The Upload Dashboard for the Ocean Acidification Project.
This project is derived from the Upload Dashboard of the Surface Ocean Carbon Atlas (SOCAT) Project. The link to the SOCAT Upload Dashboard is maintained so as to easily incorporate updates from that project. However, this dashboard will diverge from the SOCAT dashboard as this project incorporates profile data, trajectory-profile data, more data types, and different requirements on uploaded data.
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Running document with questions: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1yLCgp28rCm7ISRa7cYJ5YPoNz6Sm3MtSl2617vqPug0/edit
This project is an Eclipse IDE project, uses the GWT plugin
for Eclipse, and building the war file is done through Eclipse.
(Maybe one day there will be a script.) After import the
projects (one for OAPOmeMetadata, the other OAPUploadDashboard),
a jar file is created from the uk.ac.uea.socat.omemetadata
package using the Eclipse File -> Export -> Java -> JAR file
option. This jar file is saved as war/WEB-INF/lib/omemetadata.jar
under the OAPUploadDashboard project. The gwt-servlet.jar
file from the GWT plugin (for GWT 2.7.0, it is under the
plugins/com.google.gwt.eclipse.sdkbundle_2.7.0/gwt-2.7.0/
subdirectory of the Eclipse installation) is copied to the
war/WEB-INF/lib/ subdirectory of the OAPUploadDashboard project.
This should resolve the missing resources or libraries issues
in Eclipse.
Use the GWT menu item in Eclipse to GWT Compile the OAPUploadDashboard
project. The war file is then created by using the Eclipse
File -> Export -> Archive File option with everything under the
war subdirectory (but not the war directory itself) of the
OAPUploadDashboard project, saving it in zip format, compressing
the contents of the file, and creating only selected directories.