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Comment: Linked to description of traditional-workflow states

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  1. "Select Collection" step: If not already selected, the user must select a collection to deposit the Item into.
  2. "Describe" step:  This is where the user may enter descriptive metadata about the Item. This step may consist of one or more pages of metadata entry. By default, there are two pages of metadata-entry. For information on modifying the metadata entry pages, please see Custom Metadata-entry Pages for Submission section below.
  3. "Upload" step: This is where the user may upload one or more files to associate with the Item.  For more information on file upload, also see Configuring the File Upload step below.
  4. "Review" step: This is where the user may review all previous information entered, and correct anything as needed.
  5. "License" step: This is where the user must agree to the repository distribution license in order to complete the deposit.  This repository distribution license is defined in the [dspace]/config/default.license file. It can also be customized per-collection from the Collection Admin UI.  If you are using XMLUI, the default license may be formatted using Simple HTML Fragment Markup.
  6. "Complete" step: The deposit is now completed. The Item will either become immediately available or undergo a workflow approval process (depending on the Collection policies).  For more information on the workflow approval process see: Configurable Workflow; for "traditional" workflow see also the section "The Manual DSpace Submission and Workflow System" in Functional Overview.

To modify or reorganize these submission steps, just modify the [dspace]/config/item-submission.xml file. Please see the section below on Reordering/Removing/Adding Submission Steps.

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The following table presents the available keys from the online services, the keys that BTE uses in phase1 and the final output map to DSpace metadata fields.

ArxivPubMedCrossRefCiNiiBTE Key (phase 1)

Extra Keys created

by BTE (phase 2)

DSpace Metadata Field

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  chairs chairs dc.contributor.otheryes
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titleI can see more beans in the configuration file that are not explained above. Why is this?

The configuration file hosts options for two services. BatchImport service and SubmissionLookup service. Thus, some beans that are not used in the first service, are not mentioned in this documentation. However, since both services are based on the BTE, some beans are used by both services.

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