Hi everyone. I've just posted a zip for the Google AppEngine installer of
the Alpha 3 release of ODK Aggregate v1.0.
"Alpha" releases are not code complete. DO NOT USE THIS FOR PRODUCTION.
*Kick the tires, help us by testing and stressing it, and let us know what
you find broken.
···
*
The zip is for installing to Google AppEngine. A Windows MySQL installer
will appear with the alpha 4 next week.
Divergences from Aggregate 0.9.x:
stricter requirements on form ids defined using "xmlns" to conform to URN
format (e.g., "http://your.domain.org/formId"). If you get an error
complaining about the form id, change to use id="yourFormId" instead of
xmlns="yourFormId"
stricter requirements for typing of the data fields. All data fields are
now strongly typed. If a field is not typed (via ), the form will not load. The eIMCI form, for example, needed
several dozen type declarations added before it could be uploaded to the
server.
Missing features:
MySQL table locks, tasking and watchdog.
authentication and authorization
briefcase (so don't put production data into it and expect to be able to
get anything out!)
To clarify a few things about the Alpha 3 release of ODK Aggregate v1.0:
You will need to go to the downloads page http://code.google.com/p/opendatakit/downloads/ to get the zip file
that icludes the installer as we don't want people exploring ODK to
use a barely tested version. Therefore the zip won't show up on the
front page of the ODK website to limit it's exposure.
We are asking that people kick the tires and test out Aggregate-1.x
alpha 3 and file an issue about any problems they find. While we will
be testing the software we won't be able to test every use case so we
are asking developers to help us out and act as a tester and find what
isn't working for their specific use case. The issues website can be
found at http://code.google.com/p/opendatakit/issues/list.
It's only through our customers suggestions that this project gets
better so please test this trial version out and file an issue about
things you don't like.
Cheers,
Waylon.
···
On Wed, Dec 15, 2010 at 12:24 AM, Mitch Sundt wrote:
> Hi everyone. I've just posted a zip for the Google AppEngine installer of
> the Alpha 3 release of ODK Aggregate v1.0.
>
> "Alpha" releases are not code complete. DO NOT USE THIS FOR PRODUCTION.
>
> Kick the tires, help us by testing and stressing it, and let us know what
> you find broken.
>
> The zip is for installing to Google AppEngine. A Windows MySQL installer
> will appear with the alpha 4 next week.
>
> Divergences from Aggregate 0.9.x:
>
> - stricter requirements on form ids defined using "xmlns" to conform to URN
> format (e.g., "http://your.domain.org/formId"). If you get an error
> complaining about the form id, change to use id="yourFormId" instead of
> xmlns="yourFormId"
>
> - stricter requirements for typing of the data fields. All data fields are
> now strongly typed. If a field is not typed (via type="xxx"/> ), the form will not load. The eIMCI form, for example, needed
> several dozen type declarations added before it could be uploaded to the
> server.
>
> Missing features:
> - MySQL table locks, tasking and watchdog.
> - authentication and authorization
> - briefcase (so don't put production data into it and expect to be able to
> get anything out!)
>
> --
> Mitch Sundt
> Software Engineer
> http://www.OpenDataKit.org
> University of Washington
> mitchellsundt@gmail.com
>
Double-clicking aggregate-gae-deploy-1.0.jar does not work in Linux?
I like to local install it.
I could not find the "launchAggregateTestServer.sh".
[1] ~~~~~~~
Installing a Local Instance¶
Download ODK Aggregate vN.N and unzip it.
If you are using Windows, run "launchAggregateTestServer.cmd".
Mac users should run "launchAggregateTestServer.app" and Linux users
should run "launchAggregateTestServer.sh".
A local version of ODK Aggregate is now available. Go to http://localhost:8080 in your web browser.
Any hint how to install and ODK Aggregate 1.0 Alpha 3 release with PostgreSL?
Thanks,
Noli
···
On 12/15/10, W. Brunette wrote:
> To clarify a few things about the Alpha 3 release of ODK Aggregate v1.0:
>
> 1) You will need to go to the downloads page
> http://code.google.com/p/opendatakit/downloads/ to get the zip file
> that icludes the installer as we don't want people exploring ODK to
> use a barely tested version. Therefore the zip won't show up on the
> front page of the ODK website to limit it's exposure.
> 2) We are asking that people kick the tires and test out Aggregate-1.x
> alpha 3 and file an issue about any problems they find. While we will
> be testing the software we won't be able to test every use case so we
> are asking developers to help us out and act as a tester and find what
> isn't working for their specific use case. The issues website can be
> found at http://code.google.com/p/opendatakit/issues/list.
> 3) It's only through our customers suggestions that this project gets
> better so please test this trial version out and file an issue about
> things you don't like.
>
> Cheers,
> Waylon.
>
>
>
> On Wed, Dec 15, 2010 at 12:24 AM, Mitch Sundt wrote:
>> Hi everyone. I've just posted a zip for the Google AppEngine installer of
>> the Alpha 3 release of ODK Aggregate v1.0.
>>
>> "Alpha" releases are not code complete. DO NOT USE THIS FOR PRODUCTION.
>>
>> Kick the tires, help us by testing and stressing it, and let us know what
>> you find broken.
>>
>> The zip is for installing to Google AppEngine. A Windows MySQL installer
>> will appear with the alpha 4 next week.
>>
>> Divergences from Aggregate 0.9.x:
>>
>> - stricter requirements on form ids defined using "xmlns" to conform to
>> URN
>> format (e.g., "http://your.domain.org/formId"). If you get an error
>> complaining about the form id, change to use id="yourFormId" instead of
>> xmlns="yourFormId"
>>
>> - stricter requirements for typing of the data fields. All data fields
>> are
>> now strongly typed. If a field is not typed (via > type="xxx"/> ), the form will not load. The eIMCI form, for example,
>> needed
>> several dozen type declarations added before it could be uploaded to the
>> server.
>>
>> Missing features:
>> - MySQL table locks, tasking and watchdog.
>> - authentication and authorization
>> - briefcase (so don't put production data into it and expect to be able to
>> get anything out!)
>>
>> --
>> Mitch Sundt
>> Software Engineer
>> http://www.OpenDataKit.org
>> University of Washington
>> mitchellsundt@gmail.com
>>
>
···
On Dec 14 2010, 6:05 pm, "W. Brunette" wrote:
> To clarify a few things about the Alpha 3 release ofODKAggregatev1.0:
>
> 1) You will need to go to the downloads pagehttp://code.google.com/p/opendatakit/downloads/to get the zip file
> that icludes the installer as we don't want people exploringODKto
> use a barely tested version. Therefore the zip won't show up on the
> front page of theODKwebsite to limit it's exposure.
> 2) We are asking that people kick the tires and test outAggregate-1.x
> alpha 3 and file an issue about any problems they find. While we will
> be testing the software we won't be able to test every use case so we
> are asking developers to help us out and act as a tester and find what
> isn't working for their specific use case. The issues website can be
> found athttp://code.google.com/p/opendatakit/issues/list.
> 3) It's only through our customers suggestions that this project gets
> better so please test this trial version out and file an issue about
> things you don't like.
>
> Cheers,
> Waylon.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> On Wed, Dec 15, 2010 at 12:24 AM, Mitch Sundt wrote:
> > Hi everyone. I've just posted a zip for the Google AppEngine installer of
> > the Alpha 3 release ofODKAggregatev1.0.
>
> > "Alpha" releases are not code complete. DO NOT USE THIS FOR PRODUCTION.
>
> > Kick the tires, help us by testing and stressing it, and let us know what
> > you find broken.
>
> > The zip is for installing to Google AppEngine. A Windows MySQL installer
> > will appear with the alpha 4 next week.
>
> > Divergences fromAggregate0.9.x:
>
> > - stricter requirements on form ids defined using "xmlns" to conform to URN
> > format (e.g., "http://your.domain.org/formId"). If you get an error
> > complaining about the form id, change to use id="yourFormId" instead of
> > xmlns="yourFormId"
>
> > - stricter requirements for typing of the data fields. All data fields are
> > now strongly typed. If a field is not typed (via > type="xxx"/> ), the form will not load. The eIMCI form, for example, needed
> > several dozen type declarations added before it could be uploaded to the
> > server.
>
> > Missing features:
> > - MySQL table locks, tasking and watchdog.
> > - authentication and authorization
> > - briefcase (so don't put production data into it and expect to be able to
> > get anything out!)
>
> > --
> > Mitch Sundt
> > Software Engineer
> >http://www.OpenDataKit.org
> > University of Washington
> > mitchellsu...@gmail.com
Note that the installer installs to the Google cloud, not to a local
instance. This is different than the old launchAggregateTestServer.sh
script.
Do you have Java 1.6 installed? And is the "java" command in your PATH?
If that is not the issue, then you may need to run this manually from a
command prompt. To do that, you would type:
java -jar aggregate-gae-deploy-1.0.jar
From the directory containing that jar file. This executable jar file
replaces the launch scripts from the 0.9x release.
Mitch
···
On Tue, Dec 14, 2010 at 6:46 PM, Noli Sicad wrote:
Hi,
I am new to ODK Aggregate - new setup one yet.
Double-clicking aggregate-gae-deploy-1.0.jar does not work in Linux?
I like to local install it.
I could not find the "launchAggregateTestServer.sh".
[1] ~~~~~~~
Installing a Local Instance¶
Download ODK Aggregate vN.N and unzip it.
If you are using Windows, run "launchAggregateTestServer.cmd".
Mac users should run "launchAggregateTestServer.app" and Linux users
should run "launchAggregateTestServer.sh".
A local version of ODK Aggregate is now available. Go to http://localhost:8080 in your web browser.
Any hint how to install and ODK Aggregate 1.0 Alpha 3 release with
PostgreSL?
To clarify a few things about the Alpha 3 release of ODK Aggregate v1.0:
You will need to go to the downloads page http://code.google.com/p/opendatakit/downloads/ to get the zip file
that icludes the installer as we don't want people exploring ODK to
use a barely tested version. Therefore the zip won't show up on the
front page of the ODK website to limit it's exposure.
We are asking that people kick the tires and test out Aggregate-1.x
alpha 3 and file an issue about any problems they find. While we will
be testing the software we won't be able to test every use case so we
are asking developers to help us out and act as a tester and find what
isn't working for their specific use case. The issues website can be
found at http://code.google.com/p/opendatakit/issues/list.
It's only through our customers suggestions that this project gets
better so please test this trial version out and file an issue about
things you don't like.
Hi everyone. I've just posted a zip for the Google AppEngine installer
of
the Alpha 3 release of ODK Aggregate v1.0.
"Alpha" releases are not code complete. DO NOT USE THIS FOR PRODUCTION.
Kick the tires, help us by testing and stressing it, and let us know
what
you find broken.
The zip is for installing to Google AppEngine. A Windows MySQL
installer
will appear with the alpha 4 next week.
Divergences from Aggregate 0.9.x:
stricter requirements on form ids defined using "xmlns" to conform to
URN
format (e.g., "http://your.domain.org/formId"). If you get an error
complaining about the form id, change to use id="yourFormId" instead of
xmlns="yourFormId"
stricter requirements for typing of the data fields. All data fields
are
now strongly typed. If a field is not typed (via ), the form will not load. The eIMCI form, for example,
needed
several dozen type declarations added before it could be uploaded to the
server.
Missing features:
MySQL table locks, tasking and watchdog.
authentication and authorization
briefcase (so don't put production data into it and expect to be able
to
get anything out!)
Thanks for the bug report! The issue is fixed in the current code tip.
I'm aiming to get an Alpha 5 out this week as I work through a few
cross-platform compatibility issues between the GAE hosting and Tomcat.
There has been significant clean-up in Alpha 5 since the earlier releases.
The tip of the code tree now supports HTTPS and Basic and Digest Auth,
though there is no working version of ODK Collect that can talk to it with
those features enabled.
Mitch
···
On Thu, Jan 20, 2011 at 3:41 PM, Stuart Moffatt wrote:
To clarify a few things about the Alpha 3 release ofODKAggregatev1.0:
You will need to go to the downloads pagehttp:// code.google.com/p/opendatakit/downloads/to get the zip file
that icludes the installer as we don't want people exploringODKto
use a barely tested version. Therefore the zip won't show up on the
front page of theODKwebsite to limit it's exposure.
We are asking that people kick the tires and test outAggregate-1.x
alpha 3 and file an issue about any problems they find. While we will
be testing the software we won't be able to test every use case so we
are asking developers to help us out and act as a tester and find what
isn't working for their specific use case. The issues website can be
found athttp://code.google.com/p/opendatakit/issues/list.
It's only through our customers suggestions that this project gets
better so please test this trial version out and file an issue about
things you don't like.
Hi everyone. I've just posted a zip for the Google AppEngine installer
of
the Alpha 3 release ofODKAggregatev1.0.
"Alpha" releases are not code complete. DO NOT USE THIS FOR
PRODUCTION.
Kick the tires, help us by testing and stressing it, and let us know
what
you find broken.
The zip is for installing to Google AppEngine. A Windows MySQL
installer
will appear with the alpha 4 next week.
Divergences fromAggregate0.9.x:
stricter requirements on form ids defined using "xmlns" to conform to
URN
format (e.g., "http://your.domain.org/formId"). If you get an error
complaining about the form id, change to use id="yourFormId" instead of
xmlns="yourFormId"
stricter requirements for typing of the data fields. All data fields
are
now strongly typed. If a field is not typed (via ), the form will not load. The eIMCI form, for example,
needed
several dozen type declarations added before it could be uploaded to
the
server.
Missing features:
MySQL table locks, tasking and watchdog.
authentication and authorization
briefcase (so don't put production data into it and expect to be able
to
get anything out!)