of the box - no, unfortunately. There MIGHT be a way for a developer to programmatically inject additional content into an existing search index, but it would likely be onerous, and

Jersey PO Box 7718 Ewing, NJ 08628-0718 Phone: 609-771-2284 pronouns: she/her/hers On Tue, Apr 23, 2024 at 11:49 AM 'Dan Gillean' via AtoM Users < ica-atom-users@googlegroups

the appropriate box - > there isn't a place to put the media type. It then goes to an error screen > that says (with other text) "The server returned a 500 Internal Server

my Vagrant box, here is what I get in return: > > openjdk version "1.8.0_212" > OpenJDK Runtime Environment (build > 1.8.0_212-8u212-b03-0ubuntu1.18.04

on previous Archon migration projects, if Artefactual were performing your migration then yes, I would say there is a high likelihood that this is a data transformation we could script

differences between Archon and AtoM. I think it's also like that Archon and AT's functionality has had a hand in shaping many US arrangement practices, much like AtoM has helped

of the box) and permissive, rather than prescriptive in its implementation. Hopefully one of these suggestions might spark an idea as to how you can work within the existing functionality

AtoM and Archon, and a successful migration will depend >>> on understanding how the systems are different. One of the key differences >>> to keep in mind is the

previously ran Archon, which had been customized extensively to add an Aeon request feature (similar to what Dan explained in his reply). When we implemented Access to Memory we took

project, Archon, to create ArchivesSpace. More information on these applications can be found here: - http://archiviststoolkit.org/ - https://archivesspace.org/ You might

from your Archon EAD and AtoM, you might try using something like OpenRefine to help clean it up without having to make individual manual cleanups. For migration advice in general,

AT or Archon in general, I suggest that you run >>> some test imports to see how the mapping is - what is lost, and what is >>> kept. If adjustments need to be made to your

Hi everyone! I am having trouble wrapping my head around the physical storage taxonomy. I am used to

Hi I'm new to AtoM. It's looking really promising and I'm hoping to test it at my