DSpace Manakin
DSpace Manakin
DSpace Manakin is a "user interface developed by Texas A&M University which supports major improvements for the DSpace system."
Manakin introduces a modular interface layer, enabling an institution to easily customize the interface according to the specific needs of the particular repository, community or collection. A repository service can be separated from its implementation my modifying its interface, making it possible to change repository platforms in the future while maintaining a consistent set of functionalities and "look-and-feel."
Features: The primary feature of Manakin is the "ability for each community and collection within DSpace to establish a unique look-and-feel that might extend outside of DSpace into an existing web presence, which is believed to increase a greater interest and buy-in from these communities.
Other features:
* Allow each community & collection to maintain a distinct look and feel.
* Separate business logic from stylistic design.
* Establish an interface level component architecture. (New with Manakin)
* Enable internationalization & localization of content.
* Provide an alternative interface that does not replace the existing JSP based interface.
Labels: "Content Management Systems", "Digital Repositories", "DSpace Manakin", "Library Technology"
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