Dear all, a new pre relase of the IPT is available for testing. You can try it here as usual: * online demo http://ipt.gbif.org * a war archive for your own tomcat installation http://gbif-providertoolkit.googlecode.com/files/ipt-1.0b.8.war * a mac standalone version without any further dependecies ftp://ftp.gbif.org/projects/ipt/downloads/ipt-1.0b.8.dmg Many, many thanks for the valuable feedback we have received in the past weeks. There are still outstanding bugs, but the new release 1.0b. 8 fixes many of them. Work has been done to fix SQL source problems, to provide a better property mapping interface, to connect to the GBIF registry (a test registry is currently configured) and to update darwin core extensions and vocabularies for controlled terms from central sites. If you havent tried the new Flash based maps provided by Javier de la Torre, give it a go. If you encounter problems, please report them as usual in the issue tracker: http://code.google.com/p/gbif-providertoolkit/issues/list best wishes, Markus
Dear All, May I please ask that any issues you detect when testing related to "styling problems" such as misalignment of text etc. get logged as issues using "Report Bug" link on the bottom of the IPT? I am sure you can imagine how hard it can be to test every page on every browser and version, so it really can help to have these issues fed back and tracked. When reporting styling issues, please include: - browser type (Internet Explorer, Firefox etc) - browser version - a screenshot if possible Additionally, please add a LABEL of "Styling-Issue" which will help us find them quickly. All your feedback is greatly appreciated - especially bug reports! Best wishes, Tim On 17 Mar 2009, at 13:59, Markus Döring (GBIF) wrote:
Dear all, a new pre relase of the IPT is available for testing. You can try it here as usual:
* online demo http://ipt.gbif.org
* a war archive for your own tomcat installation http://gbif-providertoolkit.googlecode.com/files/ipt-1.0b.8.war
* a mac standalone version without any further dependecies ftp://ftp.gbif.org/projects/ipt/downloads/ipt-1.0b.8.dmg
Many, many thanks for the valuable feedback we have received in the past weeks. There are still outstanding bugs, but the new release 1.0b. 8 fixes many of them. Work has been done to fix SQL source problems, to provide a better property mapping interface, to connect to the GBIF registry (a test registry is currently configured) and to update darwin core extensions and vocabularies for controlled terms from central sites. If you havent tried the new Flash based maps provided by Javier de la Torre, give it a go.
If you encounter problems, please report them as usual in the issue tracker: http://code.google.com/p/gbif-providertoolkit/issues/list
best wishes, Markus
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Dear Markus, Thank GBIF team for this brilliant work! A question: Now in Admin->settings->Organisation, Must we register to test IPT? In the publishing box, does the "private, not registered" mean the same thing? Best regards, Burke Taiwan Biodiversity Information Facility, TaiBIF Biodiversity Research Center, Academia Sinica No. 128, Sec 2, Academia Rd., Nangang District Taipei 115, Taiwan Tel: +886+2+27899621 ext.220
Burke, you dont have to register,but you can if you like to try the registry integration. The registry connected is a test one until the real release, so you dont harm anyone, just go ahead and register anything you want. The functionality of the registry is still being updated, not all email notifications for example might work right now, in particular the resend password link (which you need to use an existing organisation without knowing its password). Once you have selected an existing or registered a new organisation, publishing a resource also registers it with GBIF and updates its metadata in the registry (not fully working in the current registry version). A resource therefore has 3 states: - private/draft: this is the default for new resources. Its neither registered nor should it be visible in the public portal part of the IPT - public/modified: the resource is intended to be public, its present in the IPT portal and if all goes well and your settings allow to, its also registered with GBIF. The resource metadata is modified though and differes from a) GBIFs registry metadata or b) the versioned EML document which is generated each time you press publish (actually also the geoserver WFS/WMS services have their own metadata which is out of date then too) - public/clean: same as above, but the metadata in the registry/ EML&geoserver should reflect your latest state Does this clarify the registry integration? Markus On Mar 18, 2009, at 3:59, Burke Chih-Jen Ko wrote:
Dear Markus,
Thank GBIF team for this brilliant work!
A question: Now in Admin->settings->Organisation, Must we register to test IPT? In the publishing box, does the "private, not registered" mean the same thing?
Best regards, Burke
Taiwan Biodiversity Information Facility, TaiBIF Biodiversity Research Center, Academia Sinica No. 128, Sec 2, Academia Rd., Nangang District Taipei 115, Taiwan Tel: +886+2+27899621 ext.220
Yes. Thank you for explaining. I suggest the paragraphs can be put into the documentation. I use the data source as PonTaurus and upload a 'duplicate PonTaurus' resource, although not registered, it takes forever to the next page after clicking "publish". You can check it on http://ipt.gbif.org. Also, I am not sure if you or Tim had received a message I sent on Mar. 12th regarding the updating of geographic coverage information. It seems the problem still exists. I've saved after dragging a region but can't see it when I navigate back. Or should I report it on the google code anyway? Thanks! Burke On Mar 18, 2009, at 4:19 PM, Markus Döring (GBIF) wrote:
Burke, you dont have to register,but you can if you like to try the registry integration. The registry connected is a test one until the real release, so you dont harm anyone, just go ahead and register anything you want. The functionality of the registry is still being updated, not all email notifications for example might work right now, in particular the resend password link (which you need to use an existing organisation without knowing its password).
Once you have selected an existing or registered a new organisation, publishing a resource also registers it with GBIF and updates its metadata in the registry (not fully working in the current registry version). A resource therefore has 3 states:
- private/draft: this is the default for new resources. Its neither registered nor should it be visible in the public portal part of the IPT
- public/modified: the resource is intended to be public, its present in the IPT portal and if all goes well and your settings allow to, its also registered with GBIF. The resource metadata is modified though and differes from a) GBIFs registry metadata or b) the versioned EML document which is generated each time you press publish (actually also the geoserver WFS/WMS services have their own metadata which is out of date then too)
- public/clean: same as above, but the metadata in the registry/ EML&geoserver should reflect your latest state
Does this clarify the registry integration? Markus
On Mar 18, 2009, at 3:59, Burke Chih-Jen Ko wrote:
Dear Markus,
Thank GBIF team for this brilliant work!
A question: Now in Admin->settings->Organisation, Must we register to test IPT? In the publishing box, does the "private, not registered" mean the same thing?
Best regards, Burke
Taiwan Biodiversity Information Facility, TaiBIF Biodiversity Research Center, Academia Sinica No. 128, Sec 2, Academia Rd., Nangang District Taipei 115, Taiwan Tel: +886+2+27899621 ext.220
Burke, thanks for reminding. It should be fixed in the online demo now and I've also uploaded a new war version 1.0b.9 to google with that patch. That same version also adresses issues with sql sources that Jörg discovered and the spinning wheel when publishing resources for the first time (also see Jörgs mail). We have uploaded data now successfully from mysql, postgres and MS SQL Server. cheers, Markus On Mar 18, 2009, at 11:39, Burke Chih-Jen Ko wrote:
Yes. Thank you for explaining. I suggest the paragraphs can be put into the documentation.
I use the data source as PonTaurus and upload a 'duplicate PonTaurus' resource, although not registered, it takes forever to the next page after clicking "publish". You can check it on http://ipt.gbif.org .
Also, I am not sure if you or Tim had received a message I sent on Mar. 12th regarding the updating of geographic coverage information. It seems the problem still exists. I've saved after dragging a region but can't see it when I navigate back. Or should I report it on the google code anyway?
Thanks!
Burke
On Mar 18, 2009, at 4:19 PM, Markus Döring (GBIF) wrote:
Burke, you dont have to register,but you can if you like to try the registry integration. The registry connected is a test one until the real release, so you dont harm anyone, just go ahead and register anything you want. The functionality of the registry is still being updated, not all email notifications for example might work right now, in particular the resend password link (which you need to use an existing organisation without knowing its password).
Once you have selected an existing or registered a new organisation, publishing a resource also registers it with GBIF and updates its metadata in the registry (not fully working in the current registry version). A resource therefore has 3 states:
- private/draft: this is the default for new resources. Its neither registered nor should it be visible in the public portal part of the IPT
- public/modified: the resource is intended to be public, its present in the IPT portal and if all goes well and your settings allow to, its also registered with GBIF. The resource metadata is modified though and differes from a) GBIFs registry metadata or b) the versioned EML document which is generated each time you press publish (actually also the geoserver WFS/WMS services have their own metadata which is out of date then too)
- public/clean: same as above, but the metadata in the registry/ EML&geoserver should reflect your latest state
Does this clarify the registry integration? Markus
On Mar 18, 2009, at 3:59, Burke Chih-Jen Ko wrote:
Dear Markus,
Thank GBIF team for this brilliant work!
A question: Now in Admin->settings->Organisation, Must we register to test IPT? In the publishing box, does the "private, not registered" mean the same thing?
Best regards, Burke
Taiwan Biodiversity Information Facility, TaiBIF Biodiversity Research Center, Academia Sinica No. 128, Sec 2, Academia Rd., Nangang District Taipei 115, Taiwan Tel: +886+2+27899621 ext.220
Hi Markus, It's strange that I still have the same geographic coverage updating problem. I am starting thinking maybe it's because of certain Mac OS X Server related issues. Will report to you once I figure out. Thanks! Burke On Mar 19, 2009, at 10:59 PM, Markus Döring (GBIF) wrote:
Burke, thanks for reminding. It should be fixed in the online demo now and I've also uploaded a new war version 1.0b.9 to google with that patch. That same version also adresses issues with sql sources that Jörg discovered and the spinning wheel when publishing resources for the first time (also see Jörgs mail).
We have uploaded data now successfully from mysql, postgres and MS SQL Server.
cheers, Markus
On Mar 18, 2009, at 11:39, Burke Chih-Jen Ko wrote:
Yes. Thank you for explaining. I suggest the paragraphs can be put into the documentation.
I use the data source as PonTaurus and upload a 'duplicate PonTaurus' resource, although not registered, it takes forever to the next page after clicking "publish". You can check it on http://ipt.gbif.org .
Also, I am not sure if you or Tim had received a message I sent on Mar. 12th regarding the updating of geographic coverage information. It seems the problem still exists. I've saved after dragging a region but can't see it when I navigate back. Or should I report it on the google code anyway?
Thanks!
Burke
On Mar 18, 2009, at 4:19 PM, Markus Döring (GBIF) wrote:
Burke, you dont have to register,but you can if you like to try the registry integration. The registry connected is a test one until the real release, so you dont harm anyone, just go ahead and register anything you want. The functionality of the registry is still being updated, not all email notifications for example might work right now, in particular the resend password link (which you need to use an existing organisation without knowing its password).
Once you have selected an existing or registered a new organisation, publishing a resource also registers it with GBIF and updates its metadata in the registry (not fully working in the current registry version). A resource therefore has 3 states:
- private/draft: this is the default for new resources. Its neither registered nor should it be visible in the public portal part of the IPT
- public/modified: the resource is intended to be public, its present in the IPT portal and if all goes well and your settings allow to, its also registered with GBIF. The resource metadata is modified though and differes from a) GBIFs registry metadata or b) the versioned EML document which is generated each time you press publish (actually also the geoserver WFS/WMS services have their own metadata which is out of date then too)
- public/clean: same as above, but the metadata in the registry/ EML&geoserver should reflect your latest state
Does this clarify the registry integration? Markus
On Mar 18, 2009, at 3:59, Burke Chih-Jen Ko wrote:
Dear Markus,
Thank GBIF team for this brilliant work!
A question: Now in Admin->settings->Organisation, Must we register to test IPT? In the publishing box, does the "private, not registered" mean the same thing?
Best regards, Burke
Taiwan Biodiversity Information Facility, TaiBIF Biodiversity Research Center, Academia Sinica No. 128, Sec 2, Academia Rd., Nangang District Taipei 115, Taiwan Tel: +886+2+27899621 ext.220
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Tim Robertson