Hi Robert,
What you mentioned is the features of another digital repository system --
Fedora..DSpace is an out-of-box application and doesn't support
versioning...
Best Regards,
Jimmy
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On 9/28/07, Robert Roggenbuck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I am a member of the University Library of Osnabrueck (Germany). We are
> looking for a solution to enable an open access structure in our
> university. The software DSpace seems to us a possible candidate for our
> system. But unfortunately the information we found at
> http://www.dspace.org/ and the various other sources, could give us not
> all information to determine whether DSpace is suitable for us or not.
> Could You please answer the following questions about it?
>
> * Does DSpace have service devices (like SOA or SOAP)?
>
> * Is it correct that DSpace does not have an internal storage
> management, which would mean (e.g.) to compress documents which are not
> accessed for a given period, or to move them to an other storage
> location (e.g. a tape server) if the last access is much older?
>
> * And is it possible to bundle / relate different versions of the same
> document, e.g. preprint and postprint?
>
> * Does DSpace keep track of different versions of the same document to
> have a history of minor changes (compared to pre- and postprint)?
>
> Best Regards
>
> Robert
>
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