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14:12 Thalia_UM
Good morning! :)
14:13 pdurbin
mornin' Thalia_UM
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14:21 Thalia_UM
Philip
14:21 Thalia_UM
I have a question, is the last conversation
14:21 Thalia_UM
at weekend
14:22 Thalia_UM
Where do I find the java files from terminal? I want to find Datasets.java, Because I have to add a web services that throw me XML files and that deploy it in the metadata of dataverse, when i register a dataset.
14:23 pameyer
Thalia_UM: $REPO_ROOT/src/main/java/edu/harvard/iq/dataverse
14:23 pameyer
where $REPO_ROOT is where you cloned the repository into
14:23 pameyer
unless there's a source tarball, which I don't *think* there is
14:24 Thalia_UM
dvinstall?
14:26 Thalia_UM
What is REPO_ROOT?
14:27 pdurbin
Thalia_UM: you're trying to create datasets in Dataverse using XML ?
14:27 Thalia_UM
No
14:28 Thalia_UM
I want to find the Java files to apply GET to some web services
14:29 Thalia_UM
I want to find Datasets.java
14:29 pameyer
Datasets.java is in the source, which I don't think gets copied to dvinstall.zip
14:30 pameyer
Thalia_UM: are you farmiliar with git?
14:30 Thalia_UM
So that when creating a dataset, other contents (web services) are loaded in the field fill options
14:30 Thalia_UM
yes
14:30 Thalia_UM
but
14:30 Thalia_UM
I already have it installed but I can not find the file
14:31 Thalia_UM
and in github I already saw the file but in my installation I do not know where to find it
14:33 pameyer
right - the source files aren't in the installation. the source files you see it github are compiled into class files, which are packaged into a war file, which then gets included into dvinstall.zip (with some other necessary parts)
14:33 pameyer
does that help, or am I confusing things more?
14:34 pdurbin
Thalia_UM: you want to apply GET to some web services? What web services? What does the GET do?
14:38 Thalia_UM
It is called catalogs, and those catalogs must be loaded into the fields when creating a dataset, for example author, in code it is like this: <dc: creator id = "info: eu-
14:38 Thalia_UM
repo / dai / mx / typeid / identifier "> Name </ dc: creator> and this should unpack in the repository the total names of authors that have.
14:38 Thalia_UM
<dc: creator id = "info: eu-repo / dai / mx / typeid / identifier "> Name </ dc: creator>
14:41 Thalia_UM
I have to consume some web services
14:42 pdurbin
Thalia_UM: is "Catalogs" open source? Does it support OAI-PMH?
14:43 Thalia_UM
yes
14:43 Thalia_UM
http://catalogs.repositorionacionalcti.mx
14:44 pdurbin
Thanks. Unfortunately, my high school Spanish is failing me. :/
14:45 Thalia_UM
They are all those catalogs, but only some I have to consume, those that I will need
14:46 Thalia_UM
Well I shared it, so you see that I have to consume many fields there
14:46 pdurbin
Are you trying to copy datasets from Catalogs to Dataverse or from Dataverse to Catalogs?
14:46 Thalia_UM
to give me to understand a little of what I'm looking for
14:47 Thalia_UM
No
14:48 Thalia_UM
I have to consume data from there to fill fields when I create a dataset in dataverse
14:48 Thalia_UM
webservices-> dataverse
14:49 pdurbin
Ok. Does Catalogs support OAI-PMH? If so, you can "harvest" datasets from Catalogs into Dataverse.
14:49 Thalia_UM
so that when you create a dataset, in the page of dataverse, the author show menu of all the information on that page about author.
14:50 Thalia_UM
yes
14:51 Thalia_UM
I don't think it's that
14:57 pdurbin
Thalia_UM: what is the OAI-PMH URL for http://catalogs.repositorionacionalcti.mx ?
14:58 Thalia_UM
It has nothing to do with OAI-PMH
14:59 Thalia_UM
There are only web services that return information
14:59 Thalia_UM
for example
14:59 pdurbin
Ok, so Catalogs does not support OAI-PMH. Bummer.
14:59 Thalia_UM
http://catalogs.repositorionacionalcti.mx/webresources/areacono
15:00 Thalia_UM
All that information must have the fill fields when creating a dataset
15:01 Thalia_UM
http://catalogs.repositorionacionalcti.mx/webresources/areacono/1 , Here only is a field
15:04 pdurbin
These don't look like datasets.
15:04 pdurbin
Where is the title of the dataset?
15:06 pdurbin
Where is the author?
15:15 Thalia_UM
That is about knowledge area
15:38 pdurbin
Where's the one for datasets?
15:44 Thalia_UM
No
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16:50 rebecabarros
pmeyer hi, I saw you answer for my question. So, I am a little confuse because I'm not familiar with Vagrant or Ansible. I have a local Dataverse installation in an Ubuntu server. Can I install DCM using Ansible in this same server and be able to work with my dvn installation?
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17:38 pameyer
rbecabarros: DCM creates limited OS accounts for data transfers, so you would probably not want to install it on the same system as your dataverse application. The initial assumption was that a DCM would run on a "disposable" VM , which is how we're running - but with the precursor of the DCM, we haven't had to dispose of the VM yet (the accounts are very limited, they expire, and number of accounts hasn't been an issue).
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18:18 rebecabarros
pameyer: I see, so the ideal is to have a VM (Vagrant + Ansible) for DCM and connects this vm with the server of my dataverse application?
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18:20 pameyer
rebecabarros - the VM doesn't need to be vagrant, but yes
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18:29 pdurbin
rebecabarros: is Dataverse also installed in a VM for you?
18:39 rebecabarros
pdurbin: no =/
18:45 pameyer
containers might be an alternative - I'm not yet sure how happy the new containerization stuff is with non-http access though
19:29 pdurbin
pameyer: maybe we should just say "server" instead of "VM ". Dunno.
19:33 pameyer
"something where you don't mind creating an arbitrary number of OS accounts"
19:36 pdurbin
heh, sure
19:36 pdurbin
pameyer: not the same server as the one you're running Dataverse on, right?
19:37 pameyer
you could, but I wouldn't recommend it
19:38 pdurbin
makes sense
19:38 pdurbin
kinda fun to have our first customer
19:38 pdurbin
or second customer or whatever
