Hi guys
when I try deploying the aggregate to the My localhost server using
Tomcat 6.0.35 i am getting the above logs but it can't find the ODK
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On Thu, Feb 9, 2012 at 5:45 PM, wrote: > Today's Topic Summary > > Group: http://groups.google.com/group/opendatakit/topics > > Use of ODK collect to draw a line and measure and area [4 Updates] > Collect GPS location from Grid Icons [1 Update] > ODK Aggregate v1.0.4 [1 Update] > Mysql [3 Updates] > MYSQL deployment [2 Updates] > Error on Downloading Forms [2 Updates] > Connection Time Out when Downloading Forms [1 Update] > ODK- setting up a survey [3 Updates] > Error when Downloading Forms [1 Update] > ODK to SMS text [2 Updates] > > Use of ODK collect to draw a line and measure and area > > Jon Parsons Feb 09 01:42AM -0800 > > Hi > > I have just come back from Guyana where we are training 32 people > there to use ODK to record social and environmental data, most of it > based on a point location - but a new requirement has come up where > they are looking to record land use change in both its nature and > size. > > We have be doing some initial work using a seperate app called > "distance and area measurment" which is doing what we want, but then > you have to export the data and copy into a GIS system to use and its > not possible for the user to add data about it. > > So what I am wondering is if ODK has a component for linking to an > application within a collect form that can do this all together, so > data on the land use can be entered in a form and then the shape can > be drawn by the user by walking around the boundary and then the form > and shape data can be saved and published to fusion togehter for > visualisation. > > Someone mentioned to me this tool might exist already does anyone > know, or if not is it on the list of things to develop in the future? > > Jon > > > > Roxroy Bollers Feb 09 08:34AM -0400 > > it would be interesting to see the too and see it in action.... > >> Post: opendatakit@googlegroups.com >> Unsubscribe: opendatakit+unsubscribe@googlegroups.com >> Options: http://groups.google.com/group/opendatakit?hl=en > > -- > *Play it forward and Have a good one!* > --- > "Like a camera I use the negative to develop..uDig" > "Success is the ability to go from one failure to another with no loss of > enthusiasm" > ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------> > *OutSourceRox** > * > *Roxroy K. Bollers* > GIS and IT Consultant > tel. 592.685.2737 > *.........................................................* > *Follow Us On* > *Facebook * > Google+ > *Web * > > > > Roxroy Bollers Feb 09 08:35AM -0400 > > I think i might have to get me an android device and start playing > around...because I worked on a similar project for allowing GIS > to recognize my export from handheld device.... > >> *Facebook * >> Google+ >> *Web * > > -- > *Play it forward and Have a good one!* > --- > "Like a camera I use the negative to develop..uDig" > "Success is the ability to go from one failure to another with no loss of > enthusiasm" > ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------> > *OutSourceRox** > * > *Roxroy K. Bollers* > GIS and IT Consultant > tel. 592.685.2737 > *.........................................................* > *Follow Us On* > *Facebook * > Google+ > *Web * > > > > James Dailey Feb 09 10:01AM -0800 > > Feature mavens: This sounds really interesting and I can see a number of > good applications for land use changes, land ownership, agricultural > practices, demography, etc. "Survey" data in the original 1700's sense of > the word. > > A land-survey approach would involve mapping the polygon overlay you want > to create via a series of adjacent points to generate a shapefile (that > might be an archaic term nowadays, I don't know). By walking the > perimeter of the land you could generate those points as a set, using the > existing data gathering of ODK. Once exported to fusion tables, you could > generate a KML file (Google's version of how GIS shapefiles should be > done), where you use the element to generate the polygon in > google maps or google earth. > http://support.google.com/fusiontables/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=174680 > http://code.google.com/apis/kml/documentation/kml_tut.html > > Alternatively (to walking the land), if you used the range-finder you could > derive the other points. I'm not sure how that would work, but I think an > approach would be to generate the lat,long coordinates based on the > rangefinder data. Yaw checked the rangefinder code in sometime ago > http://groups.google.com/group/open-data-kit/browse_thread/thread/41cbd1adeff9e520?pli=1 > . So, standing in one point you could get a single plot mapped with one > anchor point and the remaining computed. Accuracy would need to be > determined. > > - James > > > -- > James Dailey > skype: jdailey > > > > Collect GPS location from Grid Icons > > Michalis Feb 09 09:43AM -0800 > > Hello, > > I have created a form with a grid of icons like the attached image > device-2012-02-09-174110.png. I was wandering if it possible: > > 1. When you click one of the icons, to collect the gps location and save > the form. > for example if we have 4 icons, a school, a church, a house and a > hospital and the > user press the hospital icon, I would like to collect the gps location > and save the form. > 2. When an icon is pressed and the location is collected the form should > be saved without > asking the user and then if it is possible for the form to run again, > without the user having > to go to "Fill Blank Form" and then select my form. > 3. Is it possible to remove the first stage at the form where it writes > "You are at the start of > "Form name". Swipe the screen as shown below to begin" (attached image > device-2012-02-09-174110.png)? > > Thanks in advance. > > My regards, > > Michalis > > > > ODK Aggregate v1.0.4 > > Michalis Feb 09 09:29AM -0800 > > Hello Mitch, > > Thanks for the help! I followed your steps and I managed to find the > problem. The problem was that on the Environment Variables in Windows 7, on > PATH > there was not the C:\Windows\System32\; so the commands in the > *actions.cmd*where not executed. > > I changed the PATH and everything runs perfectly. > > > > Mysql > > Ken Mwai Feb 09 04:01AM -0800 > > I am trying to set up a mysql server for my project but its giving me > a 404 error. > How can I work out this > > -- > Thanks > Ken Mwai > keniajin@gmail.com. > "Technology is a lyfstyle live it" > > > > Yaw Anokwa Feb 09 08:01AM -0800 > > We can't really help with this. There are lots of guides on setting up > MySQL online. Please start there. > > > > > Mitch S Feb 09 08:58AM -0800 > > The first step is to get Tomcat 6 installed and running, so that you can > see the Tomcat 6 home page. > > A common problem is to forget to copy the MySQL Connector/J into the tomcat > lib directory. > > You also need to ensure that you run the create_db_and_user.sql script > (without errors). > > Finally, after copying your war file to the webapps directory, after you > open a browser that is giving the 404 error, you should look in the Tomcat > logs directory at the catalina....log file. Any non-INFO logged message > may indicate a problem. There are probably some SEVERE messages that are > the root cause of your problem. > > Mitch > > > -- > Mitch Sundt > Software Engineer > University of Washington > mitchellsundt@gmail.com > > > > MYSQL deployment > > Ken Mwai Feb 09 04:31AM -0800 > > I am getting this error when i to start ODK Aggregate in my local server > Am using tomcat 7.0.25 and mysql connector 5.1.18 > type Status report > message /ODKAggregate > description The requested resource (/ODKAggregate) is not available. > > > -- > Thanks > Ken Mwai > keniajin@gmail.com. > "Technology is a lyfstyle live it" > > > > Mitch S Feb 09 08:50AM -0800 > > We don't support Tomcat 7. It should work on Tomcat 7, but the "copy the > war file to ___" needs to be followed by considerably more work (and I have > not investigated the required steps). > > Tomcat 6 has the nice feature of detecting that you copied a new war file > to the webapps diretory and automatically activates it. > > Mitch > > > -- > Mitch Sundt > Software Engineer > University of Washington > mitchellsundt@gmail.com > > > > Error on Downloading Forms > > Tumaini Kilimba Feb 09 04:26AM -0800 > > Dear ODKers, > > > I am facing a problem when trying to download forms in my Aggregate > server v1.04. From within the institutions network (work) my Aggregate > server is on 192.168.x.y. I can set ODK collect to download forms and > submit forms, no problem. However from outside the institution, I > asked the IT department to give the aggregate server a public IP so it > is accessible from outside. So now I have a public IP 41.59.7.xyz:9092 > which when I navigate from my samsung galaxy I get the lovely Apache > Tomcat welcome screen, however when I navigate to 41.59.7.xyz:9092/ > ODKAggregate, the Galaxy tab automatically reconfigures the IP to the > original 192.168.x.y/ODKAggregate (which of course is only accessible > from within the institutes network, not outside). Even when I go to > ODK Collect-> Preferences->Server and set this to http://41.59.7.xyz:9092, > then I go to download foms, I can access and see forms on the server, > however when I try download the form ODKCollect tells me (after a bit > of a wait) "Download Result: Elephant Death Form - Connect to / > 192.168.x.y:80 timed out" - it seems even Collect is resolving to the > internal IP rather than the public IP I set in Collects preferences. > Does anyone know why that is and what I can do to remedy that? > > Thanks in advance, > Tumaini > > > > Mitch S Feb 09 08:45AM -0800 > > You need to re-run the ODK Aggregate installer and specify the public IP > address or specify a more friendly CNAME bound to that address (your IT > folks will know what that is) where it asks for the fully-qualified > hostname (When you first ran the installer, you had specified the internal > IP address for the server at this prompt). > > The redirect you are seeing ensures that the server is accessed through > whatever the fully-qualified hostname is. This ensures that browser cookies > and HTTPS work consistently. Without this, there are a number of odd edge > cases that give unexpected behaviors. > > Mitch > > > -- > Mitch Sundt > Software Engineer > University of Washington > mitchellsundt@gmail.com > > > > Connection Time Out when Downloading Forms > > Tumaini Kilimba Feb 09 03:35AM -0800 > > Dear ODKers, > I am facing a problem when trying to download forms in my Aggregate > server v1.04. From within the institutions network (work) my Aggregate > server is on 192.168.x.y. I can set ODK collect to download forms and > submit forms, no problem. However from outside the institution, I > asked the IT department to give the aggregate server a public IP so it > is accessible from outside. So now I have a public IP 41.59.7.xyz:9092 > which when I navigate from my samsung galaxy I get the lovely Apache > Tomcat welcome screen, however when I navigate to 41.59.7.xyz:9092/ > ODKAggregate, the Galaxy tab automatically reconfigures the IP to the > original 192.168.x.y/ODKAggregate (which of course is only accessible > from within the institutes network, not outside). Even when I go to > ODK Collect-> Preferences->Server and set this to http://41.59.7.xyz:9092, > then I go to download foms, I can access and see forms on the server, > however when I try download the form ODKCollect tells me (after a bit > of a wait) "Download Result: Elephant Death Form - Connect to / > 192.168.x.y:80 timed out" - it seems even Collect is resolving to the > internal IP rather than the public IP I set in Collects' preferences. > Does anyone know why that is and what I can do to remedy that? > > Thanks in advance, > Tumaini > > > > ODK- setting up a survey > > "Paul M Macharia" Feb 09 09:09AM +0300 > > Hello Colleagues, > > I am setting up a electronic Survey with ODK, I cant aggregate the forms > although I have created the application. I get "Internal Server error". > > Please help. > > Regards > Paul.M Macharia > > IT Administrator, GIS Support, > Centre for HIV Prevention and Research, > College of Health Sciences, > University of Nairobi. > > > > ----------------------------------------- > This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by > MailScanner, > and is believed to be clean. > > +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ > UNIVERSITY OF NAIROBI IS ISO CERTIFIED > > The University of Nairobi is committed to providing quality services to all > its clients. The University will monitor and review its quality performance > from time to time through an effective implementation of the Quality > Management System based on ISO 9001:2008 standard. > > University of Nairobi Website: http://www.uonbi.ac.ke/ > +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ > > > > "W. Brunette" Feb 08 10:57PM -0800 > > Paul, > > We will need more information than that to help. What ODK tool are you > trying to setup? What version? What platform? I am guessing Aggregate > since you said aggregate forms. You might want to look at the detailed > information provided here: http://opendatakit.org/use/aggregate/ > > Waylon > > On Wed, Feb 8, 2012 at 10:09 PM, Paul M Macharia > > > > "Paul M Macharia" Feb 09 01:28PM +0300 > > Hello Mitch, > > I was referred to you by Sam. > > I am setting up a electronic Survey with ODK, I cant aggregate the forms > although I have created the application. I get "Internal Server error" > message. > > Please help. > > Regards > Paul.M Macharia > > IT Administrator, GIS Support, > Centre for HIV Prevention and Research, > College of Health Sciences, > University of Nairobi. > > > > > ----------------------------------------- > This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by > MailScanner, > and is believed to be clean. > > +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ > UNIVERSITY OF NAIROBI IS ISO CERTIFIED > > The University of Nairobi is committed to providing quality services to all > its clients. The University will monitor and review its quality performance > from time to time through an effective implementation of the Quality > Management System based on ISO 9001:2008 standard. > > University of Nairobi Website: http://www.uonbi.ac.ke/ > +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ > > > > Error when Downloading Forms > > Tumaini Kilimba Feb 09 04:09AM -0800 > > Dear ODKers, > > Firstly, sorry if this is a repeat of a message I sent earlier, but I > cannot see my earlier message posted half an hour later so am re- > posting. > > I am facing a problem when trying to download forms in my Aggregate > server v1.04. From within the institutions network (work) my Aggregate > server is on 192.168.x.y. I can set ODK collect to download forms and > submit forms, no problem. However from outside the institution, I > asked the IT department to give the aggregate server a public IP so it > is accessible from outside. So now I have a public IP 41.59.7.xyz:9092 > which when I navigate from my samsung galaxy I get the lovely Apache > Tomcat welcome screen, however when I navigate to 41.59.7.xyz:9092/ > ODKAggregate, the Galaxy tab automatically reconfigures the IP to the > original 192.168.x.y/ODKAggregate (which of course is only accessible > from within the institutes network, not outside). Even when I go to > ODK Collect-> Preferences->Server and set this to http://41.59.7.xyz:9092, > then I go to download foms, I can access and see forms on the server, > however when I try download the form ODKCollect tells me (after a bit > of a wait) "Download Result: Elephant Death Form - Connect to / > 192.168.x.y:80 timed out" - it seems even Collect is resolving to the > internal IP rather than the public IP I set in Collects preferences. > Does anyone know why that is and what I can do to remedy that? > > Thanks in advance, > Tumaini > > > > ODK to SMS text > > Jon Parsons Feb 09 04:08AM -0800 > > Hi again > > Another problem faced in Guyana was the lack of internet, however > there is going to be a cell tower installed soon that will give good > local telephone access in all the remote areas (but 3g). One thought > is that ODK collect could send data to aggregate as an SMS text - I am > wondering if this is a posibility. > > Jon > > > > Roxroy Bollers Feb 09 08:31AM -0400 > > Sending the data as a SMS text...might work only if the receiving end will > be able to decode data....is it possible to send data as a text file? > >> Post: opendatakit@googlegroups.com >> Unsubscribe: opendatakit+unsubscribe@googlegroups.com >> Options: http://groups.google.com/group/opendatakit?hl=en > > -- > *Play it forward and Have a good one!* > --- > "Like a camera I use the negative to develop..uDig" > "Success is the ability to go from one failure to another with no loss of > enthusiasm" > ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------> > *OutSourceRox** > * > *Roxroy K. 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