALUES (15,'File mini-panel', 'hdfile', 'Used to show fulltext files in mini-panel of detailed record pages.', 'text/html', 0); INSERT INTO format (id,name,code,description,content_type,visibility) VALUES (16,'Actions mini-panel', 'hdact', 'Used to display actions in mini-panel of detailed record pages.', 'text/html', 0); INSERT INTO format (id,name,code,description,content_type,visibility) VALUES (17,'References tab', 'hdref', 'Display record references in References tab.', 'text/html', 0); INSERT INTO format (id,name,code,description,content_type,visibility) VALUES (18,'HTML citesummary','hcs', 'HTML cite summary format, used for search results pages.', 'text/html', 1); INSERT INTO format (id,name,code,description,content_type,visibility) VALUES (19,'RefWorks','xw', 'RefWorks.', 'text/xml', 1); INSERT INTO format (id,name,code,description,content_type,visibility) VALUES (20,'MODS', 'xo', 'Metadata Object Description Schema', 'application/xml', 1); INSERT INTO format (id,name,code,description,content_type,visibility) VALUES (21,'HTML author claiming', 'ha', 'Very brief HTML output format for author/paper claiming facility.', 'text/html', 0); INSERT INTO format (id,name,code,description,content_type,visibility) VALUES (22,'Podcast', 'xp', 'Sample format suitable for multimedia feeds, such as podcasts', 'application/rss+xml', 0); INSERT INTO format (id,name,code,description,content_type,visibility) VALUES (23,'WebAuthorProfile affiliations helper','wapaff', 'cPickled dicts', 'text', 0); INSERT INTO format (id,name,code,description,content_type,visibility) VALUES (24,'EndNote (8-X)','xe8x', 'XML EndNote (8-X).', 'text/xml', 1); INSERT INTO format (id,name,code,description,content_type,visibility) VALUES (25,'HTML citesummary extended','hcs2', 'HTML cite summary format, including self-citations counts.', 'text/html', 0); INSERT INTO format (id,name,code,description,content_type,visibility) VALUES (26,'DataCite','dcite', 'DataCite XML format.', 'text/xml', 0); INSERT INTO format (id,name,code,description,content_type,visibility) VALUES (27,'Mobile brief','mobb', 'Mobile brief format.', 'text/html', 0); INSERT INTO format (id,name,code,description,content_type,visibility) VALUES (28,'Mobile detailed','mobd', 'Mobile detailed format.', 'text/html', 0); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (1,'first author name','100__a'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (2,'additional author name','700__a'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (3,'main title','245__%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (4,'additional title','246__%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (5,'abstract','520__%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (6,'keyword','6531_a'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (7,'primary report number','037__a'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (8,'additional report number','088__a'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (9,'added report number','909C0r'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (10,'reference','999C5%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (11,'collection identifier','980__%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (12,'main subject','65017a'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (13,'additional subject','65027a'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (14,'division','909C0p'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (15,'year','909C0y'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (16,'00x','00%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (17,'01x','01%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (18,'02x','02%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (19,'03x','03%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (20,'lang','04%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (21,'05x','05%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (22,'06x','06%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (23,'07x','07%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (24,'08x','08%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (25,'09x','09%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (26,'10x','10%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (27,'11x','11%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (28,'12x','12%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (29,'13x','13%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (30,'14x','14%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (31,'15x','15%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (32,'16x','16%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (33,'17x','17%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (34,'18x','18%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (35,'19x','19%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (36,'20x','20%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (37,'21x','21%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (38,'22x','22%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (39,'23x','23%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (40,'24x','24%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (41,'25x','25%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (42,'internal','26%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (43,'27x','27%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (44,'28x','28%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (45,'29x','29%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (46,'pages','30%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (47,'31x','31%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (48,'32x','32%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (49,'33x','33%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (50,'34x','34%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (51,'35x','35%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (52,'36x','36%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (53,'37x','37%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (54,'38x','38%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (55,'39x','39%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (56,'40x','40%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (57,'41x','41%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (58,'42x','42%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (59,'43x','43%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (60,'44x','44%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (61,'45x','45%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (62,'46x','46%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (63,'47x','47%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (64,'48x','48%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (65,'series','49%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (66,'50x','50%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (67,'51x','51%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (68,'52x','52%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (69,'53x','53%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (70,'54x','54%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (71,'55x','55%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (72,'56x','56%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (73,'57x','57%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (74,'58x','58%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (75,'summary','59%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (76,'60x','60%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (77,'61x','61%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (78,'62x','62%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (79,'63x','63%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (80,'64x','64%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (81,'65x','65%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (82,'66x','66%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (83,'67x','67%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (84,'68x','68%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (85,'subject','69%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (86,'70x','70%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (87,'71x','71%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (88,'author-ad','72%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (89,'73x','73%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (90,'74x','74%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (91,'75x','75%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (92,'76x','76%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (93,'77x','77%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (94,'78x','78%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (95,'79x','79%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (96,'80x','80%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (97,'81x','81%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (98,'82x','82%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (99,'83x','83%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (100,'84x','84%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (101,'electr','85%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (102,'86x','86%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (103,'87x','87%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (104,'88x','88%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (105,'89x','89%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (106,'publication','90%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (107,'pub-conf-cit','91%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (108,'92x','92%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (109,'93x','93%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (110,'94x','94%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (111,'95x','95%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (112,'catinfo','96%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (113,'97x','97%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (114,'98x','98%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (115,'url','8564_u'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (116,'experiment','909C0e'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (117,'record ID','001'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (118,'isbn','020__a'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (119,'issn','022__a'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (120,'coden','030__a'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (121,'doi','909C4a'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (122,'850x','850%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (123,'851x','851%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (124,'852x','852%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (125,'853x','853%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (126,'854x','854%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (127,'855x','855%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (128,'857x','857%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (129,'858x','858%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (130,'859x','859%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (131,'journal','909C4%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (132,'collaboration','710__g'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (133,'first author affiliation','100__u'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (134,'additional author affiliation','700__u'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (135,'caption','8564_y'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (136,'journal page','909C4c'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (137,'journal title','909C4p'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (138,'journal volume','909C4v'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (139,'journal year','909C4y'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (140,'comment','500__a'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (141,'title','245__a'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (142,'main abstract','245__a'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (143,'internal notes','595__a'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (144,'other relationship entry', '787%'); -- INSERT INTO tag VALUES (145,'authority: main personal name','100__a'); -- already exists under a different name ('first author name') INSERT INTO tag VALUES (146,'authority: alternative personal name','400__a'); -- INSERT INTO tag VALUES (147,'authority: personal name from other record','500__a'); -- already exists under a different name ('comment') INSERT INTO tag VALUES (148,'authority: organization main name','110__a'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (149,'organization alternative name','410__a'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (150,'organization main from other record','510__a'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (151,'authority: uniform title','130__a'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (152,'authority: uniform title alternatives','430__a'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (153,'authority: uniform title from other record','530__a'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (154,'authority: subject from other record','150__a'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (155,'authority: subject alternative name','450__a'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (156,'authority: subject main name','550__a'); -- tags for misc index INSERT INTO tag VALUES (157,'031x','031%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (158,'032x','032%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (159,'033x','033%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (160,'034x','034%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (161,'035x','035%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (162,'036x','036%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (163,'037x','037%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (164,'038x','038%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (165,'080x','080%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (166,'082x','082%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (167,'083x','083%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (168,'084x','084%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (169,'085x','085%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (170,'086x','086%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (171,'240x','240%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (172,'242x','242%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (173,'243x','243%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (174,'244x','244%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (175,'247x','247%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (176,'521x','521%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (177,'522x','522%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (178,'524x','524%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (179,'525x','525%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (180,'526x','526%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (181,'650x','650%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (182,'651x','651%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (183,'6531_v','6531_v'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (184,'6531_y','6531_y'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (185,'6531_9','6531_9'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (186,'654x','654%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (187,'655x','655%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (188,'656x','656%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (189,'657x','657%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (190,'658x','658%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (191,'711x','711%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (192,'900x','900%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (193,'901x','901%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (194,'902x','902%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (195,'903x','903%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (196,'904x','904%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (197,'905x','905%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (198,'906x','906%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (199,'907x','907%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (200,'908x','908%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (201,'909C1x','909C1%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (202,'909C5x','909C5%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (203,'909CSx','909CS%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (204,'909COx','909CO%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (205,'909CKx','909CK%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (206,'909CPx','909CP%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (207,'981x','981%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (208,'982x','982%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (209,'983x','983%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (210,'984x','984%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (211,'985x','985%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (212,'986x','986%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (213,'987x','987%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (214,'988x','988%'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (215,'989x','989%'); -- authority controled tags INSERT INTO tag VALUES (216,'author control','100__0'); -INSERT INTO tag VALUES (217,'institution control','110__0'); +INSERT INTO tag VALUES (217,'institute control','110__0'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (218,'journal control','130__0'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (219,'subject control','150__0'); -INSERT INTO tag VALUES (220,'additional institution control', '260__0'); +INSERT INTO tag VALUES (220,'additional institute control', '260__0'); INSERT INTO tag VALUES (221,'additional author control', '700__0'); INSERT INTO idxINDEX VALUES (1,'global','This index contains words/phrases from global fields.','0000-00-00 00:00:00', '', 'native', 'INDEX-SYNONYM-TITLE,exact','No','No','No','BibIndexDefaultTokenizer'); INSERT INTO idxINDEX VALUES (2,'collection','This index contains words/phrases from collection identifiers fields.','0000-00-00 00:00:00', '', 'native', '','No','No','No', 'BibIndexDefaultTokenizer'); INSERT INTO idxINDEX VALUES (3,'abstract','This index contains words/phrases from abstract fields.','0000-00-00 00:00:00', '', 'native', '','No','No','No', 'BibIndexDefaultTokenizer'); INSERT INTO idxINDEX VALUES (4,'author','This index contains fuzzy words/phrases from author fields.','0000-00-00 00:00:00', '', 'native', '','No','No','No', 'BibIndexAuthorTokenizer'); INSERT INTO idxINDEX VALUES (5,'keyword','This index contains words/phrases from keyword fields.','0000-00-00 00:00:00', '', 'native', '','No','No','No', 'BibIndexDefaultTokenizer'); INSERT INTO idxINDEX VALUES (6,'reference','This index contains words/phrases from references fields.','0000-00-00 00:00:00', '', 'native', '','No','No','No', 'BibIndexDefaultTokenizer'); INSERT INTO idxINDEX VALUES (7,'reportnumber','This index contains words/phrases from report numbers fields.','0000-00-00 00:00:00', '', 'native', '','No','No','No', 'BibIndexDefaultTokenizer'); INSERT INTO idxINDEX VALUES (8,'title','This index contains words/phrases from title fields.','0000-00-00 00:00:00', '', 'native','INDEX-SYNONYM-TITLE,exact','No','No','No', 'BibIndexDefaultTokenizer'); INSERT INTO idxINDEX VALUES (9,'fulltext','This index contains words/phrases from fulltext fields.','0000-00-00 00:00:00', '', 'native', '','No','No','No', 'BibIndexFulltextTokenizer'); INSERT INTO idxINDEX VALUES (10,'year','This index contains words/phrases from year fields.','0000-00-00 00:00:00', '', 'native', '','No','No','No', 'BibIndexYearTokenizer'); INSERT INTO idxINDEX VALUES (11,'journal','This index contains words/phrases from journal publication information fields.','0000-00-00 00:00:00', '', 'native', '','No','No','No', 'BibIndexJournalTokenizer'); INSERT INTO idxINDEX VALUES (12,'collaboration','This index contains words/phrases from collaboration name fields.','0000-00-00 00:00:00', '', 'native', '','No','No','No', 'BibIndexDefaultTokenizer'); -INSERT INTO idxINDEX VALUES (13,'affiliation','This index contains words/phrases from institutional affiliation fields.','0000-00-00 00:00:00', '', 'native', '','No','No','No', 'BibIndexDefaultTokenizer'); +INSERT INTO idxINDEX VALUES (13,'affiliation','This index contains words/phrases from affiliation fields.','0000-00-00 00:00:00', '', 'native', '','No','No','No', 'BibIndexDefaultTokenizer'); INSERT INTO idxINDEX VALUES (14,'exactauthor','This index contains exact words/phrases from author fields.','0000-00-00 00:00:00', '', 'native', '','No','No','No', 'BibIndexExactAuthorTokenizer'); INSERT INTO idxINDEX VALUES (15,'caption','This index contains exact words/phrases from figure captions.','0000-00-00 00:00:00', '', 'native', '','No','No','No', 'BibIndexDefaultTokenizer'); INSERT INTO idxINDEX VALUES (16,'firstauthor','This index contains fuzzy words/phrases from first author field.','0000-00-00 00:00:00', '', 'native', '','No','No','No', 'BibIndexAuthorTokenizer'); INSERT INTO idxINDEX VALUES (17,'exactfirstauthor','This index contains exact words/phrases from first author field.','0000-00-00 00:00:00', '', 'native', '','No','No','No', 'BibIndexExactAuthorTokenizer'); INSERT INTO idxINDEX VALUES (18,'authorcount','This index contains number of authors of the record.','0000-00-00 00:00:00', '', 'native', '','No','No','No', 'BibIndexAuthorCountTokenizer'); INSERT INTO idxINDEX VALUES (19,'exacttitle','This index contains exact words/phrases from title fields.','0000-00-00 00:00:00', '', 'native', '','No','No','No', 'BibIndexDefaultTokenizer'); INSERT INTO idxINDEX VALUES (20,'authorityauthor','This index contains words/phrases from author authority records.','0000-00-00 00:00:00', '', 'native', '','No','No','No', 'BibIndexAuthorTokenizer'); -INSERT INTO idxINDEX VALUES (21,'authorityinstitution','This index contains words/phrases from institution authority records.','0000-00-00 00:00:00', '', 'native', '','No','No','No', 'BibIndexDefaultTokenizer'); +INSERT INTO idxINDEX VALUES (21,'authorityinstitute','This index contains words/phrases from institute authority records.','0000-00-00 00:00:00', '', 'native', '','No','No','No', 'BibIndexDefaultTokenizer'); INSERT INTO idxINDEX VALUES (22,'authorityjournal','This index contains words/phrases from journal authority records.','0000-00-00 00:00:00', '', 'native', '','No','No','No', 'BibIndexDefaultTokenizer'); INSERT INTO idxINDEX VALUES (23,'authoritysubject','This index contains words/phrases from subject authority records.','0000-00-00 00:00:00', '', 'native', '','No','No','No', 'BibIndexDefaultTokenizer'); INSERT INTO idxINDEX VALUES (24,'itemcount','This index contains number of copies of items in the library.','0000-00-00 00:00:00', '', 'native', '','No','No','No', 'BibIndexItemCountTokenizer'); INSERT INTO idxINDEX VALUES (25,'filetype','This index contains extensions of files connected to records.','0000-00-00 00:00:00', '', 'native', '','No','No','No', 'BibIndexFiletypeTokenizer'); INSERT INTO idxINDEX VALUES (26,'miscellaneous','This index contains words/phrases from miscellaneous fields','0000-00-00 00:00:00', '', 'native','','No','No','No', 'BibIndexDefaultTokenizer'); INSERT INTO idxINDEX_field (id_idxINDEX, id_field) VALUES (1,1); INSERT INTO idxINDEX_field (id_idxINDEX, id_field) VALUES (2,10); INSERT INTO idxINDEX_field (id_idxINDEX, id_field) VALUES (3,4); INSERT INTO idxINDEX_field (id_idxINDEX, id_field) VALUES (4,3); INSERT INTO idxINDEX_field (id_idxINDEX, id_field) VALUES (5,5); INSERT INTO idxINDEX_field (id_idxINDEX, id_field) VALUES (6,8); INSERT INTO idxINDEX_field (id_idxINDEX, id_field) VALUES (7,6); INSERT INTO idxINDEX_field (id_idxINDEX, id_field) VALUES (8,2); INSERT INTO idxINDEX_field (id_idxINDEX, id_field) VALUES (9,9); INSERT INTO idxINDEX_field (id_idxINDEX, id_field) VALUES (10,12); INSERT INTO idxINDEX_field (id_idxINDEX, id_field) VALUES (11,19); INSERT INTO idxINDEX_field (id_idxINDEX, id_field) VALUES (12,20); INSERT INTO idxINDEX_field (id_idxINDEX, id_field) VALUES (13,21); INSERT INTO idxINDEX_field (id_idxINDEX, id_field) VALUES (14,22); INSERT INTO idxINDEX_field (id_idxINDEX, id_field) VALUES (15,27); INSERT INTO idxINDEX_field (id_idxINDEX, id_field) VALUES (16,28); INSERT INTO idxINDEX_field (id_idxINDEX, id_field) VALUES (17,29); INSERT INTO idxINDEX_field (id_idxINDEX, id_field) VALUES (18,30); INSERT INTO idxINDEX_field (id_idxINDEX, id_field) VALUES (19,32); INSERT INTO idxINDEX_field (id_idxINDEX, id_field) VALUES (20,33); INSERT INTO idxINDEX_field (id_idxINDEX, id_field) VALUES (21,34); INSERT INTO idxINDEX_field (id_idxINDEX, id_field) VALUES (22,35); INSERT INTO idxINDEX_field (id_idxINDEX, id_field) VALUES (23,36); INSERT INTO idxINDEX_field (id_idxINDEX, id_field) VALUES (24,37); INSERT INTO idxINDEX_field (id_idxINDEX, id_field) VALUES (25,38); INSERT INTO idxINDEX_field (id_idxINDEX, id_field) VALUES (26,39); INSERT INTO idxINDEX_idxINDEX (id_virtual, id_normal) VALUES (1, 2); INSERT INTO idxINDEX_idxINDEX (id_virtual, id_normal) VALUES (1, 3); INSERT INTO idxINDEX_idxINDEX (id_virtual, id_normal) VALUES (1, 5); INSERT INTO idxINDEX_idxINDEX (id_virtual, id_normal) VALUES (1, 7); INSERT INTO idxINDEX_idxINDEX (id_virtual, id_normal) VALUES (1, 8); INSERT INTO idxINDEX_idxINDEX (id_virtual, id_normal) VALUES (1, 10); INSERT INTO idxINDEX_idxINDEX (id_virtual, id_normal) VALUES (1, 11); INSERT INTO idxINDEX_idxINDEX (id_virtual, id_normal) VALUES (1, 12); INSERT INTO idxINDEX_idxINDEX (id_virtual, id_normal) VALUES (1, 13); INSERT INTO idxINDEX_idxINDEX (id_virtual, id_normal) VALUES (1, 19); INSERT INTO idxINDEX_idxINDEX (id_virtual, id_normal) VALUES (1, 26); INSERT INTO sbmACTION VALUES ('Submit New Record','SBI','running','1998-08-17','2001-08-08','','Submit New Record'); INSERT INTO sbmACTION VALUES ('Modify Record','MBI','modify','1998-08-17','2001-11-07','','Modify Record'); INSERT INTO sbmACTION VALUES ('Submit New File','SRV','revise','0000-00-00','2001-11-07','','Submit New File'); INSERT INTO sbmACTION VALUES ('Approve Record','APP','approve','2001-11-08','2002-06-11','','Approve Record'); INSERT INTO sbmALLFUNCDESCR VALUES ('Ask_For_Record_Details_Confirmation',''); INSERT INTO sbmALLFUNCDESCR VALUES ('CaseEDS',''); INSERT INTO sbmALLFUNCDESCR VALUES ('Create_Modify_Interface',NULL); INSERT INTO sbmALLFUNCDESCR VALUES ('Create_Recid',NULL); INSERT INTO sbmALLFUNCDESCR VALUES ('Finish_Submission',''); INSERT INTO sbmALLFUNCDESCR VALUES ('Get_Info',''); INSERT INTO sbmALLFUNCDESCR VALUES ('Get_Recid', 'This function gets the recid for a document with a given report-number (as stored in the global variable rn).'); INSERT INTO sbmALLFUNCDESCR VALUES ('Get_Report_Number',NULL); INSERT INTO sbmALLFUNCDESCR VALUES ('Get_Sysno',NULL); INSERT INTO sbmALLFUNCDESCR VALUES ('Insert_Modify_Record',''); INSERT INTO sbmALLFUNCDESCR VALUES ('Insert_Record',NULL); INSERT INTO sbmALLFUNCDESCR VALUES ('Is_Original_Submitter',''); INSERT INTO sbmALLFUNCDESCR VALUES ('Is_Referee','This function checks whether the logged user is a referee for the current document'); INSERT INTO sbmALLFUNCDESCR VALUES ('Mail_Approval_Request_to_Referee',NULL); INSERT INTO sbmALLFUNCDESCR VALUES ('Mail_Approval_Withdrawn_to_Referee',NULL); INSERT INTO sbmALLFUNCDESCR VALUES ('Mail_Submitter',NULL); INSERT INTO sbmALLFUNCDESCR VALUES ('Make_Modify_Record',NULL); INSERT INTO sbmALLFUNCDESCR VALUES ('Make_Record',''); INSERT INTO sbmALLFUNCDESCR VALUES ('Move_From_Pending',''); INSERT INTO sbmALLFUNCDESCR VALUES ('Move_to_Done',NULL); INSERT INTO sbmALLFUNCDESCR VALUES ('Move_to_Pending',NULL); INSERT INTO sbmALLFUNCDESCR VALUES ('Print_Success',''); INSERT INTO sbmALLFUNCDESCR VALUES ('Print_Success_Approval_Request',NULL); INSERT INTO sbmALLFUNCDESCR VALUES ('Print_Success_APP',''); INSERT INTO sbmALLFUNCDESCR VALUES ('Print_Success_DEL','Prepare a message for the user informing them that their record was successfully deleted.'); INSERT INTO sbmALLFUNCDESCR VALUES ('Print_Success_MBI',NULL); INSERT INTO sbmALLFUNCDESCR VALUES ('Print_Success_SRV',NULL); INSERT INTO sbmALLFUNCDESCR VALUES ('Register_Approval_Request',NULL); INSERT INTO sbmALLFUNCDESCR VALUES ('Register_Referee_Decision',NULL); INSERT INTO sbmALLFUNCDESCR VALUES ('Withdraw_Approval_Request',NULL); INSERT INTO sbmALLFUNCDESCR VALUES ('Report_Number_Generation',NULL); INSERT INTO sbmALLFUNCDESCR VALUES ('Second_Report_Number_Generation','Generate a secondary report number for a document.'); INSERT INTO sbmALLFUNCDESCR VALUES ('Send_Approval_Request',NULL); INSERT INTO sbmALLFUNCDESCR VALUES ('Send_APP_Mail',''); INSERT INTO sbmALLFUNCDESCR VALUES ('Send_Delete_Mail',''); INSERT INTO sbmALLFUNCDESCR VALUES ('Send_Modify_Mail',NULL); INSERT INTO sbmALLFUNCDESCR VALUES ('Send_SRV_Mail',NULL); INSERT INTO sbmALLFUNCDESCR VALUES ('Set_Embargo','Set an embargo on all the documents of a given record.'); INSERT INTO sbmALLFUNCDESCR VALUES ('Stamp_Replace_Single_File_Approval','Stamp a single file when a document is approved.'); INSERT INTO sbmALLFUNCDESCR VALUES ('Stamp_Uploaded_Files','Stamp some of the files that were uploaded during a submission.'); INSERT INTO sbmALLFUNCDESCR VALUES ('Test_Status',''); INSERT INTO sbmALLFUNCDESCR VALUES ('Update_Approval_DB',NULL); INSERT INTO sbmALLFUNCDESCR VALUES ('User_is_Record_Owner_or_Curator','Check if user is owner or special editor of a record'); INSERT INTO sbmALLFUNCDESCR VALUES ('Move_Files_to_Storage','Attach files received from chosen file input element(s)'); INSERT INTO sbmALLFUNCDESCR VALUES ('Move_Revised_Files_to_Storage','Revise files initially uploaded with "Move_Files_to_Storage"'); INSERT INTO sbmALLFUNCDESCR VALUES ('Make_Dummy_MARC_XML_Record',''); INSERT INTO sbmALLFUNCDESCR VALUES ('Move_CKEditor_Files_to_Storage','Transfer files attached to the record with the CKEditor'); INSERT INTO sbmALLFUNCDESCR VALUES ('Create_Upload_Files_Interface','Display generic interface to add/revise/delete files. To be used before function "Move_Uploaded_Files_to_Storage"'); INSERT INTO sbmALLFUNCDESCR VALUES ('Move_Uploaded_Files_to_Storage','Attach files uploaded with "Create_Upload_Files_Interface"'); INSERT INTO sbmALLFUNCDESCR VALUES ('Move_Photos_to_Storage','Attach/edit the pictures uploaded with the "create_photos_manager_interface()" function'); INSERT INTO sbmALLFUNCDESCR VALUES ('Link_Records','Link two records toghether via MARC'); INSERT INTO sbmALLFUNCDESCR VALUES ('Video_Processing',NULL); INSERT INTO sbmALLFUNCDESCR VALUES ('Set_RN_From_Sysno', 'Set the value of global rn variable to the report number identified by sysno (recid)'); INSERT INTO sbmALLFUNCDESCR VALUES ('Notify_URL','Access URL, possibly to post content'); INSERT INTO sbmALLFUNCDESCR VALUES ('Run_PlotExtractor','Run PlotExtractor on the current record'); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('Upload_Photos',NULL,'','R',NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,'\"\"\"\r\nThis is an example of element that creates a photos upload interface.\r\nClone it, customize it and integrate it into your submission. Then add function \r\n\'Move_Photos_to_Storage\' to your submission functions list, in order for files \r\nuploaded with this interface to be attached to the record. More information in \r\nthe WebSubmit admin guide.\r\n\"\"\"\r\n\r\nfrom invenio.websubmit_functions.Shared_Functions import ParamFromFile\r\nfrom invenio.websubmit_functions.Move_Photos_to_Storage import \\\r\n read_param_file, \\\r\n create_photos_manager_interface, \\\r\n get_session_id\r\n\r\n# Retrieve session id\r\ntry:\r\n # User info is defined only in MBI/MPI actions...\r\n session_id = get_session_id(None, uid, user_info) \r\nexcept:\r\n session_id = get_session_id(req, uid, {})\r\n\r\n# Retrieve context\r\nindir = curdir.split(\'/\')[-3]\r\ndoctype = curdir.split(\'/\')[-2]\r\naccess = curdir.split(\'/\')[-1]\r\n\r\n# Get the record ID, if any\r\nsysno = ParamFromFile(\"%s/%s\" % (curdir,\'SN\')).strip()\r\n\r\n\"\"\"\r\nModify below the configuration of the photos manager interface.\r\nNote: `can_reorder_photos\' parameter is not yet fully taken into consideration\r\n\r\nDocumentation of the function is available at \r\n\"\"\"\r\ntext += create_photos_manager_interface(sysno, session_id, uid,\r\n doctype, indir, curdir, access,\r\n can_delete_photos=True,\r\n can_reorder_photos=True,\r\n can_upload_photos=True,\r\n editor_width=700,\r\n editor_height=400,\r\n initial_slider_value=100,\r\n max_slider_value=200,\r\n min_slider_value=80)','0000-00-00','0000-00-00',NULL,NULL,0); INSERT INTO sbmCHECKS VALUES ('AUCheck','function AUCheck(txt) {\r\n var res=1;\r\n tmp=txt.indexOf(\"\\015\");\r\n while (tmp != -1) {\r\n left=txt.substring(0,tmp);\r\n right=txt.substring(tmp+2,txt.length);\r\n txt=left + \"\\012\" + right;\r\n tmp=txt.indexOf(\"\\015\");\r\n }\r\n tmp=txt.indexOf(\"\\012\");\r\n if (tmp==-1){\r\n line=txt;\r\n txt=\'\';}\r\n else{\r\n line=txt.substring(0,tmp);\r\n txt=txt.substring(tmp+1,txt.length);}\r\n while (line != \"\"){\r\n coma=line.indexOf(\",\");\r\n left=line.substring(0,coma);\r\n right=line.substring(coma+1,line.length);\r\n coma2=right.indexOf(\",\");\r\n space=right.indexOf(\" \");\r\n if ((coma==-1)||(left==\"\")||(right==\"\")||(space!=0)||(coma2!=-1)){\r\n res=0;\r\n error_log=line;\r\n }\r\n tmp=txt.indexOf(\"\\012\");\r\n if (tmp==-1){\r\n line=txt;\r\n txt=\'\';}\r\n else{\r\n line=txt.substring(0,tmp-1);\r\n txt=txt.substring(tmp+1,txt.length);}\r\n }\r\n if (res == 0){\r\n alert(\"This author name cannot be managed \\: \\012\\012\" + error_log + \" \\012\\012It is not in the required format!\\012Put one author per line and a comma (,) between the name and the firstname initial letters. \\012The name is going first, followed by the firstname initial letters.\\012Do not forget the whitespace after the comma!!!\\012\\012Example \\: Put\\012\\012Le Meur, J Y \\012Baron, T \\012\\012for\\012\\012Le Meur Jean-Yves & Baron Thomas.\");\r\n return 0;\r\n } \r\n return 1; \r\n}','1998-08-18','0000-00-00','',''); INSERT INTO sbmCHECKS VALUES ('DatCheckNew','function DatCheckNew(txt) {\r\n var res=1;\r\n if (txt.length != 10){res=0;}\r\n if (txt.indexOf(\"/\") != 2){res=0;}\r\n if (txt.lastIndexOf(\"/\") != 5){res=0;}\r\n tmp=parseInt(txt.substring(0,2),10);\r\n if ((tmp > 31)||(tmp < 1)||(isNaN(tmp))){res=0;}\r\n tmp=parseInt(txt.substring(3,5),10);\r\n if ((tmp > 12)||(tmp < 1)||(isNaN(tmp))){res=0;}\r\n tmp=parseInt(txt.substring(6,10),10);\r\n if ((tmp < 1)||(isNaN(tmp))){res=0;}\r\n if (txt.length == 0){res=1;}\r\n if (res == 0){\r\n alert(\"Please enter a correct Date \\012Format: dd/mm/yyyy\");\r\n return 0;\r\n }\r\n return 1; \r\n}','0000-00-00','0000-00-00','',''); INSERT INTO sbmFIELDDESC VALUES ('Upload_Files',NULL,'','R',NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,'\"\"\"\r\nThis is an example of element that creates a file upload interface.\r\nClone it, customize it and integrate it into your submission. Then add function \r\n\'Move_Uploaded_Files_to_Storage\' to your submission functions list, in order for files \r\nuploaded with this interface to be attached to the record. More information in \r\nthe WebSubmit admin guide.\r\n\"\"\"\r\nimport os\r\nfrom invenio.bibdocfile_managedocfiles import create_file_upload_interface\r\nfrom invenio.websubmit_functions.Shared_Functions import ParamFromFile\r\n\r\nindir = ParamFromFile(os.path.join(curdir, \'indir\'))\r\ndoctype = ParamFromFile(os.path.join(curdir, \'doctype\'))\r\naccess = ParamFromFile(os.path.join(curdir, \'access\'))\r\ntry:\r\n sysno = int(ParamFromFile(os.path.join(curdir, \'SN\')).strip())\r\nexcept:\r\n sysno = -1\r\nln = ParamFromFile(os.path.join(curdir, \'ln\'))\r\n\r\n\"\"\"\r\nRun the following to get the list of parameters of function \'create_file_upload_interface\':\r\necho -e \'from invenio.bibdocfile_managedocfiles import create_file_upload_interface as f\\nprint f.__doc__\' | python\r\n\"\"\"\r\ntext = create_file_upload_interface(recid=sysno,\r\n print_outside_form_tag=False,\r\n include_headers=True,\r\n ln=ln,\r\n doctypes_and_desc=[(\'main\',\'Main document\'),\r\n (\'additional\',\'Figure, schema, etc.\')],\r\n can_revise_doctypes=[\'*\'],\r\n can_describe_doctypes=[\'main\'],\r\n can_delete_doctypes=[\'additional\'],\r\n can_rename_doctypes=[\'main\'],\r\n sbm_indir=indir, sbm_doctype=doctype, sbm_access=access)[1]\r\n','0000-00-00','0000-00-00',NULL,NULL,0); 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you can redistribute it and/or ## modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as ## published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the ## License, or (at your option) any later version. ## ## Invenio is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but ## WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of ## MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU ## General Public License for more details. ## ## You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License ## along with Invenio; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., ## 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA.

    Introduction

    This page describes how to use Authority Control in Invenio from a user's perspective

    For an explanation of how to configure Authority Control in Invenio, cf. _(BibAuthority Admin Guide)_.

    How to MARC authority records

    1. The 980 field

    -

    When adding an authority record to INVENIO, whether by uploading a MARC record manually or by adding a new record in BibEdit, it is important to add two separate '980' fields to the record. -The first field will contain the value “AUTHORITY” in the $a subfield. -This is to tell INVENIO that this is an authority record. -The second '980' field will likewise contain a value in its $a subfield, only this time you must specify what kind of authority record it is. -Typically an author authority record would contain the term “AUTHOR”, an institution would contain “INSTITUTION” etc. +

    When adding an authority record to INVENIO, whether by uploading a MARC record manually or by adding a new record in BibEdit, it is important to add two separate '980' fields to the record. +The first field will contain the value “AUTHORITY” in the $a subfield. +This is to tell INVENIO that this is an authority record. +The second '980' field will likewise contain a value in its $a subfield, only this time you must specify what kind of authority record it is. +Typically an author authority record would contain the term “AUTHOR”, an institute would contain “INSTITUTE” etc. It is important to communicate these exact terms to the INVENIO admin who will configure how INVENIO handles each of these authority record types for the individual INVENIO modules.

    2. The 035 field

    Further, you must add a unique control number to each authority record. In Invenio, this number must be contained in the 035__ $a field of the authority record and contains the MARC code (enclosed in parentheses) of the organization originating the system control number, followed immediately by the number, e.g. "(SzGeCERN)abc123"). Cf. 035 - System Control Number from the MARC 21 reference page.

    3. Links between MARC records

    When creating links between MARC records, we must distinguish two cases: 1) references from bibliographic records towards authority records, and 2) references between authority records

    3.1 Creating a reference from a bibliographic record

    Example: You have an article (bibliographic record) with Author "Ellis" in the 100__ $a field and you want to create a reference to the authority record for this author.

    -

    This can be done by inserting the control number of this authority record (as contained in the 035__ $a subfield of the authority record) into the $0 subfield of the same 100__ field of the bibliographic record, prefixed by the type of authority record being referenced and a (configurable) separator. +

    This can be done by inserting the control number of this authority record (as contained in the 035__ $a subfield of the authority record) into the $0 subfield of the same 100__ field of the bibliographic record, prefixed by the type of authority record being referenced and a (configurable) separator.

    A 100 field might look like this:

     100__ $a Ellis, J.
       $0 AUTHOR:(CERN)abc123
       $u CERN
-      $0 INSTITUTION:(CERN)xyz789
+      $0 INSTITUTE:(CERN)xyz789
    -

    In this case, since we are referencing an AUTHOR authority record, the 100__ $0 subfield would read, e.g. "AUTHOR:(CERN)abc123". If you want to reference an institution, e.g. SLAC, as affiliation for an author, you would prefix the control number with "INSTITUTION". You would add another 100__ $0 subfield to the same 100 field and add the value "INSTITUTION:(CERN)xyz789".

    +

    In this case, since we are referencing an AUTHOR authority record, the 100__ $0 subfield would read, e.g. "AUTHOR:(CERN)abc123". If you want to reference an institute, e.g. SLAC, as affiliation for an author, you would prefix the control number with "INSTITUTE". You would add another 100__ $0 subfield to the same 100 field and add the value "INSTITUTE:(CERN)xyz789".

    3.2 Creating links between authority records

    -

    Links between authority records use the 5xx fields. AUTHOR records use the 500 fields, INSTITUTION records the 510 fields and so on, according to the MARC 21 standard. -

    +

    Links between authority records use the 5xx fields. AUTHOR records use the 500 fields, INSTITUTE records the 510 fields and so on, according to the MARC 21 standard. +

    Subfield codes:
     $a - Corporate name or jurisdiction name as entry element (NR)
      e.g. "SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory" or "European Organization for Nuclear Research"
 
 $w - Control subfield (NR)
      'a' - for predecessor
      'b' - for successor
      't' - for top / parent
 
 $4 - Relationship code (R)
-     The control number of the referenced authority record, 
+     The control number of the referenced authority record,
      e.g. "(CERN)iii000"
    -

    Example: You want to add a predecessor to an INSTITUTION authority record. Let's say "Institution A" has control number "(CERN)iii000" and its successor "Institution B" has control number "(CERN)iii001". In order to designate Institution A as predecessor of Institution B, we would add a 510 field to Institution B with a $w value of 'a', a $a value of 'Institution A', and a $4 value of '(CERN)iii000' like this: +

    Example: You want to add a predecessor to an INSTITUTE authority record. Let's say "Institute A" has control number "(CERN)iii000" and its successor "Institute B" has control number "(CERN)iii001". In order to designate Institute A as predecessor of Institute B, we would add a 510 field to Institute B with a $w value of 'a', a $a value of 'Institute A', and a $4 value of '(CERN)iii000' like this: 

    -510__ $a Institution A
+510__ $a Institute A
       $w a
-      $4 INSTITUTION:(CERN)iii000
+      $4 INSTITUTE:(CERN)iii000

    4. Other MARC for authority records

    All other MARC fields should follow the MARC 21 Format for Authority Data

    Creating collections of authority records

    -

    Once the authority records have been given the appropriate '980__a' values (cf. above), creating a collection of authority records is no different from creating any other collection in INVENIO. You can simply define a new collection defined by the usual collection query 'collection:AUTHOR' for author authority records, or 'collection:INSTITUTION' for institutions, etc.

    +

    Once the authority records have been given the appropriate '980__a' values (cf. above), creating a collection of authority records is no different from creating any other collection in INVENIO. You can simply define a new collection defined by the usual collection query 'collection:AUTHOR' for author authority records, or 'collection:INSTITUTE' for institutes, etc.

    The recommended way of creating collections for authority records is to create a “virtual collection” for the main 'collection:AUTHORITY' collection and then add the individual authority record collections as regular children of this collection. This will allow you to browse and search within authority records without making this the default for all INVENIO searches.

    How to use authority control in BibEdit

    When using BibEdit to modify MARC meta-data of bibliographic records, certain fields may be configured (by the admin of your INVENIO installation) to offer you auto-complete functionality based upon the data contained in authority records for that field. For example, if MARC subfield 100__ $a was configured to be under authority control, then typing the beginning of a word into this subfield will trigger a drop-down list, offering you a choice of values to choose from. When you click on one of the entries in the drop-down list, this will not only populate the immediate subfield you are editing, but it will also insert a reference into a new $0 subfield of the same MARC field you are editing. This reference tells the system that the author you are referring to is the author as contained in the 'author' authority record with the given authority record control number.

    The illustration below demonstrates how this works:

    autosuggest dropdown

    Typing “Elli” into the 100__ $a subfield will present you with a list of authors that contain a word starting with “Elli” somewhere in their name. In case there are multiple authors with similar or identical names (as is the case in the example shown here), you will receive additional information about these authors to help you disambiguate. The fields to be used for disambiguation can be configured by your INVENIO administrator. If such fields have not been configured, or if they are not sufficient for disambiguation, the authority record control number will be used to assure a unique value for each entry in the drop-down list. In the example above, the first author can be uniquely identified by his email address, whereas for the latter we have only the authority record control number as uniquely identifying characteristic.

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    If in the shown example you click on the first author from the list, this author's name will automatically be inserted into the 100__ $a subfield you were editing, while the authority type and the authority record control number “author:(SzGeCERN)abc123” , is inserted into a new $0 subfield (cf. Illustration 2). This new subfield tells INVENIO that “Ellis, John” is associated with the 'author' authority record containing the authority record control number “(SzGeCERN)abc123”. In this example you can also see that the author's affiliation has been entered in the same way as well, using the auto-complete option for the 100__ $u subfield. In this case the author's affiliation is the “University of Oxford”, which is associated in this INVENIO installation with the 'institution' authority record containing the authority record control number “(SzGeCERN)inst0001”.

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    If INVENIO has no authority record data to match what you type into the authority-controlled subfield, you still have the possibility to enter a value manually.

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    If in the shown example you click on the first author from the list, this author's name will automatically be inserted into the 100__ $a subfield you were editing, while the authority type and the authority record control number “author:(SzGeCERN)abc123” , is inserted into a new $0 subfield (cf. Illustration 2). This new subfield tells INVENIO that “Ellis, John” is associated with the 'author' authority record containing the authority record control number “(SzGeCERN)abc123”. In this example you can also see that the author's affiliation has been entered in the same way as well, using the auto-complete option for the 100__ $u subfield. In this case the author's affiliation is the “University of Oxford”, which is associated in this INVENIO installation with the 'institute' authority record containing the authority record control number “(SzGeCERN)inst0001”.

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    If INVENIO has no authority record data to match what you type into the authority-controlled subfield, you still have the possibility to enter a value manually.

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