ODK Aggregate Without google.appengine

Is there a version of ODK aggregate that does not have all the
google.appengine baggage? I am looking to adapt aggregate for windows
server use and do not need the complication of the google appengine
dependencies.

Thank you for any help on this front.

Best,
Dan

Dan,

Maybe I'm a little confused, but you can already run Aggregate on a
Windows Server. Install Tomcat, Install PostgreSQL/MySQL and install
Aggregate. Am I missing something?

Yaw

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On Mon, Mar 3, 2014 at 3:59 PM, Dan Lasaga dalasaga14@gmail.com wrote:

Is there a version of ODK aggregate that does not have all the
google.appengine baggage? I am looking to adapt aggregate for windows server
use and do not need the complication of the google appengine dependencies.

Thank you for any help on this front.

Best,
Dan

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People have also gotten it to run under IIS directly.

If you want to write a custom Datastore adapter to Microsoft SQLServer, if
that doesn't have any proprietary code, we would welcome such a
contribution back to the main codebase. Otherwise, MySQL or PostgreSQL are
your datastore choices.

The extra jars and GAE-specific pathways do not impact the execution of the
non-GAE pathways. It would be an extreme waste of time to hack the source
code to eliminate the GAE jars and code. Just take the 10+MB hit in disk
usage.

Restructuring the source code to better isolate things is a good idea, but
the required restructuring could verge on the extreme. An earlier
exploration of this is at that
http://code.google.com/r/guillaumelederrey-odk-aggregate/source/browse That
had such a huge set of changes that I have been unable to even begin a
restructuring that would lead somewhat toward that outcome.

··· On Mon, Mar 3, 2014 at 4:55 PM, Yaw Anokwa wrote:

Dan,

Maybe I'm a little confused, but you can already run Aggregate on a
Windows Server. Install Tomcat, Install PostgreSQL/MySQL and install
Aggregate. Am I missing something?

Yaw

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setup, professional support, and software development for ODK.

On Mon, Mar 3, 2014 at 3:59 PM, Dan Lasaga dalasaga14@gmail.com wrote:

Is there a version of ODK aggregate that does not have all the
google.appengine baggage? I am looking to adapt aggregate for windows
server
use and do not need the complication of the google appengine
dependencies.

Thank you for any help on this front.

Best,
Dan

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