Release 2.2

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Release 2.2 is the first major release since September 2014, and includes a number of new features, usability enhancements, and bug fixes. We've closed well over 150 issue tickets as part of this release - you can view more details on each ticket in our issue tracker at the following links:

  • Release 2.2 Roadmap / Overview
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New feature: Generate PDF or RTF finding aids from archival descriptions

Sponsored by SFU Archives and Bombardier

Now you can provide researchers and staff with a PDF or editable RTF finding aid of hierarchical descriptions arranged and described in AtoM. You can choose between the two formats, between two different stylesheets for lower-level descriptions, and whether draft descriptions are included in the finding aids you generate. At present, this feature formats the finding aids according to the Canadian RAD standard - but we hope to see the functionality expanded to other standards templates!

Related tickets:

  • #7462 - Add ability to generate PDF finding aids from EAD XML of archival descriptions
  • #7615 - Include ability to select RTF or PDF as finding aid formats
  • #7723 - Include ability to select full details or inventory list for lower levels in finding aids

Related documentation:

New feature: Actionable PREMIS 2.2 Rights module

Sponsored by SFU Archives

PREMIS Rights were first introduced to AtoM in the ICA-AtoM 1.2 release. In this release, the PREMIS module has been redesigned, upgraded to PREMIS 2.2, and associated with an actionable digital object permissions policy, so that your PREMIS rights statements can be applied to digital objects to disallow access to the master, reference copy, and/or thumbnail, depending on your settings. Administrators can also customize user-friendly access restriction statements that will appear in the place of restricted digital objects, and manage how Rights are inherited by lower levels of description.

Related tickets:

  • #7463 - Update PREMIS template user interface in AtoM
  • #4293 - Upgrade PREMIS implementation to be 2.2 compliant
  • #2714 - Add digital object access control
  • #4937 - Set access restrictions based on PREMIS rights
  • #4938 - Translate PREMIS rights to user friendly access statements

Related documentation

New feature: Job scheduling support and management page

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