Eternal error when i try to add a new user in the page jspui
Smail GUELLAL
I was installed Dspace 6.3 sous ubuntu 20.04, the installationwas sucessfully, but when i want add a new user(in page jspui -http://localhost:8080/jspui-), it give this error:
Internal System Error
The system has experienced an internal error. Please try to do what you were doing again, and if the problem persists, please contact us so we can fix the problem.
Leave a message for the DSpace at My University administrators.
Mark H. Wood
> I was installed Dspace 6.3 sous ubuntu 20.04, the installationwas
> sucessfully, but when i want add a new user(in page jspui -
> http://localhost:8080/jspui-), it give this error:
>
> Internal System Error
>
> The system has experienced an internal error. Please try to do what you
> were doing again, and if the problem persists, please contact us so we can
> fix the problem.
>
> Leave a message for the DSpace at My University administrators.
>
> Go to the DSpace home page <http://172.16.1.43:8080/jspui/>
Please notice that this message says nothing about what actually
happened. That information will probably be in '[dspace]/log/dspace.log'.
Please post any relevant log messages. Without that information,
nobody can help you.
You may find the troubleshooting guide helpful:
https://wiki.lyrasis.org/display/DSPACE/Troubleshoot+an+error
In particular, see "Finding the Error Message in your Log Files".
Thank you for including the software versions in your report.
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Mark H. Wood
Lead Technology Analyst
University Library
Indiana University - Purdue University Indianapolis
755 W. Michigan Street
Indianapolis, IN 46202
317-274-0749
www.ulib.iupui.edu
Anshul Sharma
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Fitchett, Deborah
Kia ora Joshua,
I can confirm your posts have come through to the list. You might need to check your delivery settings on Google Groups, or possibly your institution’s spam filter.
To (tentatively) answer your question, while I haven’t yet worked with DSpace 7, at least up to DSpace 5 I’m not aware of these names being customisable in the full item view. I’ve always thought of it as a “for librarians and other geeky folk” view so we focus on making the simple item view as user-friendly as we want for the public, and leave the full item view using the technical names for the metadata fields.
Deborah
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Hi,
I have not seen my post. Hope this may work.
On a full item page, how can I customize column names?
For example, from dc.contributor.author to Author
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Joshua Kim
Web Developer, Library IT
Library, Museums and Press
University of Delaware
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> To (tentatively) answer your question, while I haven’t yet worked with DSpace 7, at least up to DSpace 5 I’m not aware of these names being customisable in the full item view. I’ve always thought of it as a “for librarians and other geeky folk” view so we focus on making the simple item view as user-friendly as we want for the public, and leave the full item view using the technical names for the metadata fields.
view is intended to get behind the submission forms -- which are
designed for people whose primary focus is something other than
characterizing library holdings -- and let librarians work with an
item in the form in which DSpace actually holds it.
The metadata field registry contains only schema, element, qualifier
and "scope note" (which *describes* the field) so there is no place
from which to get "friendly" names for all fields.
The same metadata field might have different labels in the submission
interface depending on which collection is to receive the submission.
And I think that the submission label might be just clutter to most of
the people who want the full view.
I think that many users of the full view would be justly unhappy if
the precise field names were *replaced* with vague labels. Metadata
fields have specific definitions in standards documents, identified by
the names given therein.