sfgovdt-eas

[steve sparks]

So I've installed the list of pre reqs, when actually trying to install the EAS software I am prompted for  a login/ password for bitbucket.org. I created an account on the site and put in my credentials. the Install immediately errors out after that. do you need a special account to install the software?

[p.e.mccullough]

Steve,

Rob Gaston recently rewrote the setup / download - the most efficient thing to do will be to wait for him to respond.

If he can't get to it soon enough for you, I can help but it will have to be off hours since I am onto another gig.

I'll make sure Rob is around and see how fast he can look at this.

Regards,

Paul

[Karl Fogel]

I'm not an EAS expert, but could you show either screenshots or
transcripts for the part where you're prompted for a bitbucket.org
login, and the part where it errors out even after you supply that
login?

Also, what kind of platform are you installing on? E.g.,
https://sfgovdt.jira.com/wiki/display/MAD/linux+deploy versus
https://sfgovdt.jira.com/wiki/display/MAD/windows+deploy ? (Although,
hmmm, the former page is waiting to be filled in I think.)

Best,
-Karl

[Paul McCullough]

Steve,

Which instructions are you following?

I noticed that there is some fair dated stuff on the pages that Karl links to.

The README looks quite up to date
https://bitbucket.org/sfgovdt/eas/src/134f3137192827000a6768dffeeebf03362dbf58/README?at=default

However, you will need the latest DB dump since a number of things have changed.

We'll need to ask Rob and Jeff to make that available.

Paul

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[Paul McCullough]

Steve,

I'd be happy to work on this tonight if you have any time to work with me.

Paul

[Rob Gaston]

Hi Steve,

The setup script you are running has been built for use during on going development of EAS for San Francisco, and as such it assumes access to a private repository containing connection configurations and other settings that are sensitive and specific to San Francisco.  Unfortunately we have not had an opportunity to provide updated examples of these files to assist in creating them.  There are examples contained in 'examples' folders, however these still need to be centralized and reorganized.  

For now the best way forward is probably to just bypass the setup.py script completely and set up your instance manually.  You will need to download ExtJS 4.1.0 (http://cdn.sencha.com/ext-4.1.1-gpl.zip) and OpenLayers 2.12 (http://openlayers.org/download/OpenLayers-2.12.zip) and place their contents into the following folders in your project: Media/ui_frameworks/extjs-4.1.0/, Media/ui_frameworks/OpenLayers-2.12/

You will then need to set up the database and geoserver, and configure the application to connect to these.  There used to be examples of how to do these things throughout the project, but they have fallen out of date and mostly have been removed.  The configurations defining these connections are the files in the private bitbucket repository referenced in the setup script.  If you need examples of these along the way I can try to prep some new examples for you as needed.

- Rob

On Friday, February 7, 2014 11:04:27 AM UTC-8, steve sparks wrote: