site.title = RepoVal
site.slogan = Validating the content of online repositories
general.unblock = Please make sure that you can accept mails from
menu.home = Home
menu.register = Join OpenAIRE
menu.validate = Test Compliancy
menu.account = My Account
menu.about = Help
menu.register.new = Add New Repository
menu.register.new.journal = Add New Journal
menu.register.new.aggregator = Add New Aggregator
menu.register.edit = Edit Repository/Journal
menu.register.doar = Add OpenDOAR Repository
menu.validate.add = Run Compliancy Tests
menu.validate.browse = Browse Test Results
menu.validate.score = Score Information
menu.account.login = Sign In
menu.account.registration.title = New User?
menu.account.registration = Register Now!
menu.account.logout = Logout
menu.account.edit = My Account |
menu.about.feedback = Send Feedback
menu.about.faq = FAQ
menu.about.help = Help Guides
menu.admin = Admin Panel
homepage.welcome = Join OpenAIRE today!
homepage.message =
instructions.welcome = How to Join OpenAIRE
instructions.message = - Do you wish your repository or journal to be a part of OpenAIRE?
- Register your repository in OpenDOAR (this step does not apply for journals)
- OpenDOAR is an authoritative worldwide directory of academic open access repositories.
- Make your repository/journal OpenAIRE compliant by implementing the OpenAIRE Guidelines
- If your repository/journal currently has no OpenAIRE records, you will need to create a test record as proof of correct implementation of the guidelines.
- Create an ec_fundedresources set and insert your OpenAIRE records in it.
- If you used a test record, you will need to keep it until your repository/journal is successfully added as OpenAIRE compliant (step 5). Then you can safely delete it.
- You can find an example of an OpenAIRE compliant record here.
- Test Compliancy
- After you have made some progress in implementing the guidelines you should run a Compliancy Test.
- Enter the OAI-PMH base URL of your repository/journal and choose to test your repository against the OpenAIRE rule set. Aim for a score of 100, which will be sufficient to allow your repository to join OpenAIRE.
- After running the test you can browse the results. Please note that the results are updated periodically, and the whole test might take some time to finish.
- Join OpenAIRE
- Now your repository/journal is ready to Join OpenAIRE!
- If you want to add a repository, click here and locate your repository. Add and correct any details in the form and click submit.
If you want to add a journal, click here, fill in the form, and click submit. - After a short compliancy test against the OpenAIRE rule set, your repository will be ready to join OpenAIRE.
- An email will be sent to the repository administrator to confirm this request. Please make sure you have contacted them before registering.
- If the compliancy test does not succeed, you will be unable to join OpenAIRE until you correct all the errors that are found. Then you must re-submit your request (step 5).
For more information check the FAQ and our detailed help guide.
If you need further assistance please contact us through the OpenAIRE Helpdesk.
The validator is a customizable tool that may be installed and operated in various aggregating environments.
Click here to contact us and receive more information.
homepage.admin.message = You have logged-in using an administrator email. For information on how to create new rules, new rule-sets, and for the various other functionalities, please refer to the Administrator Manual.
registration.title = User Registration
registration.email = E-mail
registration.password = Password
registration.repassword = Re-enter password
registration.successful = An activation e-mail has been sent to the e-mail address you specified. Please follow the link included in that e-mail to activate your account.
registration.mail.subject = OpenAIRE Account Activation
registration.mail.message = Please follow this link to activate your account
registration.okAccountActivation = Account activation was successful! You can now log-in using your account details.
registration.description = Register to use the OpenAIRE repository manager services
registration.rememberme = Remember me
registration.ldap.message = Your email address will be used for signing in the validator service.
For the rest of the OpenAIRE services available through the openAIRE portal you will have to sign in using your username.
registration.username = Username
registration.firstName = First Name
registration.lastName = Last Name
chooseRepoForEdit.title = Choose Repository/Journal to Edit
chooseRepoForEdit.none = No repositories/journals are registered under your account
editRepo.dnet.title = Edit Repository/Journal
editRepo.dnet.message = Your repository/journal has been edited successfully
registerRepo.dnet.title = Join OpenAIRE
registerRepo.dnet.customTypology = or Enter Custom Software Platform Name
info.title = Information
login.title = User Login
login.forgotpassword = Forgot your password?
login.notActivated = Your account has not been activated. Please check your mailbox again and follow the instructions found in the activation email.
login.incorrectCreds = The credentials you entered are incorrect
login.userNotExists = The username you specified doesn't have an associated account. You should consider registering it first.
login.description = If you have an account
login.overview = This service uses the same sign-in mechanism as the OpenAIRE portal so you can use the same credentials.
forgotPassword.title = Reset Password
forgotPassword.message = An e-mail will be sent to this address. Please follow the instructions found inside to reset your password.
forgotPassword.mail.Subject = OpenAIRE Reset Password Request
forgotPassword.mail.Body1 = To complete your password reset please follow this link
forgotPassword.mail.Body2 = Security Code
resetPassword.securityCode = Security Code
resetPassword.securityCode.message = Enter the security code sent to you through mail.
resetPassword.wrongSecurityCode = Security Code is incorrect
resetPassword.success = You have successfully changed your password
chooseJobCategory.title = Choose Validation Category
chooseJobCategory.types.oaiUsage = OAI USAGE VALIDATION
chooseJobCategory.types.oaiContent = OAI Content Validation
addOaiContent.title = Add Compliancy Test
addOaiContent.baseUrl = Base URL(*)
addOaiContent.baseUrl2 = Or Manually Enter a Base Url(*)
addOaiContent.records = Number of Records(*)
addOaiContent.random = Random Selection(*)
addOaiContent.set = Set
addOaiContent.chooseRuleSet = Choose a Predefined Set of Rules(*)
addOaiContent.chooseManually = Or Manually Choose Specific Rules to Apply(*)
addOaiContent.ruleSetDescriptions = For more information on the various predefined Rule Sets use the following links
addOaiContent.tooltip.baseUrl = The base URL of the repository on which you want to run this test
addOaiContent.tooltip.records = The number of records that will be harvested. The rules specified will be applied on these records.
addOaiContent.tooltip.random = If selected, then the records that will be harvested will be chosen randomly from the available in the repository.
addOaiContent.tooltip.set = If you want to test the records of a specific set in the repository, you must provide the set''''s name. This field is optional.
addOaiContent.tooltip.ruleset = Here you can find the pre-defined sets of rules that you can choose from
valErr.source = Please note that when following one of the links below, you might have to right click on the new page and select "View Page Source" to correctly view the record''''s information.
chooseJobCategory.helpmessage = Note that you might have to submit tests of more than one type to fully test your repository.
chooseJobCategory.types.oaiContent.helpmessage = Tests of the type OAI CONTENT VALIDATION include rules that will be applied to the repository''''s RECORDS. For example, one such rule might be to check if a dc:identifier field is present in the record being checked.
chooseJobCategory.types.oaiUsage.helpmessage = Tests of the type OAI USAGE VALIDATION include rules that check the correct implementation of the OAI-PMH protocol. For example, one such rule might be to check if the repository answers correctly to incremental delivery requests (using from/until in ListIdentifiers and ListRecords requests).
chooseJobCategory.submit = Continue
corneeded.title = Errors Found
corneeded.back = Please use the "back" button of your browser to corrent these errors
browseJobs.title = Browse Compliancy Test Results
browseJobs.type = Type
browseJobs.status = Status
browseJobs.score = Score
browseJobs.scoreFiltered = Filtered Score
browseJobs.started = Started
browseJobs.ended = Ended
browseJobs.details = Reports
browseJobs.go = Show Details
browseJobs.user = User
browseJobs.repo = Repository
browseJobs.duration = Duration
browseJobs.ruleset = Rule Set
browseJobs.summary = Show Results
browseJobs.link2errors = View Errors
browseJobs.resultNotYet = In Progress
browseJobs.deleteOlds = Delete jobs older than
browseJobs.filterBy = Filter By
chooseRuleCategory.title = Choose Rule Category
chooseRuleForEdit.title = Choose Rule
chooseRuleForEdit.label = Choose Rule to Edit
chooseRuleForEdit.label2 = Choose Rule to View
addRule.title = Add Rule
addRule.success = New rule has been added successfully
addRule.uploadFile = Upload a File
deleteRule.title = Delete Rule
deleteRule.label = Choose Rule to Delete
deleteRule.success = Rule has been deleted
jobDetails.title = Test Details
jobDetails.rule = Rule Name
jobDetails.description = Rule Description
jobDetails.recordIdentifier = Record Identifier
jobDetails.status = Status
jobDetails.success = Success
jobDetails.started = Started
jobDetails.ended = Ended
jobDetails.weight = Rule Weight
#registerRepoDnet.typology = Typologies
registerRepoDnet.typology = Software Platform
registerRepoDnet.officialName = Official Name
registerRepoDnet.englishName = English Name
registerRepoDnet.description = Description
registerRepoDnet.iconUrl = Logo Url
registerRepoDnet.country = Country
registerRepoDnet.longtitude = Longtitude
registerRepoDnet.latitude = Latitude
registerRepoDnet.timezone = Timezone
registerRepoDnet.entryUrl = Entry Url
registerRepoDnet.repoInst = Institution
registerRepoDnet.adminName = Administrator Name
registerRepoDnet.adminEmail = Administrator Email
registerRepoDnet.adminContact = Administrator Contact
registerRepoDnet.accessProtocol = Access Protocol
registerRepoDnet.baseUrl = Base Url
registerRepoDnet.exposedFormats = Exposed Formats
registerRepoDnet.exposedSets = Other Harvestable Sets
registerRepoDnet.validationSet = Validation Set
registerRepoDnet.title0 = Basic information
registerRepoDnet.title0b = Extra information
registerRepoDnet.title1 = Administrator & contact information
registerRepoDnet.title2 = Interfaces and publishing protocols
registerRepoDnet.descriptionGen = Fields marked with * are mandatory.
Hover over each field to find more information about it.
registerRepoDnet.descriptionGen0 = Following fields are completed by OpenDOAR.
If you want to edit them, then you should edit them through the OpenDOAR link given below.
#registerRepoDnet.descriptionGen0a =
registerRepoDnet.openairecompliant = OpenAIRE Compliant
registerRepoDnet.issn = ISSN
chooseRepoForEdit.choose = Choose a Repository/Journal
home.title = Homepage
home.login = Sign In
home.register = Register
home.browseJobs = Browse Compliancy Test Results
home.addJob = Add New Validation
home.addRule = Add New Rule
home.deleteRule = Delete Rule
home.logout = Logout
home.registerRepo = Register Repository
home.editRule = Edit Rule
home.createRuleSet = Create Rule Set
home.editRuleSet = Edit Rule Set
home.deleteRuleSet = Delete Rule Set
home.viewRuleSet = View Rule Set
home.viewRule = View Rule
home.dnet.repoActions = Register/Edit Repository
repoActions.dnet.register = Register Repository
repoActions.dnet.edit = Edit Repository
repoActions.dnet.doar.register = Register Repository through OpenDOAR
repoRegistration.title = Repository/Journal Registration
repoRegistration.successful = An email has been send to the administrators of the repository/journal containing an activation link. When the repository/journal is activated you will be able to execute validations.
repoRegistration.overriden.successful = An email was sent to your email address containing an activation link. Please confirm the registration by clicking on it.
repoRegistration.mail.subject = OpenAIRE Repository/Journal Registration
repoRegistration.mail.message = A request has been send to add your repository/journal to the OpenAIRE compliant list of repositories/journals. Please confirm by following this link:
repoRegistration.mail.user.subject = OpenAIRE Repository/Journal Registration
repoRegistration.mail.user.message.success = The compliancy test of your repository/journal was successful. An email has been send to the repository''''s/journal''''s administrators containing an activation link. When your repository/journal is activated, it will be added to the list of OpenAIRE compliant repositories/journals.
repoRegistration.mail.user.message.failure = The compliancy test on your repository/journal was unsuccessful and joining OpenAIRE has failed. A likely cause is that your repository/journal does not have a non-empty ec_fundedresources set. Please review the results of the compliancy test (after they have finished) and correct any errors:
repoRegistration.okActivation = Your repository/journal has been activated!
repoRegistration.tooltip.typology = The typology used by your repository/journal. If you use a typology not found in the drop-down list, you can enter a custom name in the field below.
repoRegistration.tooltip.officialName = Your repository''''s/journal''''s official name
repoRegistration.tooltip.englishName = Your repository''''s/journal''s name in English
repoRegistration.tooltip.description = A description of your repository/journal (optional)
repoRegistration.tooltip.iconUrl = A link to an image file containing your repository''s/journal''s logo
repoRegistration.tooltip.country = The country where your repository/journal is located
repoRegistration.tooltip.latitude = The (approximate) coordinates of your repository''s/journal''s location
repoRegistration.tooltip.longtitude = The (approximate) coordinates of your repository''s/journal''s location
repoRegistration.tooltip.timezone = The timezone of the area where your repository/journal is located
repoRegistration.tooltip.repoInst = The institution that your repository/journal belongs in
repoRegistration.tooltip.entryUrl = The main page of your repository''s/journal''s website
repoRegistration.tooltip.adminName = The name of the repository''s/journal''s administrator
repoRegistration.tooltip.adminEmail = The email address of the repository''s/journal''s administrator
repoRegistration.tooltip.adminContact = Other contact information for the administrator
repoRegistration.tooltip.accessProtocol = Pre-set to OAI-PMH
repoRegistration.tooltip.issn = Input your journal''s ISSN, if it has one (www.issn.org)
repoRegistration.tooltip.baseUrl = The url that handles the external OAI-PMH requests for the repository/journal. If you are not sure about the base URL of the repository/journal you want to register, please contact the repository''s/journal''s administrator.
repoRegistration.tooltip.formats = A (non-exhaustive) comma-separated list of the available metadata formats, e.g. oai_dc, didl. Only oai_dc is necessary to be provided.
repoRegistration.tooltip.sets = A comma-separated list of the other harvestable sets that contain FP7-funded records.
repoRegistration.tooltip.validationSet = The main set that contains FP7-funded records and will be used for validation. It must be ec_fundedresources or a hierarchy leading to ec_fundedresources. If you are using the OJS plugin make sure to specify it correctly.
repoRegistration.validationStarted = A compliancy test has automatically started for the repository/journal you wish to add. You will be notified via email with further instructions when the test has finished. For this repository/journal to be added in the list of the OpenAIRE compliant repositories/journal, the test must be successful.
repoRegistration.validationRequestSent = Thank you for requesting to add the repository to the OpenAIRE compliant list of repositories/journals. The neccessary compliancy tests will begin as soon as the administrator confirm the request.
For this repository/journal to be added in the list of the OpenAIRE compliant repositories/journal, the test must be successful."
chooseDoarRepo.choose = Choose Repository
chooseDoarRepo.title = Add your repository
chooseDoarRepo.route = Please make sure your repository is registered in OpenDOAR.
Then select it from the list below and fill in the form.
editRule.title = Edit Rule
editRule.title2 = View Rule
editRule.label = Choose Rule to Edit
editRule.success = The rule was edited successfully
editUser.title = Edit your account details
editUser.fname = First Name
editUser.lname = Last Name
editUser.inst = Institution
editUser.success = Your profile has been successfully updated
addOaiUsage.title = Run Compliancy Test
addOaiUsage.baseUrl = Base URL(*)
createRuleSet.title = Create/Edit Rule Set
createRuleSet.title2 = View Rule Set
createRuleSet.name = Name
createRuleSet.rulesContent = Choose Content Rules
createRuleSet.rulesUsage = Choose Usage Rules
createRuleSet.success = The Set has been created successfully!
createRuleSets.atLeastOneRule = You must select at least one rule to be added in this set
chooseRuleSet.title = Choose Rule Set
chooseRuleSet.label = Choose Rule Set
deleteRuleSet.title = Delete Rule Set
deleteRuleSet.success = Rule Set has been deleted successfully
jobSummary.title = Test Summary
jobSummary.successes = # Records
jobSummary.errors = Success
sidebar.toolbar = Toolbar
sidebar.homepage = Homepage
ruleSetInfo.name = Name
ruleSetInfo.description = Description
ruleSetInfo.jobType = Available in tests of type:
ruleSetInfo.message = Here you can find information on the rules contained in the chosen rule set.
ruleSetInfo.title = Rule Set Information
ruleSetInfo.DRIVER = The DRIVER rule set checks the compliance of your repository with the DRIVER guidelines
ruleSetInfo.openAIRE = The openAIRE rule set checks the compliance of your repository with the openAIRE guidelines
feedback.title = Send us your feedback
feedback.message = Message
feedback.reason = Reason
feedback.loggedin = Please note that you must be logged-in to send a message using this form.
feedback.success = Thank you for your message!
score.title = How the score is computed
score.message = Each rule is assigned a weight. The score is estimated as the weighted average of the percentage of errors for each rule.
For example, for rules r1, r2, r3 with corresponding weights w1, w2, w3, if the percentage of errors is p1, p2, p3, then the score is calculated by the following formula:
score = (w1*p1 + w2*p2 +w3*p3) / w1+w2+w3
You can find the weights of the various rules used in a test inside its report.
help = Help
help.addOaiContent.title = Adding an OAI-Content Validation
help.addOaiContent.message = To add a new validation:
1. Select the base URL of the repository you want to validate. Please note that you need to have registered the repository first, and the administrator must have activated its registration.
2. Insert the number of records you want to validate.
3. Choose if you want the records to be selected randomly from those found in the repository, or in the order that the repository lists them.
4. If you want to validate only the records belonging to a particular set, insert the name of the set.
5. Either choose a predefined rule-set or manually choose the rules you want to apply.
You can view a rule set or an individual rule by using the toolbar on the left. For more information please refer to the User Manual, in the section OAI Content Validation.
help.addOaiUsage.title = Adding an OAI-Usage Validation
help.addOaiUsage.message = To add a new validation:
1. Select the base URL of the repository you want to validate. Please note that you need to have registered the repository first, and the administrator must have activated its registration.
2. Either choose a predefined rule-set or manually choose the rules you want to apply.
You can view a rule set or an individual rule by using the toolbar on the left. For more information please refer to the User Manual, in the section OAI Usage Validation.
help.addRule.title = Adding a New Rule
help.addRule.message =
help.browseJobs.title = Browsing Validations
help.browseJobs.message = Here you can browse all the past and current validations you have submitted. Please note that the results of an ongoing validation are not update in real-time, but only after the validation has finished its execution completely. To see a summary of the validation click on Show Summary. If you want more details about each task that was executed, you may click on Show Details though this is generally not neccessary. For more information please refer to the User Manual, in the section Browsing Validations.
help.chooseJobCategory.title = Choosing a Validation Category
help.chooseJobCategory.message =
help.chooseRuleCategory.title = Choosing a Rule Category
help.chooseRuleCategory.message =
help.chooseRuleForEdit.title = Choosing a Rule
help.chooseRuleForEdit.message =
help.chooseRuleSet.title = Choosing a Rule Set
help.chooseRuleSet.message =
help.chooseRuleSetForDeletion.title = Choosing a Rule Set
help.chooseRuleSetForDeletion.message =
help.createRuleSet.title = Viewing a Rule Set
help.createRuleSet.message = You can view the name of the Rule Set, as well as the rules that it contains (the ones with a blue background).
help.deleteRule.title = Deleting a Rule
help.deleteRule.message =
help.editRule.title = Viewing a Rule
help.editRule.message = When you view a rule you will be presented with many fields describing its functionality. For general purposes, the fields you must focus on are name and description. If you would like to find out what the rest of the fields mean, you must refer to the administrator manual.
help.jobDetails.title = Viewing the Details of a Validation
help.jobDetails.message = Here you can review details about each task of a validation. Each row refers to a certain task and you can see on which rule was used, which record it was applied on and if it was successful or not. Please note that retrieving the details of a validation can be a time-consuming process for large validations, and viewing a validation summary is generally sufficient. For more information please refer to the User Manual, in the section Viewing Validation Details.
help.jobSummary.title = Viewing the Summary of a Validation
help.jobSummary.message = Here you can review a summary of the validation results. Each row refers to a certain validation rule and you can see how many of the records were successfully validated. For the records that did not validate successfully, links are provided to their oai-dc metadata representation. For more information please refer to the User Manual, in the section Viewing a Validation Summary.
help.login.title = Logging in
help.login.message =
help.registration.title = Registering
help.registration.message =
help.repoRegistration.title = Registering a Repository
help.repoRegistration.message = Before you can start a validation, you have to register the repository you want to validate (unless it is already registered by someone else). To do this, you must fill in it\''s base URL. Automatically an e-mail will be send to the repository\''s administrator containing an activation link. As soon as the administrator activates the registration, you will be able to start validations for this repository.
help.resetPassword.title = Reseting your Password
help.resetPassword.message =
help.generic = For help adding your repository/journal in OpenAIRE, please follow these instructions
For more advanced uses, you can find detailed information and step-by-step guides in the User Manual
The validator is a customizable tool that may be installed and operated in various aggregating environments.
Click here to contact us and receive more information.
help.newvalidation =Select repository/journal
Select from the list, or enter the base OAI URL of the repository/journal. The repository''s/journal''s published sets are exposed in a later stage and you may select one for the compliancy tests. Select rules
You may apply two types of compliancy tests on your repository: - Content: specific to the content/format of the dc fields
- Usage: specific to the implementation of OAI-PMH
You may select from a predifined set of rules (OpenAIRE, DRIVER) or customize them according to your needs. Test parameters
You may define an upper limit on the # of records tested. This is highly recommended for first time users, or when re-checking after the implementation of automated changes. Select one of the repository''s/journal''s exposed sets.
For further assistance please contact the OpenAIRE helpdesk.
help.browsevalidations = TYPE: Content or Usage
STATUS: Working / Stopped / Finished
SCORE: click here to find more
SUBMITTED: time of submission
DURATION: time test took to finish
REPOSITORY: tested repository/journal
RULE SET: rule set used for testing
DETAILS: comprehensive summary of the compliancy test results
For further assistance please contact the OpenAIRE helpdesk.
help.jobsummary= For further assistance please contact the OpenAIRE helpdesk.
help.registerRepo = Use the form on the right to add your repository or journal in OpenAIRE. If you want to find more information about this process click here.
The official repository/journal administrator (his/her email address being retrieved from the OAI-PMH verb Identify) will be contacted and asked for verification. So please make sure that you are either this person or have access to the email address, or that you have notified them.
For any problems or questions please contact the OpenAIRE helpdesk.
help.chooseRepoForEdit = You have access to edit one of the following repositories/journals listed on the right.
For any problems or questions please contact the OpenAIRE helpdesk.
help.editRepoDnet = Use the form on the right to update the repository/journal information.
For any problems or questions please contact the OpenAIRE helpdesk.
help.admin= For more information read our detailed
help guide.
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