====================== DSpace platform build file ======================
Common usage:
Fresh install of DSpace:
% ant fresh_install
Update existing installation, leaving data and configuration intact:
% ant -Dconfig=/installdir/config/dspace.cfg update
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The DSpace configuration has been updated.
During the upgrade process the build has attempted to overwrite the
previous configuration while preserving your previous changes in files
suffixed "*.old"
To complete installation, you should do the following:
* Check that you've properly merged any differences in the following files:
${configfiles}
* To properly merge your previous configuration files, it's
best to try to take the newer version and copy your
previous changes into it.
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The DSpace configuration has been updated.
During the upgrade process the build has preserved your original
configuration and placed any conflicting new files next to your
original suffixed with the "*.new" extension.
To complete installation, you should do the following:
* Check that you've properly merged any differences in the following files:
${configfiles}
* To properly merge your previous configuration files, it's
best to try to take the newer version and copy your
previous changes into it. Delete the old and remove the
".new" suffix from the new file.
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The DSpace configuration has been updated.
During the upgrade process the build has attempted to overwrite the
previous configuration while preserving your previous changes in files
suffixed "*.old"
To complete installation, you should do the following:
* Check that you've properly merged any differences in the following files:
${configfiles}
* To properly merge your previous configuration files, it's
best to try to take the newer version and copy your
previous changes into it.
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The DSpace configuration has been updated.
During the upgrade process the build has preserved your original
configuration and placed any conflicting new files next to your
original suffixed with the "*.new" extension.
To complete installation, you should do the following:
* Check that you've properly merged any differences in the following files:
${configfiles}
* To properly merge your previous configuration files, it's
best to try to take the newer version and copy your
previous changes into it. Delete the old and remove the
".new" suffix from the new file.
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${dspace.dir}/bin was backed up to
${dspace.dir}/bin.bak-${build.date}
${dspace.dir}/lib was backed up to
${dspace.dir}/lib.bak-${build.date}
Please review these directories and delete if no longer needed.
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${dspace.dir}/webapps was backed up to
${dspace.dir}/webapps.bak-${build.date}
Please review this directory and delete it if it's no longer needed.
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Updated DSpace Web application directories are in the
'${dspace.dir}/webapps' directory.
* Stop your Web servlet container (Tomcat, Jetty, Resin etc.)
* If your Web servlet container already loads the DSpace
UI web applications from ${dspace.dir}/webapps/, then you
can jump straight to restarting your Web servlet container
* Otherwise, you will need to copy any web applications from
${dspace.dir}/webapps/ to the appropriate place for your servlet
container. (e.g. '$CATALINA_HOME/webapps' for Tomcat)
If you're using Tomcat, you should first delete any existing
DSpace directories in '$CATALINA_HOME/webapps/' (e.g. you would
delete an existing $CATALINA_HOME/webapps/dspace/ directory).
Otherwise, Tomcat may continue to use old code in that directory.
* Start up your Web servlet container again.
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The DSpace code has been installed.
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The DSpace code has been installed.
To complete installation, you should do the following:
* Setup your Web servlet container (e.g. Tomcat) to look for your
DSpace web applications in: ${dspace.dir}/webapps/
OR, copy any web applications from ${dspace.dir}/webapps/ to
the appropriate place for your servlet container.
(e.g. '$CATALINA_HOME/webapps' for Tomcat)
* Start up your servlet container (e.g. Tomcat). DSpace now will
initialize the database on the first startup.
* Make an initial administrator account (an e-person) in DSpace:
${dspace.dir}/bin/dspace create-administrator
You should then be able to access your DSpace's REST API:
${dspace.server.url}
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Downloading: ${irus.statistics.spider.agentregex.url}