XooNIps User Manual
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  • Introduction
  • 1. Overview
    • 1. What is XooNIps ?
    • 2. Main features
      • 2.1. Flexible database construction
      • 2.2. Data classification
      • 2.3. Quality-maintenance workflow
      • 2.4. Metadata distribution
      • 2.5. Variety of accessory functions
  • 2. Start guide
    • 1. User's authority
    • 2. Navigator
  • 3. Installation of XooNIps
    • 1. Plan and design a website
      • 1.1. Describe specific purposes of the website.
      • 1.2. Decide functions of the website
      • 1.3. Select software and hardware
      • 1.4. Make a specification document
    • 2. Server structure components
      • 3. OS installation
      • 3.1. Obtain CentOS5
      • 3.2. Procedure of installation
    • 4. Customize CentOS5
      • 4.1. Create an administration account.
      • 4.2. System Update
      • 4.3. Installing the required packages
      • 4.4. Install external programs
      • 4.5. Set up iptables
      • 4.6. Make SELinux invalid
      • 4.7. Set up for Apache
      • 4.8. Setup for MySQL
      • 4.9. Set up for PHP
    • 5. Install XOOPS
      • 5.1. Set up for XOOPS
      • 5.2. Close the XOOPS installation.
    • 6. Install XooNIps
      • 6.1. Set up for XooNIps
      • 6.2. Initial setting and confirmation on XooNIps
      • 6.3. How to install item type modules:
      • 6.4. Precautions on updating XooNIps
      • 6.5. Support modules
  • 4. Site policy and maintenance
    • 1. "Site Policies"
      • 1.1. 'Site Policies' (XooNIps>>Site Policies)
      • 1.2. 'User information' (XooNIps>>Site Policies>>User Information)
      • 1.3. 'Group information' (XooNIps>>Site Policies>>Group Information)
      • 1.4. 'Item Information' (XooNIps>>Site Policies>>Item Information)
      • 1.5. 'Item Types' (XooNIps>Site Policies>Item Information>Item Types)
      • 1.6. 'Import/Export' (XooNIps>>Site Policies>>Item Information>>Import/Export)
      • 1.7. 'Item Comment' (XooNIps>>Site Policies>>Item Information>>Item Comment)
      • 1.8. 'Moderators Privileges' (XooNIps>>Site Policies>>Moderators Privileges)
      • 1.9. 'Positions' (XooNIps>>Site Policies>>Positions)
      • 1.10. 'Rankings' (XooNIps>>Site Policies>>Rankings)
    • 2. "Maintenance"
      • 2.1. 'Maintenance' (XooNIps>>Maintenance)
      • 2.2. 'User Management' (XooNIps>>Maintenance>>User Management)
      • 2.3. 'Item Management' (Maintenance>>Item Management)
      • 2.4. 'User List' (XooNIps>>Maintenance>>User List)
      • 2.5. 'Access Rankings' (XooNIps>>Maintenance>>Access Rankings)
      • 2.6. 'File Search' (XooNIps>>Maintenance>>File Search)
      • 2.7. 'OAI-PMH' (XooNIps>>Maintenance>>OAI-PMH)
  • 5. How to operate a XooNIps database website
    • 1. Guest
      • 1.1. How to search and browse the published items (information):
      • 1.2. Advanced search
      • 1.3. XooNIps Ranking
      • 1.4. Admission/registration
    • 2. Registered user
      • 2.1. Login
      • 2.2. Logout
      • 2.3. Edit private (index) trees
      • 2.4. Item management
      • 2.5. Item publication
      • 2.6. Group
      • 2.7. Item transfer
    • 3. Group administrator
      • 3.1. Manage group members:
      • 3.2. Review and certify shared items
      • 3.3. Withdraw shared items in a group index
      • 3.4. Edit group indexes
      • 3.5. Publish a group index
      • 3.6. Transfer a group administrator's authority
      • 3.7. Change the disk capacity
      • 3.8. Cancel a group
    • 4. Moderator
      • 4.1. Edit Public Index Trees
      • 4.2. Certify users
      • 4.3. Review and certify items
      • 4.4. Withdraw items in public area
      • 4.5. Create/delete a group
      • 4.6. Access log analysis
      • 4.7. Transfer the moderator's authority
    • 5. System administrator
      • 5.1. Change the site policy
      • 5.2. Switch User Accounts
      • 5.3. Export
      • 5.4. Import
      • 5.5. Harvest metadata
      • 5.6. Change the moderator
  • 6. Copyright notice
  • Appendix A
    • 1. Organizations
    • 2. XooNIps based Online Databases
  • Module Credits
  • About XOOPS CMS
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  • 2.1.1. Set up the operation environment
  • 2.1.2. Publication levels / areas for different purposes
  • 2.1.3. CMS XOOPS(The base syste of XooNIps)
  1. 1. Overview
  2. 2. Main features

2.1. Flexible database construction

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2.1.1. Set up the operation environment

The site's operation environment, (ex. manner of user registration and item publication, etc.) can be easily set up by following the directions given on the Administration screen. You will simply choose the most appropriate one from the pulldown lists.

Figure 1.1. Administration screen

Examples:

  • User registration

    • [Certification by moderators] (The moderator will check the profile of the new user).

    • [Certify automatically]

  • Item publication

    • [Certification by moderators] (The items will be peer reviewed)

    • [Certify automatically]

2.1.2. Publication levels / areas for different purposes

  • Public

    • Public area: The items registered in this area will be publicized broadly to the public.

    • To register items in the public area, it is necessary to request for the site moderator's certification.

  • Group

    • Group area: Access to this area is restricted to a group of registered users.

    • To register items and share them among the group, it is necessary to request for the group administrator's certification.

  • Private

    • Individual area: registered users (given a user ID and password) can use this area just like a personal folder.

2.1.3. CMS XOOPS(The base syste of XooNIps)

The following are the benefits from using XOOPS.

  • Reduce the costs for system construction and operation.

    • XOOPS is open software (enables free downloading).

  • Expand the functionality.

    • XOOPS modules offer wide varieties of site design.

  • Allow to change visual effects easily.

    • XOOPS templates (themes) enable to easily change the visual effects such as layout, etc.

Figure 1.2. XOOPS CMS Architecture

Administration screen (XCube)
CMS system