7:30 – 5:30

• Added S2A role and a bunch of new users for Anne
• Deployed the documentation
• Spent some time with Dong working out how to handle the linkages in the data laid out by Jim yesterday. Here are the records as I have in my notes (additionally, note that each field(!?) needs to be able to store a STATIC/DYNAMIC flag and comments. My initial thought is that these fields default to some value, and any actual change is stored in a FIELD_STATE and COMMENTS table, since I’m guessing that they will be used infrequently:
  • Person Record
    • Last Name
    • First Name
    • Unclass Phone
    • Class Phone
    • JWCS email
    • SIPR email
    • Unclass email
    • Title (i.e. Project Manager, TRP Member, TST Portfolio Manager, etc)
    • Secretary for (Person Record/Cofund Record combo? Multiple)
  • Project Record
    • Project Number (I’m guessing this is a string)
    • Project Name
    • Project Description (can have classified parts)
    • TST Portfolio Manager (Person Record)
    • Co-funds (1+ Co-Fund Records)
  • Cofund Record
    • Project Manager (Person Record)
    • TRP Member (Person Record)
    • Financial Analyst (Person Record)
    • “Secretaries” – people who are authorized to enter data for someone else (Person Record)
    • Lab Location (City and State)
    • Period of Performance (Start and End)
    • Funding Source(s) (Funding and UFR Records)
    • Unfunded Requests (Funding and UFR Records)
    • Supplemental (Funding and UFR Records)
    • Contract (Contract Record)
    • MIPR Number
    • Invoices (Invoice Record)
  • Funding (And Unfunded Request) Record
    • Funding Source
    • Name
    • Amount
    • Remarks
    • Fiscal Year
  • Contract Record (For prime only)
    • Contract Number
    • Vendor Name
    • Vendor City
    • Vendor State
  • Invoice Record
    • Number
    • Date Sent
    • Date Received
    • Amount
• Rolled in Mikes icon-drawing changes
• Going to try to spend a minute or two on script handling. Hey! Got it working!

7:30 – 4:30

• 2:00 technical status meeting with Jim Murphy – changed a lot. Notes tomorrow.
• Working on getting all the script pieces working to produce a script that can take data from dong’s db and publish an xml mashup that can then be read into Visibility – stopped to rush around madly for demo
• Found a bug in trend widget(?) where data

8:00 – 4:00

• And a happy St. Patty’s day to you, too 🙂
• Working with getting jetty integrated. Having some trouble with the server going off in a loop and hanging. That’s fixed. Now if I can just get a servlet to terminate.
• Meeting with Anne at 2:00. Some kind of presentation. Well, kind of. I got sent to the wrong room, so had a nice tour of the campus
• Wired up one set of strain gauges

8:00 – 4:00

• Working on getting Jetty running.
  • First, don’t add the jetty-distribution as a dependency in the pom file. It’s a zip file, and maven doesn’t know what to do with that during compilation
  • Got the simple server example running. Whee!
  • It looks like the minimum set of jars are the jetty server jar and the jetty servlet jar. Once these were in, I created a server (one line), then created a context (two lines), added a handler for the context, and then added three servlets that have three different urls. This is all working.
  • Tomorrow, figure out how to delete a servlet, then roll into the Facade class

7:30 – 4:30

• Meeting with TDTA(?) and Mike C at 1:30
• Strain Gauges are mounted and appear solid. I need to wire up and test before Friday. Well, I tried wiring one of the gauges, and the thing just popped off. Going to try the teeeeeeeeeeeeeeeny hair gauges.
• Need to tell Tom to add defaults and printing to StringEnum and derived classes
• Updated MvnAssist to attribute credit, and add some Cliff notes.
• REST from jython inside the interpreter works!
• Damn. Jax-ws only lets you have one binding per port. This means that every item that is published in the current system has to run on a separate port, which is stupid. Going to look at embedding a jetty server in the app instead. (http://wiki.eclipse.org/Jetty/Tutorial/Embedding_Jetty)