fisterra-devel

[Fisterra-devel] Re: Fisterra orbit2 name server comm problems

[Alejandro G. C. <ac...@ig...>]

On Thu, May 11, 2006 at 10:07:26PM -0400, Patrick Iles wrote:
> Thank you both for the quick reply!
> 
> I decided to solve this problem today, so I took an hour and checked out
> from cvs ORBit2 from the latest date of the patch, (20040813).  Applied the
> patch and info provided in this post:
> http://mail.gnome.org/archives/orbit-list/2004-November/msg00015.html and
> the name server worked perfect.  Of course, this means that the latest
> version of ORBit2 v2.14, which supposedly contains your patch, doesn't
> work.  I'll create an ebuild for Gentoo to solve this problem using the code
> from 2004.
> 

Thank you for the info we will have to check the problem with the last
release of ORBit.

> The only other thing I noticed was that there isn't any data being inserted
> within the sql provided within the cvs version I downloaded.  Is there one
> containing default users and some base data within the debian binary
> package?  If so, then I'll have to set up a debian server and install from
> there, so I can complete an ebuild for Gentoo.
> 

Not sure about this, I'll forward the email to the mailing list in
order they can answer you.

> I live within the Eastern Standard Time zone in the US, when is the irc
> channel active due to the time difference?
> 

Probably during your early morning you can find people in the channel
(we are UTC+1, 6 hours of difference).

Greetings.

-- 

Alejandro Garcia Castro
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Re: [Fisterra-devel] Re: Fisterra orbit2 name server comm problems

[Javier F. <jfe...@ig...>]

El vie, 12-05-2006 a las 08:36 +0200, Alejandro Garcia Castro escribi=F3:
> On Thu, May 11, 2006 at 10:07:26PM -0400, Patrick Iles wrote:

>=20
> > The only other thing I noticed was that there isn't any data being inse=
rted
> > within the sql provided within the cvs version I downloaded.  Is there =
one
> > containing default users and some base data within the debian binary
> > package?  If so, then I'll have to set up a debian server and install f=
rom
> > there, so I can complete an ebuild for Gentoo.
> >=20

The cvs source of Fisterra-Garage project has a set of initial data and
some examples to create the database. You must run a script to create
and initialize the database. This script may be something like file
attached to this mail.


The SERVER_CONFIG environment variable must be the server configuration
file of your sistem. This file describes the database configuration
paramters (database name, user, pasword, host, ....). If you don't
define this variable, the default configuration file will be used
(server_config.xml)=20

The 'init_db_data' script inserts the required inital data to start the
application. The 'testSamples' script inserts some interesting examples
to work with the application and test the implemented use cases.=20



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Ingeniero en Inform=E1tica
mailto:jfe...@ig...
Igalia S.L. http://www.igalia.com
Telf. +34 981 91 39 91
Fax.  +34 981 91 39 49

Re: [Fisterra-devel] Re: Fisterra orbit2 name server comm problems

[Javier F. <jfe...@ig...>]

On Fri, May 12, 2006 at 08:52:43AM -0400, Patrick Iles wrote:
> On 5/12/06, Javier Fernandez <jfe...@ig...> wrote:
> >
> 
> Ok I've completed that, but I noticed that the file from cvs
> data_definitiondb.sql for both the fisterra-distribution and fisterra-garage
> are empty.  Is that a problem?  Also, I keep getting an invalid password and
> I'm using garage/garage from the default server_config.xml file.
> 

The file which define the database tables are named as
data_definition.xml, not data_definition.sql.

Executing the script local_autogen.sh, the source will be configured to
be compiled from your home directory. If you execute the autogen.sh, the
path are relative to the root directory. 

The autogen.sh script, also lauch the code generation of fisterra-base.
This code generator build many things :

   * the dataobjects (VO classes)
   * the DAO objects to access database tables  
   * the postgresql database scheme 
   * the CORBA objects mapping 

The fisterra-garage and fistera-distribution defines their own
data_definition.xml file. Also, each module on Fisterra-BModules defines
its own data_defintion.xml. The autogen.sh, or the local_autogen.sh,
script includes al required xml files of each module used. The first par
of the main data_definition.xml describes the modules to be included
for a concrete Fisterra project (garage, distribution, ...).
 


-- 
Javier Fernández García-Boente
Ingeniero en Informática                 
mailto:jfe...@ig...                    
Igalia S.L. http://www.igalia.com
Telf. +34 981 91 39 91  
Fax.  +34 981 91 39 49