Hi all,
I have just uploaded a new alpha. This release is starting to resemble to the
final one. For a full description of what have been added/changed please see
the usual docs/changes.txt file. Here are some notes:
- The harvesting code is finished for the geonetwork node type. Due to the new
protocol, you can harvest only from a GN 2.1 node. The web folder harvesting
type is not implemented yet even the web interface is fully working.
- Many options have been moved to a web form. Once installed, use username='admin'
and password='admin' to login and select the admin form. There you can find the
link to the web form for the options.
- The metadata root element for the 19139 has been changed to MD_Metadata
and now the 'gmd' namespace prefix must be explicit in order to have the editor
working.
- The editor works, more or less. You can update information but you cannot add new
elements. Other work must be done here.
- The CSW code is in its final form. Please notice that now the HOST and PORT values
into the capabilities output are taken from the system config so, go the web form
and supply proper values for the 'server' part.
We have planned to provide a first beta within first 2 weeks of February with all
mandatory parts implemented. This release will have a fully working editor with
subtemplates, a localization web form, a new simplified installer and a new stand
alone application to execute tasks that could not be handled by a web form.
Happy testing!
Cheers,
Andrea
Hello Andrea Carboni
I think it is a great idea to add the possibiltity to use a JDBC for
PostgreSQL, but I struggle a bit to get it runnin. The Problems seems to be,
that PostgreSQL doesn't know the Charaktertype LONGVARCHAR, what during
installation stops the build-up of the tables. The problem seems to be that
PostgreSQL databases don't know the JaceType LONGVARCHAR. Is it a bug or
have I done somethin wrong?
Best reagrds
André
Andrea Carboni-2 wrote:
Hi all,
I have just uploaded a new alpha. This release is starting to resemble to
the
final one. For a full description of what have been added/changed please
see
the usual docs/changes.txt file. Here are some notes:
- The harvesting code is finished for the geonetwork node type. Due to the
new
protocol, you can harvest only from a GN 2.1 node. The web folder
harvesting
type is not implemented yet even the web interface is fully working.
- Many options have been moved to a web form. Once installed, use
username='admin'
and password='admin' to login and select the admin form. There you can
find the
link to the web form for the options.
- The metadata root element for the 19139 has been changed to MD_Metadata
and now the 'gmd' namespace prefix must be explicit in order to have the
editor
working.
- The editor works, more or less. You can update information but you
cannot add new
elements. Other work must be done here.
- The CSW code is in its final form. Please notice that now the HOST and
PORT values
into the capabilities output are taken from the system config so, go the
web form
and supply proper values for the 'server' part.
We have planned to provide a first beta within first 2 weeks of February
with all
mandatory parts implemented. This release will have a fully working editor
with
subtemplates, a localization web form, a new simplified installer and a
new stand
alone application to execute tasks that could not be handled by a web
form.
Happy testing!
Cheers,
Andrea
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Hi André,
Postgres is supported in GN 2.1 and there is already a schema file to
create the database. Maybe I forgot to add that option to the installer.
Anyway, in the new beta you will not have to choose the dbms at
installation time but using GAST you will be able to change it any time.
As a general information to all, we are finishing the latest things,
fixing many small bugs and doing little improvements all around.
Maybe we will release the first beta soon.
Cheers,
Andrea
Hello Andrea Carboni
I think it is a great idea to add the possibiltity to use a JDBC for
PostgreSQL, but I struggle a bit to get it runnin. The Problems seems to be,
that PostgreSQL doesn't know the Charaktertype LONGVARCHAR, what during
installation stops the build-up of the tables. The problem seems to be that
PostgreSQL databases don't know the JaceType LONGVARCHAR. Is it a bug or
have I done somethin wrong?
Best reagrds
André
Andrea Carboni-2 wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I have just uploaded a new alpha. This release is starting to resemble to
> the
> final one. For a full description of what have been added/changed please
> see
> the usual docs/changes.txt file. Here are some notes:
>
> - The harvesting code is finished for the geonetwork node type. Due to the
> new
> protocol, you can harvest only from a GN 2.1 node. The web folder
> harvesting
> type is not implemented yet even the web interface is fully working.
>
> - Many options have been moved to a web form. Once installed, use
> username='admin'
> and password='admin' to login and select the admin form. There you can
> find the
> link to the web form for the options.
>
> - The metadata root element for the 19139 has been changed to MD_Metadata
> and now the 'gmd' namespace prefix must be explicit in order to have the
> editor
> working.
>
> - The editor works, more or less. You can update information but you
> cannot add new
> elements. Other work must be done here.
>
> - The CSW code is in its final form. Please notice that now the HOST and
> PORT values
> into the capabilities output are taken from the system config so, go the
> web form
> and supply proper values for the 'server' part.
>
>
> We have planned to provide a first beta within first 2 weeks of February
> with all
> mandatory parts implemented. This release will have a fully working editor
> with
> subtemplates, a localization web form, a new simplified installer and a
> new stand
> alone application to execute tasks that could not be handled by a web
> form.
>
> Happy testing!
>
> Cheers,
> Andrea
>
>
>
>
>
>
>