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Citations Configuration Changes for Sakai 2.6
- Several new XML configuration elements are available. These are illustrated below.
- The Citations
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- Helper is enabled by default. You may
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- want to provide the name of your Sakai instance for Google Scholar import,
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- or set up the Search Library Resources feature for your institution.
You might also want to take a look at:
- The detailed Citations configuration pages.
- The list of new Citations features for Sakai 2.6The detailed Citations configuration pages.
Note: Should you want need to disable the Citations Tool completely, or disable an individual feature (Helper or one of it's features – "Google Scholar import" or "Search Library Resources" ), – use the XML configuration file (the preferred technique) or the legacy sakai.properties configuration mechanism.
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<!-- Extended Repository ID --> <!-- The Extended Repository ID identifies a specific metasearch implementation. The Extended ID applies only to the "http" repository OSID: edu.indiana.lib.osid.base.repository.http Possible Values: 360 Search Repository -- (Serials Solutions 360 Search) Web2 Repository (Sirsi -- SingleSearch via -the Web2 Bridge) --> <extended-repository-id>360 Search Repository</extended-repository-id> <!-- Maximum databases --> <!-- This determines the maximum number of databases a user can search at one time. The default is eight if no other value is provided. --> <searchable-databases>30</searchable-databases> <!-- Direct URL handling --> <!-- How do we handle direct (vendor) URLs when they're provided by the metasearch engine? Possible Values: title-link -- (use the direct URL (if any) as the title link) related-link -- (use the direct URL (if any) as a related link) false ( -- do not use direct URLs) --> <provide-direct-url>titleurl>related-link</provide-direct-url> <!-- Direct URL prefix text (for proxy access) --> <!-- The text specified here is prepended to each direct URL displayed in a Citation List. --> <direct-url-prefix>http://example.com/cgi-bin/proxy.pl?url=</direct-url-prefix> |
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- to the detailed Citations configuration pages for more information on setting up the Citations Helper.