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--- en:user:exporting_collections [2018/10/09 00:34] – [Can Greenstone3 export to CD/DVD-ROM Collections?] anupama
+++ en:user:exporting_collections [2025/08/07 23:59] (current) – removed invalid reference to old mailing list archives kjdon
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 ====== Exporting collections ======
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 ===== Commandline export =====
-<!--<TABAREA tabs="Greenstone3,Greenstone2">
-<TAB>
-In Windows:
-<code>
-cd C:\Users\<username>\Greenstone3
-gs3-setup
-</code>
-\\
-In Linux, cd to Greenstone directory:
-<code>
-source gs3-setup.bash
-</code>
-\\
-Move into the directory of the collection you want to export:
-<code>
-cd web\sites\localsite\collect\<collection-name>
-</code>
-</TAB>
--->
-<!--
-################################################################################################
--->
-<!--<TAB>-->
 In Windows:
 <code>
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 cd collect\<collection-name>
 </code>
-<!--</TAB>
-</TABAREA>-->
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-===== <!-- id:44 -->Using a Greenstone CD-ROM =====
+===== Using a Greenstone CD-ROM =====
-<!-- id:45 -->The Greenstone digital library software itself comes on a CD-ROM,
+The Greenstone digital library software itself comes on a CD-ROM,
 and you or your system manager have probably installed it on your system, following
  the instructions in the //Greenstone Digital Library Installer's Guide.// If so,
 Greenstone is already installed on your computer and you should skip the rest of this section.
-<!-- id:46 -->Some Greenstone collections come on a self-contained Greenstone CD-ROM
+Some Greenstone collections come on a self-contained Greenstone CD-ROM
 that includes enough of the software to run just that collection. To use it, simply put
 it into the CD-ROM drive on any Windows PC. Most likely (if “autorun” is enabled on your PC),
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 respond //yes// to all the questions.
-<!-- id:47 -->When the installation procedure has finished, you'll find the library in
+When the installation procedure has finished, you'll find the library in
 the //Programs// submenu of the Windows //Start// menu, under the name of the collection
 (for example, “Development Library” or “United Nations University”).
-<!-- id:48 -->Once the software has been installed, the library will
+Once the software has been installed, the library will
 be entered automatically every time you re-insert the CD-ROM if autorun is enabled.
-<!-- /mv:2 -->
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  collects/<collectname>/perllib/plugouts
   - export.pl is very similar to import.pl with many similar options.
-  - **sub get_dc_metadata** in **BasPlugOut.pm** can be modified to handle qualified dublin core. ( see https://list.scms.waikato.ac.nz/mailman/private/greenstone-devel/2007-February/001586.html )
+  - **sub get_dc_metadata** in **BasPlugOut.pm** can be modified to handle qualified dublin core.
-  - try **export.pl** at the prompt fro a list of options not available when exporting from the gli (note that gli defaults are sensible)
+  - try **export.pl** at the prompt oro a list of options not available when exporting from the gli (note that gli defaults are sensible)
 ===== Additional Resources =====
-<TABAREA tabs="Greenstone3,Greenstone2">
+<tabbox Greenstone3>
-<TAB>
 The tutorial on [[http://files.greenstone.org/tutorial/gs3-current/en/greenstone_to_dspace.htm|moving a collection from Greenstone to DSpace]] demonstrates how to export a collection via the commandline.
-</TAB>
+<tabbox Greenstone2>
-<TAB>
 The following tutorials involve exporting collections:
   * [[http://wiki.greenstone.org/wiki/gsdoc/tutorial/gs2-current/en/export_to_CDROM.htm|Exporting a collection to a CD-ROM/DVD]]
   * [[http://wiki.greenstone.org/wiki/gsdoc/tutorial/gs2-current/en/greenstone_to_dspace.htm|Moving a collection from Greenstone to DSpace]]
-</TAB>
+</tabbox>
-</TABAREA>