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Posted to dev@sis.apache.org by Rob Wallace <ro...@btinternet.com> on 2017/06/07 16:24:11 UTC
SIS-356
Hello Martin
I have not abandoned you, it's just that I have had a medical problem
which has caused me to be out of sorts for a few days. It is now being
treated with antibiotics and should clear up hopefully within a week. I
am busy preparing a word processing document table showing the matched
and unmatched mapping of the ACDD attribute names in the various parts
of the AttributeNames class Javadoc. Also, the mapping of the path info
between the Javadoc and ISO-19115.
I must say, visually reading the XSL file is difficult. I even used the
Netbeans XML window to view the file and get to the hierarchy of
interest to us. One can normally get to a branch or node name by using
"find" though.
Kind regards
Rob
On 01/06/2017 15:45, Martin Desruisseaux wrote:
> Hello Dave
>
> Thanks for the link, I was not aware of it. Indeed, I think that the
> following XSLT should be used instead than the one in my previous email:
>
> https://github.com/Unidata/threddsIso/blob/master/src/main/resources/xsl/nciso/UnidataDD2MI.xsl
>
> Regards,
>
> Martin
>
>
> Le 01/06/2017 à 15:25, David Neufeld a écrit :
>
>> Hi Martin, Rob,
>>
>> Please refer to the following ESIP page for the latest information on ACDD
>> (v1.3):
>>
>> http://wiki.esipfed.org/index.php/Attribute_Convention_for_Data_Discovery
>>
>> Also Unidata is now the best reference for the code although the XSLT is
>> still based on ACDD v1.1:
>>
>> https://github.com/Unidata/threddsIso/tree/master/src/main/resources/xsl/nciso
>>
>> hth,
>> Dave
>
Re: SIS-356
Posted by Martin Desruisseaux <ma...@geomatys.com>.
Hello Rob
No problem, using the JIRA is not a requirement for occasional
contributions. Thanks a lot!
Martin
Le 08/06/2017 à 13:40, Rob Wallace a écrit :
> Hello Martin
>
> Thank you for your kind reply.
>
> I don't have an account on Apache JIRA. My situation is that I've
> always been a solo developer and I've not had to use systems for
> Version control, agile, JIRA, etc, etc. So if you will forgive me, I
> would just like not to have to learn those systems. I understand it
> would be preferable for me to do so, as it would allow me to integrate
> more with your development team.
>
> I am happy to complete the task you have given me, and after that I
> would like to go back to my own software development that I have as a
> hobby. I am a retired accountant. Recently I've been interested in
> Data Science, and can put together projects using the R language. I
> wasn't really looking for tasks but was looking at the Apache site due
> to their future (after Java version 9) adoption of Java Development
> from Oracle. Out of curiosity, I came across the 'help wanted' link,
> and that is how we met. When people need help, it is always a human
> thing to do what you can in the moment.
>
> Yes, I saw Siddhesh's JavaFX development. It will be useful to be able
> to get different views of these files.
>
> Kind regards
>
> Rob
Re: SIS-356
Posted by Rob Wallace <ro...@btinternet.com>.
Hello Martin
Thank you for your kind reply.
I don't have an account on Apache JIRA. My situation is that I've always
been a solo developer and I've not had to use systems for Version
control, agile, JIRA, etc, etc. So if you will forgive me, I would just
like not to have to learn those systems. I understand it would be
preferable for me to do so, as it would allow me to integrate more with
your development team.
I am happy to complete the task you have given me, and after that I
would like to go back to my own software development that I have as a
hobby. I am a retired accountant. Recently I've been interested in Data
Science, and can put together projects using the R language. I wasn't
really looking for tasks but was looking at the Apache site due to their
future (after Java version 9) adoption of Java Development from Oracle.
Out of curiosity, I came across the 'help wanted' link, and that is how
we met. When people need help, it is always a human thing to do what you
can in the moment.
Yes, I saw Siddhesh's JavaFX development. It will be useful to be able
to get different views of these files.
Kind regards
Rob
On 07/06/2017 18:06, Martin Desruisseaux wrote:
> Hello Rob
>
> No problem, health is most important. I wish you speedy recovery. There
> is no rush, take your time. A document table is great, if you want it
> would be nice to add it to SIS-331:
>
> https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SIS-331
>
> (Note: do you have an account on Apache JIRA? If yes, would you like to
> be owner of that task?)
>
> In the meantime, I have done a little bit of simplification in the code
> that use AttributeName for implementing the actual mapping (but without
> changing the mapping). In this process, I created a new JIRA task
> documenting the mapping that we may question (only one case for now).
> The reason is that I think the XSL file is based on the 2003 version of
> ISO 19115 while the new revision published in 2014 could cause us to
> reconsider a few choices.
>
> https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SIS-361
>
> If we discover more cases that could be revisited, we can add them to
> SIS-161 then submit them to the UNIDATA community.
>
> Indeed, reading a XSL file is tedious. It makes you work yet more
> appreciated! Siddhesh Rane is working on a JavaFX application which will
> allow us to see the metadata in a convenient way. It will not help for
> the XSL file, but it will allow us to see more easily the result of
> those mapping on concrete examples.
>
> Regards,
>
> Martin
>
>
> Le 07/06/2017 à 18:24, Rob Wallace a écrit :
>
>> Hello Martin
>>
>> I have not abandoned you, it's just that I have had a medical problem
>> which has caused me to be out of sorts for a few days. It is now being
>> treated with antibiotics and should clear up hopefully within a week.
>> I am busy preparing a word processing document table showing the
>> matched and unmatched mapping of the ACDD attribute names in the
>> various parts of the AttributeNames class Javadoc. Also, the mapping
>> of the path info between the Javadoc and ISO-19115.
>>
>> I must say, visually reading the XSL file is difficult. I even used
>> the Netbeans XML window to view the file and get to the hierarchy of
>> interest to us. One can normally get to a branch or node name by using
>> "find" though.
>>
>> Kind regards
>>
>> Rob
>
Re: SIS-356
Posted by Martin Desruisseaux <ma...@geomatys.com>.
Hello Rob
No problem, health is most important. I wish you speedy recovery. There
is no rush, take your time. A document table is great, if you want it
would be nice to add it to SIS-331:
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SIS-331
(Note: do you have an account on Apache JIRA? If yes, would you like to
be owner of that task?)
In the meantime, I have done a little bit of simplification in the code
that use AttributeName for implementing the actual mapping (but without
changing the mapping). In this process, I created a new JIRA task
documenting the mapping that we may question (only one case for now).
The reason is that I think the XSL file is based on the 2003 version of
ISO 19115 while the new revision published in 2014 could cause us to
reconsider a few choices.
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SIS-361
If we discover more cases that could be revisited, we can add them to
SIS-161 then submit them to the UNIDATA community.
Indeed, reading a XSL file is tedious. It makes you work yet more
appreciated! Siddhesh Rane is working on a JavaFX application which will
allow us to see the metadata in a convenient way. It will not help for
the XSL file, but it will allow us to see more easily the result of
those mapping on concrete examples.
Regards,
Martin
Le 07/06/2017 à 18:24, Rob Wallace a écrit :
> Hello Martin
>
> I have not abandoned you, it's just that I have had a medical problem
> which has caused me to be out of sorts for a few days. It is now being
> treated with antibiotics and should clear up hopefully within a week.
> I am busy preparing a word processing document table showing the
> matched and unmatched mapping of the ACDD attribute names in the
> various parts of the AttributeNames class Javadoc. Also, the mapping
> of the path info between the Javadoc and ISO-19115.
>
> I must say, visually reading the XSL file is difficult. I even used
> the Netbeans XML window to view the file and get to the hierarchy of
> interest to us. One can normally get to a branch or node name by using
> "find" though.
>
> Kind regards
>
> Rob