>
> The future.
> ==
> Justin Deoliveira, of the Open Planning Project, was in charge
> of the Integration Showcase, and he loaded the Canadian geodata
> onto the Refractions server. During FOSS4G2007 I had a
> discussion with Justin
I love the idea of maintaining a suite of services as an integration
showcase
on an ongoing basis rather than as just a conference work item. This
connects
to the concept of a "demonstration stack" that we never really
followed up on
either. Basically to have a bunch of packages installed on a
Dave Patton wrote:
All OSGeo projects must contribute to the showcase, and keep
maintaining their portion of the showcase.
Dave,
We try to avoid using the word "must" too often for projects!
The showcase would initially be built using some known set
of data. Preparation before FOSS4G might i
Tim Bowden wrote:
I believe the integration test bed didn't go quite as well as planned.
Any thoughts as to why, and what could be done next time to improve the
experience?
First, a bit of background.
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On problem was expecting vendors to supply their own hardware for
something that was a conference theme. If you made several machines
available prior to the conference for the vendors to
Rajs comment about structure struck me as dead on. I would expect the
test bed to be much more engaging if we developed some actual use
cases. This would require an early commitment from participants, but
would help define what we expect of them and give us a list of people we
can harass to m
I was very excited to hear about the Integration test bed concept and
hope that any setbacks can be taken as a learning experience and help us
put some achievable steps in place to make it more successful at future
events - be they FOSS4G or conferences with an OSGeo presence.
Key take home po
On problem was expecting vendors to supply their own hardware for
something that was a conference theme. If you made several machines
available prior to the conference for the vendors to configure with
their software you may get some traction. Vendors are very busy getting
their own act togethe
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I didn't feel the activity was well enough defined. OGC has done a lot
of these types of things
I didn't feel the activity was well enough defined. OGC has done a
lot of these types of things, and found that they work best when the
participants have a pressing issue to tackle. In the future, I
suggest that the integration issue is grounded in a real-world
problem that is relevant to s
I believe the integration test bed didn't go quite as well as planned.
Any thoughts as to why, and what could be done next time to improve the
experience?
Regards,
Tim Bowden
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> A MapServer WMS is probably, just like the database itself, one of the
> backend services that should be hosted on the main server and have its
> URL published as early as possible so that others can build their demos
> against it.
>
>
>>
>> But we can definitely keep it running in order to pa
Justin Deoliveira wrote:
I have a mapserver instance installed on the same server running the
postgis database. I am using it to publish some raster data via WMS at
the moment. Probably use it to serve up some dem data as well.
A MapServer WMS is probably, just like the database itself, one o
I just threw up a GeoServer instance and updated the wiki page.
http://wiki.osgeo.org/index.php/FOSS4G2007_IntegrationShowcase#GeoServer
Currently it is only publishing a single dataset, an "appointments"
dataset as Arnulf suggested. Let he brainstorming begin about what kind
of "live" datasets w
Arnulf, good idea to have a WFS-T we can all connect to. How about we
publish the URL before the demo so that we can set up and test our
clients, then reset the data at the start of the conference. (Mike Adair
is setting up a Mapbuilder client.)
Arnulf Christl wrote:
Our 2ct for the Integrati
Daniel,
I'm considering the possibility of setting one up, but am in the same
position as you are ... way too much to do! Also, everyone is on
holiday right now (or at least it seems that way) so I can't really
commit until I talk to some folks here.
If we do something, it will likely be
Hi Daniel,
I have a mapserver instance installed on the same server running the
postgis database. I am using it to publish some raster data via WMS at
the moment. Probably use it to serve up some dem data as well.
It is not listed on the site because I was thinking that someone else
would probabl
Arnulf Christl wrote:
Potentially the outcome of a previous workshop could be this WMS...
(dream on).
We share Jody's hope that someone from the MapServer community is
actually setting up a WMS for or during FOSS4G.
For example W05: Tom Kralidis
Environmennt Canada
Daniel Morissette
MapGears
Hi Arnulf,
>
> Additionally we hope that someone from the GeoServer community will do
> the same for a WFS-T.
> [W07] Introduction to Geospatial Collaboration using Geoserver
> Chris Holmes
> The Open Planning Project
>
> And so on.
>
> The WhereGroup will contribute a generic GeoServer WFS-T wi
Arnulf Christl wrote:
How does the Demonstration Theatre tie into this?
http://www.foss4g2007.org/exhibition/demotheatre/
It doesn't, they are orthogonal concepts. The Integration showcase runs
throughout the conference, and people can go try various components of
it at the different vendor/
Our 2ct for the Integration Showcase:
PS. I am really hoping that anyone good at MapServer will take a run at
the problem.
We are interested in consuming WMS and WFS services in our application Mapbender. We do not need the Online Resources or FeatureTypes of the services now because we want t
On 8/23/07, Justin Deoliveira <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Markus,
>
> Whoops, this is a typo on the page. It is actually port 20543, not
> 80543. I updated the connection info on the page.
Never mind! Just funny that "Live" projects are already mentioned on the Wiki
page... :)
Markus
Hi Markus,
Whoops, this is a typo on the page. It is actually port 20543, not
80543. I updated the connection info on the page.
-Justin
Markus Neteler wrote:
> Hi Justin,
>
> I am curious to try with GRASS, but v.in.ogr (OGR) tells me:
>
> ERROR 1: PQconnectdb failed.
> could not connect to se
Hi Justin,
I am curious to try with GRASS, but v.in.ogr (OGR) tells me:
ERROR 1: PQconnectdb failed.
could not connect to server: Connection timed out
Is the server running on host "office.refractions.net" and accepting
TCP/IP connections on port 80543?
date
Thu Aug 23 21:44:01 C
Justin,
Let me get a couple of the download sets into play first.
I'll get back to you.
Thanks for the offer,
bobb
Justin Deoliveira wrote:
Hi Bob,
I can generate database dumps for you. Just tell me what tables in
particular you are interested in.
-Justin
Bob Basques wrote:
Justi
Hi Bob,
I can generate database dumps for you. Just tell me what tables in
particular you are interested in.
-Justin
Bob Basques wrote:
> Justin,
>
> So it's all Database based.
>
> Hmm, I figured it was going to be all different types of source data.
> This is kinda making it too easy now
Justin,
So it's all Database based.
Hmm, I figured it was going to be all different types of source data.
This is kinda making it too easy now. (Really!)
The system I was going to demo has some good pluses as far as easy
integration of disparate data. I don't suppose there is a compress
Hi Bob,
I think what Jody was trying to point you at was this:
http://wiki.osgeo.org/index.php/FOSS4G2007_IntegrationShowcase#PostGIS_Database_:_Refractions_Research
It is what you say, a single spot of storage for the data which has a
subset of those datasets posted on the Canadian Geodata page
Dave,
It wasn't immediately obvious that that was where the data was.
bobb
Dave Patton wrote:
Jody Garnett wrote:
Can you show me the "ntdb_roads_50" layer?
Why are you being asked this?
Well it is because the fellow in front of you is wanting to see how
well your software performs, and
Jody,
Ok, I must be dense, I don't see a link to any data anywhere on this
page: http://wiki.osgeo.org/index.php/FOSS4G2007_IntegrationShowcase
A lot of reference and catalog description links though.
Is this it? :http://wiki.osgeo.org/index.php/Canadian_Geodata, not
exactly obvious from the
Jody Garnett wrote:
Can you show me the "ntdb_roads_50" layer?
Why are you being asked this?
Well it is because the fellow in front of you is wanting to see how well
your software performs, and the last two projects had the same dataset
(and darn if gvSig was not nearly as fast as ArcView) a
Bob Basques wrote:
Is this restricted to conference attendees?
Nope.
Also, where is the data? Is there one copy of somewhere to download?
See the wiki page.
Jody
PS. Join the osgeo data committee if you want to collaborate on this
kind of thing outside of the bounds of the conference.
Is this restricted to conference attendees?
Also, where is the data? Is there one copy of somewhere to download?
bobb
Jody Garnett wrote:
I am going to kick off a general discussion with a story, one that I
would like to see prevented ...
You arrive at FOSS4G and are really looking forwar
I am going to kick off a general discussion with a story, one that I
would like to see prevented ...
You arrive at FOSS4G and are really looking forward to showing off your
new (Web, KML, mashup, gvSig, PostGis, OpenLayer, MapServer, GeoServer,
GeoNetwork, 3D, or even DB2 and Oracle). And
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