@@ -5,12 +5,12 @@ To accomplish this aim, DDA consists of two complementary services:
* a service which uses the answers elicited from the wizard in order to connect to the content management infrastructure or process uploaded datadumps, harmonize metadata, and finally import it into the target repository.
## DDA and DSpace
Quatsch Currently, one DDA installation supports one target DSpace 5+ repository installation. As a DDA installation is interacting with its target repository via REST, both can be deployed and restarted independently.
Currently, one DDA installation supports one target DSpace 5+ repository installation. As a DDA installation is interacting with its target repository via REST, both can be deployed and restarted independently.
Once a content provider has successfully used DDA to import a batch of content to the target DSpace repository, this content will land in the importing collection's *XMLWorkflow* task pool, where that collection's editors and reviewers will have the chance to do their usual business of validating and improving each submission before archiving (or rejecting) it.
## Initial setup
Uta DDA is currently focused on working with a DSpace 5+ installation. In particular, it requires a running [DSpace REST endpoint](https://wiki.duraspace.org/display/DSDOC5x/REST+API) with [additional endpoints](https://git.gesis.org/dspace/rest-additions). DSpace must be running with [XMLWorkflow](https://wiki.duraspace.org/display/DSDOC5x/Configurable+Workflow)(not the XML-less *Workflow*).
DDA is currently focused on working with a DSpace 5+ installation. In particular, it requires a running [DSpace REST endpoint](https://wiki.duraspace.org/display/DSDOC5x/REST+API) with [additional endpoints](https://git.gesis.org/dspace/rest-additions). DSpace must be running with [XMLWorkflow](https://wiki.duraspace.org/display/DSDOC5x/Configurable+Workflow)(not the XML-less *Workflow*).
### Set properties for your local installation
Edit file `config.yml` and set property values according to your specific environment.
