Sure, I will look into it, thanks...
I am implementing Queuing mechanism for Failed instances in the ODK Collect
app.
Current Plan:
Add a BroadcastReceiver to the application, to listen for Network event,
then, fire a service, that queries the ContentProvider and uploads the
Failed (now Queued) applications, and shows status in the Notification bar.
Any other suggestions?
Also please note that you need to choose the v1_0 branch to get ODK
Aggregate 1.0 source code.
Your earlier compiler error shows that you are trying to build ODK Aggregate
0.9.x.
Once you update to use the v1_0 branch, see the CONFIGURE.txt in that
directory for how to configure to build v1_0 with Eclipse.
For development, at the moment, you should develop against the Google
AppEngine development environment. Once you get your changes working in
that environment, you should use the Maven command-line build environment to
build the MySQL war file (and run the unit tests).
Due to incompatibilities with the GWT plug-in, you can't easily develop GWT
applications (which is what Aggregate 1.0 is) using a local Tomcat webserver
and MySQL.
Mitch
ODK Visualize is not being worked on. Some developer created a concept
prototype and we put it into the repo to encourage people to take the
idea and develop something new,. We are not supporting the concept
prototype.ODK Aggregate 1.x does have a map built into the interface in the
visualize functionality. This is unrelated to the stand alone ODK
Visualize that was just a concept prototype. This built in
functionality may be enough for your needs.The code for ODK Aggregate's visualize functionality is located in the
source file VisualizationPopup.java. The code is written for Google
Web Toolkit so please check out Google Web Toolkit website for more
information.Waylon
On Tue, Sep 27, 2011 at 5:10 AM, Himanshu Bansal him.albert.sal@gmail.com wrote:
Also, I want to add a Geocoding layer, in the visualization part of the
Aggregate. For that, I downloaded all the Aggregate, Visualize and
Aggregate
components Repository...Geocoding layer, is just for taking locations as addresses and show data
points, near that address.But how to go beyond that, can I get everything running on my localhost ?
Please help...
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Mitch Sundt
Software Engineer
http://www.OpenDataKit.org
University of Washington
mitchellsundt@gmail.com
I checked out Odk Visualize repository, cleaned it, and got the foolowing
workspace error, please help
Errors running builder 'Google App Engine Project Validator' on project
'odk-aggregate'.
Unable to locate the JVM for project odk-aggregate. Please verify that you
have a project-level JVM installed by inspecting your project's build path.
Unable to locate the JVM for project odk-aggregate. Please verify that you
have a project-level JVM installed by inspecting your project's build path.
There are build path errors in ManageServer repository...please help, I am
trying to fix them myself also.
Also, I want to add a Geocoding layer, in the visualization part of the
Aggregate. For that, I downloaded all the Aggregate, Visualize and Aggregate
components Repository...
Geocoding layer, is just for taking locations as addresses and show data
points, near that address.
But how to go beyond that, can I get everything running on my localhost ?
Please help...
ODK Visualize is not being worked on. Some developer created a concept
prototype and we put it into the repo to encourage people to take the
idea and develop something new,. We are not supporting the concept
prototype.
ODK Aggregate 1.x does have a map built into the interface in the
visualize functionality. This is unrelated to the stand alone ODK
Visualize that was just a concept prototype. This built in
functionality may be enough for your needs.
The code for ODK Aggregate's visualize functionality is located in the
source file VisualizationPopup.java. The code is written for Google
Web Toolkit so please check out Google Web Toolkit website for more
information.
Waylon