9:00 – 2:00 VISIBILITY

• Went over Trish’s changes with Dong
• Meeting with Christine
• Proxy stuff for Jeff’s server

8:00 – 6:30 VISIBILITY

• I-95 was a mess today. Took back roads in.
• Cleaning up and documenting SqlInfoObject – done
• Cleaning up and documenting QueryResponseObject – done
• Cleaning up and documenting QueryObject – done
• Cleaning up and documenting InsertObject – done
• Cleaning up and documenting CreateTableObject – done
• Meeting with Trish to go over the new PPM at 2:00
  • Role Management
    • The actions need some more description
    • Didn’t see the “can only see data I’m connected to ” option
  • Funding Request
    • Change OISR-PMO and OISR-TF to ISR-PMO and ISR-TF
    • Don’t need the “Location” column under contracts, but the Performance Location needs to be editable
  • Funding Status Data
    • The FY XX budget value isn’t calculating correctly – it should be the same as the FY XX value from the Project Editor
    • Each value in the “Amount” column comes from a single funding request. The “Remaining To Distribute” subtracts that particular amount from the total FY XX budget for that project. The Direct Cites and Reimbursables are on lines that have no Amount. In other words, there is an amount, then up to a few lines for that particular funding request, then another amount, and so on.
  • I have screenshots of all the above.

7:30 – 4:30 VISIBILITY

• Heat warnings today. Think I’ll go for my ride early
• Cleaning up and documenting InfoObjectEvent – done
• Testing new PPM
• Deployed PPM on the new server. All seems to be running well.
• WRT our ‘problem’ server, I was able to talk to the lead technical person. It turns out that there is a proxy which is taking the packets and dumping them, because no one ever put our server in the plan. So the original request, not the firewall addendum was correct in the first place. Sigh. Anyway, it’s being worked.

7:30 – 4:30 VISIBILITY

• Cleaning up and commenting the InfoObjectEvent code
• This is very interesting: schema.org. Bing, Google and Yahoo are using it. It would be nice to make an ingestor that would be able to look through a tagged document and build a variety of tables…?
• Progress with the server! Was able to fill out a *new* form that requests firewall access. This works as an addendum to the original port request.
• Bill Dolly came over for drinks and discussion

5:30 – 6:30 – FP

• Walked through some of Tom’s code, and showed him how to use pointers to copy memory, regardless of how it’s typed.

7:30 – 11:00, 3:30 – 5:00 VISIBILITY

• Turns out it’s my IT band that’s the problem, not the LCL. Need to make a PT appt this week.
• Working on callbacks from InfoObjectManager. Looks like everything is working. Need to test,  add comments, and check in
• Helped Brian register Jeff’s server for dual-facing proxy service

8:00 – 3:00 VISIBILITY

• Producing a few more tables from the General categories.
• The InfoObjectManager cannot tell you that a database call that does not return any results (i.e. an INSERT) has returned successfully or failed. Fixing that.
• No progress on getting ports opened.

8:00 – 5:30 VISIBILITY

• Pinged Christine
• Trying to figure out the report creation scheme of SonicRecruit. The help is absolute crap.
  • Reports
    • Candidate
      • Application – produces small table of last name, first name, date applied, status date, job id, and job title
      • Candidate Historical – produces large table of last name, first name, status, status date, job id, job title, status changed by. Ingesting
      • General – produces large table. Name, Title, Recruiter, Location, City, Education, Source, Applied for, Job Title, Status, Date, How did you learn about this opportunity, Job status, Job recruiter, job category, job duration, job date posted, currently, location, Clearance level. Ingesting
      • Historical
      • Duplicate Candidate
      • Status / Source
      • Feedback Form
    • Job
      • Job General
      • General
      • Historical
      • Job Candidate
      • Statistical
      • Cost Per Hire
      • Crosspost Summary
      • Crosspost Detailed
      • Bottleneck
    • Division (Dialog)
    • Activity
      • Events
      • Comments
      • User Login / Logout times
      • Hiring Manager Login / Logout times
      • Action Report
    • My Saved (no templates saved on any)
      • Candidate Templates
        • General
        • Historical
        • Status
        • Feedback
      • Job Reports Templates
        • Job/Candidate
        • General
        • Historical
        • Statistical
        • Cost-per-hire
        • Crosspost detailed
      • Division Reports Templates
        • General
    • All Saved (Same as My Saved except for)
      • Candidate Reports Templates
        • New Hires (standard)
      • Job Reports Templates
        • open jobs/candidate report 2011 (excel)
    • Analytics
      • Resumes
        • Source Efficiency
        • Hired Source Efficiency
        • Hiring History
        • Current Applicant Status
        • Historical Applicant Status
        • Applicants for Open Jobs
        • Custom Fields Reports
      • Jobs
        • Opened/Filled Historical Status

FP

• Worked with Tom on putting together a better-structured testbed

Cool thing:

• Sandboxie runs your programs in an isolated space which prevents them from making permanent changes to other programs and data in your computer.

7:30 – 5:00 VISIBILITY

• A couple of other things from yesterday
  • Gave Denise a version of “How to get certs for your server”
  • Reached out to Charlie F. about what’s going on with the server
• Looking for something along the lines of a server-side incremental compiler
• Got my WebIDE Server and Client software working.
• Connected to the Eclipse CVS repo – :pserver:anonymous@dev.eclipse.org:/cvsroot/eclipse
• Jedit as well (http://www.jedit.org/), (http://sourceforge.net/projects/jedit/)
• JE (applet!) – http://je-java.sourceforge.net/
• Ah, this looks like it. Wrapping Eclipse-based software in webstart – http://help.eclipse.org/helios/index.jsp?topic=/org.eclipse.platform.doc.isv/guide/java_web_start.htm
  • This would require trapping the file commands, which might be possible to do in a plugin.
  • more: http://www.eclipse.org/eclipse/platform-core/documents/2.0/remote-development.html
  • Eclipse remote file explorer
    • http://www.eclipse.org/tm/
    • http://tmober.blogspot.com/2006/11/remote-system-explorer-10-is-released.html
    • http://wiki.eclipse.org/index.php/TM_and_RSE_FAQ

FGM

• Submitted my paperwork for class reimbursement.
• Was able to generate excel docs from sonicats records. Need to save off a few queries (reports?) and export to visibility
  • And make a Recruiting role
  • And add (who?) to the role
  • And make a slideshow.

8:00 – 4:30 VISIBILITY

• Bad traffic day.
• Starting to look at the servlet editor.
  • Create a commercial-quality Eclipse IDE, Part 1: The core
  • Create a commercial-quality Eclipse IDE, Part 2: The user interface
  • Create a commercial-quality Eclipse IDE, Part 3: Fine-tune the UI
• Resubmitted a form to get the ports opened, and bonded with Denise a bit.

7:30 – 4:30 VISIBILITY

• I have a UPS! And Service Pack 7! It’s almost like Christmas – maybe Hogswatchnight.
• Going over Trish’s new requests with Dong:
• Discovered PortQuery, just what I wanted! Burning a copy to CD.
• Tried out portquery. It turns out that there is someting between my desktop box and the VM that Tomcat is running on. Regardless of whether or not I have Tomcat running, ports 443 and 80 read as LISTENING from my desktop. Running from the VM, turning Tomcat on and off chage the ports from LISTENING to NOT LISTENING. Trying to track that down.

7:30 – 5:30 VISIBILITY

• Meeting with Trish
  • Rename appropriations so that the year is in parens  – i.e. R&D (FY10)
  • Make sure that the change ripples across the tables. It does not change in the Funding Request dialog
  • Have a line for each Direct Cite and for Reimbursable in financial status
    • And clicking on each line should bring up a unique dialog for that line
  • No ComboBox for Appropriation at the top of the Financial Status panel. Instead, on the right-hand side of the panel, have an appropriation year and appropriation month ComboBox. These should default to the correct month year for the project based on today’s date. In other words, if the money for the contract was appropriated (using project create) on Oct 1 2009 (i.e. FY10), and today is Oct 1 2010, then it’s October (month 1) of year 2.
  • Add a global refresh
  • Add an ‘Initiate’ Column and a ‘Commit’ Column to replace the Initiate/Commit’ column currently in the financial status
  • Add an ‘Initiate’ field and a ‘Commit’ field to replace the Initiate/Commit’ field currently in the funding request
  • Percent in financial status needs to be calculated against the goal percentage based on the current month/year in the appropriation cycle
• Had another power failure last night – still need a UPS
• Looking through Tomcat documentation to see if I can find what’s going on with my problem child server
  • SSL configuration How-To: http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-7.0-doc/ssl-howto.html
  • The http connector: http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-7.0-doc/config/http.html
  • Tomcat 6.0 SSL, how to set up client Authentication
  • Java HTTPS setup
  • How CERN does it.
  • Step by step tutorial to create Keystore and Truststore file
  • Chased down the error a bit more – it’s (related to?) ssl_error_rx_record_too_long.
    • It may be related to running APR (Although I think I’m not running that)
      • Make sure that SSLEngine = “on”
      • Need libtcnative.
      • Make sure that port 443 is open and available.

7:30 – 4:30 VISIBILITY

• Added default login to RFlexClient – done
• Write up RFlex description – done
• Study https tomcat setup – see if there is anything I’m missing.
• Actually got a Server up! It’s one of Jeff’s but I am not complaining 🙂

7:30 – 5:00 VISIBILITY

• Deploy VISIBILITY analytics onto fgmdev
  • Write up a description
  • Change the browser tab.
  • Had some wierdness getting all the pieces to work. Some of it was lampp, and some of it was that my VISIBILITY account didn’t have the right permissions.
• Having some problems with subversion. Trying this: http://subclipse.tigris.org/wiki/JavaHL – nope.
• Set up Keystore and truststore files for all servers. Still can’t see the test machine from my desk, but firefox running on the server can run https to the IP just fine. Also tried getting Jeff’s machine working, but it seems to be running another server(?). Will look at that in more detail today.

8:00 – 5:00 VISIBILITY

• One working day until The Rapture!
• We had a power failure last night – somehow the windows box kept the windows state and went into hibernate. I am impressed. Still need to get a UPS though.
• Added a *working* version of precompiled inserts to InfoObjectManager.java
• Found out that I had put combined the wrong domain name with the right ip address (or was it the other way around?). Anyway, submitted cert requests for the following:
  • Integration VM
  • Production VM
  • Jeff’s infovis7 box