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Inject stations/observations from an arbitrary database into an IOOS 52 North SOS
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Link to release/downloads in README.md #1

Closed dpsnowden closed 10 years ago

dpsnowden commented 10 years ago

The first bullet in the README.md mentions a jar to download but doesn't provide a link to get it. Perhaps it isn't generated yet but when it is please add a link there.

emiliom commented 10 years ago

Hi Shane: It looks like you're making rapid progress on sos-injector-db. Can you send an update on its status and near-term plans/timeframe? Thanks!

emiliom commented 10 years ago

Sorry to bug again, Shane. Just wanted to ask when the jar will be available for download. I've gone through the sos-injector-db documentation and sample configuration and queries, and it really looks like everything is in place and this will be fairly straightforward for NANOOS (I know there'll be some subtle issues, but I'm saving them for later). Can you also confirm that this is ready to go?

BTW, it looks like you did a great job here, and I really appreciate that you created all that information/documentation (on README.md, etc) from the outset!

srstsavage commented 10 years ago

@dpsnowden Link to releases added to README, first preview release candidate posted.

@emiliom Sorry, forgot to respond earlier. Preview release version can be downloaded from releases page. I'd hold off on injecting against a live SOS for now as I have a patch to make against 52n, but you can definitely download the sos-injector-db prerelease and start getting your config and query files set up. I added the ability to do dry runs against a mock SOS target so that your queries can be thoroughly tested (actually retrieve all station and observation info) without doing any actual injection. See the README.

emiliom commented 10 years ago

@shane-axiom, this is awesome all around, thanks! The ability to do "dry runs" / mock ingests is genius, and will come in very handy. From the README I assume it means I can run that even before having the SOS server system (SOS database, etc) fully deployed? ie, that it only tests the queries and spits out some useful results.

srstsavage commented 10 years ago

@emiliom Yes to all (mock ingests don't need any installed SOS server and just tests the queries), except for maybe the results being as useful as they could be. Logging is fairly minimal for now, but stack traces should be output if an error occurs during querying.

emiliom commented 10 years ago

Great.