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| Configuration File: | [dspace]/config/dspace.cfg | ||
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| Property: | identifier.doi.user | ||
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| Informational Note: | Username to login into the API of the DOI registration agency. You'll get it from you DOI registration agency. | ||
| Property: | identifier.doi.password | ||
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| Informational Note: | Password to login into the API of the DOI registration agency. You'll get it from you DOI registration agency. | ||
| Property: | identifier.doi.prefix | ||
| Example Value: |
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| Informational Note: | The prefix you got from the DOI registration agency. All your DOIs start with the prefix, followed by a slash and a suffix generated from DSpace. The prefix can be compared with a namespace within the DOI system. | ||
| Property: | identifier.doi.namespaceseparator | ||
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| Informational Note: | The value can remain emptyThis property is optional. If you want to use the same DOI prefix in several DSpace installations or with other tools that generate and register DOIs it is necessary to use a namespace separator. All the DOIs that DSpace generates will start with the DOI prefix, followed by a slash, the namespace separator and some number generated by DSpace. If for example your prefix is 10.5072 and you want all DOIs generated by DSpace to look like 10.5072/dspace-1023 you have to set this as in the example value above. |
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