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The perl programs do all the actual work. some history... the directory path includes folder named DTS. This is a leftover from when we initially set these loads up as DTS jobs. We eventually figured out there didn't need to be a DTS job to do this, just the ServerAgent Job. There is no DTS involved the way it is currently set up.)   This job can be found on the SQL Server 'Solstice' when logged in on an account with 'sa' privileges.  This job runs as sql server user account 'sqlexec'.  The files are located in a directory on mapped network drive \\Solstice\MSSQL_Data (on Solstice this must be Drive letter E: on your local machine it can be anything) {panel} REM REM loadRovctd.pl contains a UNC spec to \\tornado\\shipdata\\rovctd REM REM Must either change directory or use full path to perl scripts because REM of how batch file gets called by DTS REM REM 07-Aug-2003 R.Schramm Saftey check-in to VSS. Old pre-DTS version was REM             in VSS. REM 22-May-2008 R.Schramm modied perl script names to reflect DerFiles or DspkFiles REM 29-May-2008 R.Schramm added call to updateRovCtdCfg.pl REM 28-Jun-2008 R.Schramm changed to seabird ctd processing for ventana REM REM ppm install Statistics::Descriptive REM ppm install DBI REM note these commands can be issued in a dos window if you change the drive REM letter mappings... REM first make sure all calibrations are processed (does both vehicles) perl E:\MSSQL\DTS\EXPD\ROVCTD\updateRovCtdCfg.pl REM next upload raw data by vehicle perl E:\MSSQL\DTS\EXPD\ROVCTD\loadRawRovctdLogrFiles.pl E:\MSSQL\DTS\Log\loadVentanaRawRovctdLogrFiles.log vnta perl E:\MSSQL\DTS\EXPD\ROVCTD\loadRawRovctdLogrFiles.pl E:\MSSQL\DTS\Log\loadDocRickettsRawRovctdLogrFiles.log docr REM next process any data successfully loaded - both vehicles perl E:\MSSQL\DTS\EXPD\ROVCTD\processRawRovctdLogrData.pl E:\MSSQL\DTS\Log\processRawRovctdLogrData.log {panel}]]> 17236189 10457753 10355628 2009-07-29 15:36:15.053 2009-07-29 15:36:15.053 10457754 10355628 2009-07-29 15:36:15.053 2009-07-29 15:36:15.053 10457755 10355628 2009-07-29 15:36:15.053 2009-07-29 15:36:15.053 10355629 10388357 17 2008-06-19 13:49:37.493 2009-07-27 08:38:26.230 5374336 10355631 10388359 1 2009-07-29 15:34:46.863 2009-07-29 15:34:46.863 10355628 8519689 8355941 2009-01-08 08:23:25.713 2009-01-08 08:23:25.713 1111552 1 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x86 MSI download, click it and download to your desktop.) Find the windows explorer icon, right-click it and "Run as Administrator"  Navigate to the downloaded msi installer file (probably on desktop or in \~/Downloads) and run it.  Accept all defaults Open a command window and type perl \-v and verify you have a working installation h2. INSTALL EXTRA PACKAGES Next find the cmd.exe console icon, r-click and run as administrator.  Then at the prompt, type ppm to run the perl package manager.  It will pop-up the ppm GUI window take about 20 seconds to sync its cfg to the perl repository. Select View > AllPackages Then check each of the following packages - if its insalled just skip, else check the little icon to the left of each package to 'mark it for installation' * Log-Log4Perl * Log-Dispatch * Win32Daemon * String-CRC32 * DBD-ADO Following are also needed but were already included in most recent (2013) install * Getopt-Long * DBI * Time-Local When ready, hit the "install selected packages" icon in upper-right of the gui \\ h2. PREPARE DIRECTORIES AND FILES Again using the explorer 'run as administrator'.... Create directory C:\Program Files\CfgFileMonitor Right-click the directory and set perfison for full control to WF\Users or at least WF\DocRicketts etc... This will allow the service to write its log file to the directory Add perl script  RovCtdCfgFileMonitor.pl  to the directory.  If its not already there - create a directory C:\Program Files\CTDGUI and put the current CtdCoeff.ini file in it. \\ \\ h2. INSTALL AND INITIALIZE THE SERVICE Open a command window again in 'run as administrator' mode. cd to C:\Program Files\CfgFileMonitor type:  perl RovCtdCfgFileMonitor.pl \-install it may complain about a type in the dbo package - that is safe to ignore. Your looking for a "service installed" message.  Fix any problems, missing packages or file permissions etc. as needed. But as of 2013 Win7 x86 the above was successful... h2. SET SERVICE RUN-AS AND AUTOSTART Now go to ComputerManagement console and navigate to Services Panel. Highlight the CfgFileMonitor service and r-click, select the LogOn Credentials and chnge from whatever (Local System?) to WF\DocRicketts and Apply Start the service, and also set to Autostart In an explorer window, look at the log file in C:\Program Files\CfgFileMonitor directory to see that the service started and is able to connect to database (every 10 seconds by default) You can touch the CtdCoeff.ini file to and monitor the log file to see that it is detected and pushed to the database. h2. FINALLY Reboot the rctd computer and then retest to verify the service restarts itself correctly etc.  h2. OTHER HINTS The service most secure if allowed to use windows integrated security as WF\docricketts or RC\ventana  For debug/testing you can modifiy the perl script to use SQLServer managed authentication as expddbo To remove the service... type perl CfgFileMonitor.pl \-remove Monitor the log periodically, at least annually to keep the log file from getting too big. h2. REPLICATION TO SHORE Cfg file data are pulled to shore by sql server jobs run on solstice. 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you've added the MBARI's maven repository, directions are in the link above. h3. The Hard Way Alternatively, you can download all the dependencies from [Archiva|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva]. At the time of writing this you will need to search for and include the following jars in your projecct: * {{[slf4j-api|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=slf4j-api]}} * An [slf4j|http://www.slf4j.org/] implementation. If you're using log4j then get {{[slf4j-log4j12|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=slf4j-log4j12]}} * {{[log4j|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=log4j]}} * {{[jtds|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=jtds]}} * If you know how to use dependency injection you should also add {{[guice|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=guice]}} version 2.0 * {{[mbarix4j|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=mbarix4j]}} * {{[google-collections|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=google-collections]}} h2. +Usage+ The code is separated into interfaces and implementations. Here's an example of creating a DAO object for accessing dive info: {code} import org.mbari.expd.Dive; import org.mbari.expd.DiveDAO; import org.mbari.expd.jdbc.DiveDAOImpl; ... DiveDAO dao = new DiveDAOImpl(); Dive dive = dao.findByPlatformAndDiveNumber("Ventana", 1233); {code} Alternatively, you can use [Guice|http://code.google.com/p/google-guice/] and inject the dependencies: {code} import com.google.inject.Guice; import com.google.inject.Injector; import org.mbari.expd.Dive; import org.mbari.expd.DiveDAO; import org.mbari.expd.jdbc.ExpdModule; ... Injector injector = Guice.createInjector(new ExpdModule()); DiveDAO dao = injector.getInstance(DiveDAO.class); Dive dive = dao.findByPlatformAndDiveNumber("Ventana", 1233); {code} h2. +Javadocs+ Rather than struggle to keep the javadocs updated and current, your best bet is to check out the [source code|http://kahuna.shore.mbari.org/viewvc/expd/] and run the following Maven command to generate documentation:{noformat}mvn javadoc:javadoc{noformat} h2. +Source Code+ To check out the source code use the command {noformat}svn co svn+ssh://kahuna.shore.mbari.org/svn/repos/expd expd{noformat} h2. +Status+ * *2010-01-14* - Created project based on code [~brian] was using for VARS merge code. The library is not anywhere near feature complete. But the functions implemented are working and will be used to replace the existing code VARS uses to access EXPD * *2010-03-10* - The [VARS-REDUX codebase|http://code.google.com/p/vars-redux/] uses this library for all EXPD data access]]> 11239446 4882588 5079042 2008-06-09 09:16:55.257 2008-06-09 09:16:55.257 4882587 5079042 2008-06-09 09:16:41.207 2008-06-09 09:16:41.207 4882593 5079042 2008-06-09 09:16:55.260 2008-06-09 09:16:55.260 4882592 5079042 2008-06-09 09:16:55.257 2008-06-09 09:16:55.257 4882591 5079042 2008-06-09 09:16:55.257 2008-06-09 09:16:55.257 4882590 5079042 2008-06-09 09:16:55.257 2008-06-09 09:16:55.257 4882589 5079042 2008-06-09 09:16:55.257 2008-06-09 09:16:55.257 10388356 10355628 23167108 23199871 6 2010-10-18 10:52:36.387 2013-10-21 14:16:41.990 15204379 23167107 23199870 5 2010-10-18 10:52:36.387 2013-10-21 14:12:22.593 15204379 13926692 13959454 20 2010-01-14 13:56:40.797 2010-08-02 14:26:22.057 11239446 23167110 23199873 7 2010-10-18 10:52:36.387 2013-10-21 14:16:56.657 15204379 23167112 23199875 8 2010-10-18 10:52:36.387 2013-10-21 14:20:20.520 15204379 23167114 23199877 9 2010-10-18 10:52:36.387 2013-10-21 14:25:06.873 15204379 5374357 5407095 1 2008-06-19 15:10:18.973 2008-06-19 15:10:18.973 5374355 5374358 5407096 6 2008-06-19 13:49:37.493 2008-06-19 14:06:10.913 5374336 5374361 5407099 8 2008-06-19 13:49:37.493 2008-06-19 15:14:24.523 5374336 23167103 23199866 3 2010-10-18 10:52:36.387 2010-10-18 12:07:23.773 15204379 8454468 8355941 2009-01-08 08:32:17.027 2009-01-08 08:32:17.027 5374360 5407098 7 2008-06-19 13:49:37.493 2008-06-19 15:13:32.813 5374336 13926690 13959452 19 2010-01-14 13:56:40.797 2010-01-14 14:49:56.847 11239446 23167105 23199868 4 2010-10-18 10:52:36.387 2013-10-21 14:06:23.930 15204379 5407075 5374336 5374320 5407060 1 2008-06-04 10:20:43.213 2008-06-04 10:20:43.213 4915240 5374334 5407073 2 2008-06-04 10:20:43.213 2008-06-19 13:22:10.053 4915240 5407093 5374355 23167124 23199887 12 2010-10-18 10:52:36.387 2013-10-21 14:54:57.367 15204379 5374335 5407074 3 2008-06-04 10:20:43.213 2008-06-19 13:48:16.163 4915240 5374338 5407077 1 2008-06-19 13:49:37.493 2008-06-19 13:49:37.493 5374336 5374340 5407079 2 2008-06-19 13:49:37.493 2008-06-19 13:55:46.127 5374336 5374342 5407081 3 2008-06-19 13:49:37.493 2008-06-19 13:56:37.760 5374336 5374344 5407083 4 2008-06-19 13:49:37.493 2008-06-19 14:01:22.197 5374336 23167122 23199885 11 2010-10-18 10:52:36.387 2013-10-21 14:44:55.143 15204379 5374346 5407085 5 2008-06-19 13:49:37.493 2008-06-19 14:05:11.623 5374336 23167120 23199883 10 2010-10-18 10:52:36.387 2013-10-21 14:31:21.557 15204379 10388075 10355344 17268954 17236191 10388054 10355323 15237163 15204396 15237165 15204398 15237168 15204401 15237157 15204390 15237159 15204392 15237172 15204405 15237174 15204407 15237173 15204406 17891507 17858757 15237150 15204383 15237147 15204380 15237154 15204387 15237152 15204385 17891503 17858753 17891506 17858756 15237144 15204378 17891502 17858752 8388706 8355942 8388704 8355940 8388708 8355944 8388707 8355943 8388710 8355946 8388712 8355948 13959452 org.mbari expd-jdbc 1.0-SNAPSHOT {code} Make sure you've added the MBARI's maven repository, directions are in the link above. h3. The Hard Way Alternatively, you can download all the dependencies from [Archiva|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva]. At the time of writing this you will need to search for and include the following jars in your projecct: * {{[slf4j-api|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=slf4j-api]}} * An [slf4j|http://www.slf4j.org/] implementation. If you're using log4j then get {{[slf4j-log4j12|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=slf4j-log4j12]}} * {{[log4j|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=log4j]}} * {{[jtds|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=jtds]}} * If you know how to use dependency injection you should also add {{[guice|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=guice]}} version 2.0 * {{[mbarix4j|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=mbarix4j]}} * {{[google-collections|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=google-collections]}} h2. +Usage+ The code is separated into interfaces and implementations. Here's an example of creating a DAO object for accessing dive info: {code} import org.mbari.expd.Dive; import org.mbari.expd.DiveDAO; import org.mbari.expd.jdbc.DiveDAOImpl; ... DiveDAO dao = new DiveDAOImpl(); Dive dive = dao.findByPlatformAndDiveNumber("Ventana", 1233); {code} Alternatively, you can use [Guice|http://code.google.com/p/google-guice/] and inject the dependencies: {code} import com.google.inject.Guice; import com.google.inject.Injector; import org.mbari.expd.Dive; import org.mbari.expd.DiveDAO; import org.mbari.expd.jdbc.ExpdModule; ... Injector injector = Guice.createInjector(new ExpdModule()); DiveDAO dao = injector.getInstance(DiveDAO.class); Dive dive = dao.findByPlatformAndDiveNumber("Ventana", 1233); {code} h2. +Javadocs+ Rather than struggle to keep the javadocs updated and current, your best bet is to check out the [source code|http://kahuna.shore.mbari.org/viewvc/expd/] and run the following Maven command to generate documentation:{noformat}mvn javadoc:javadoc{noformat} h2. +Source Code+ To check out the source code use the command {noformat}svn co svn+ssh://kahuna.shore.mbari.org/svn/repos/expd expd{noformat} h2. +Status+ * *2010-01-14* - Created project based on code [~brian] was using for VARS merge code. The library is not anywhere near feature complete. But the functions implemented are working and will be used to replace the existing code VARS uses to access EXPD]]> 13926690 13959454 org.mbari expd-jdbc 1.0-SNAPSHOT {code} Make sure you've added the MBARI's maven repository, directions are in the link above. h3. The Hard Way Alternatively, you can download all the dependencies from [Archiva|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva]. At the time of writing this you will need to search for and include the following jars in your projecct: * {{[slf4j-api|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=slf4j-api]}} * An [slf4j|http://www.slf4j.org/] implementation. If you're using log4j then get {{[slf4j-log4j12|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=slf4j-log4j12]}} * {{[log4j|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=log4j]}} * {{[jtds|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=jtds]}} * If you know how to use dependency injection you should also add {{[guice|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=guice]}} version 2.0 * {{[mbarix4j|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=mbarix4j]}} * {{[google-collections|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=google-collections]}} h2. +Usage+ The code is separated into interfaces and implementations. Here's an example of creating a DAO object for accessing dive info: {code} import org.mbari.expd.Dive; import org.mbari.expd.DiveDAO; import org.mbari.expd.jdbc.DiveDAOImpl; ... DiveDAO dao = new DiveDAOImpl(); Dive dive = dao.findByPlatformAndDiveNumber("Ventana", 1233); {code} Alternatively, you can use [Guice|http://code.google.com/p/google-guice/] and inject the dependencies: {code} import com.google.inject.Guice; import com.google.inject.Injector; import org.mbari.expd.Dive; import org.mbari.expd.DiveDAO; import org.mbari.expd.jdbc.ExpdModule; ... Injector injector = Guice.createInjector(new ExpdModule()); DiveDAO dao = injector.getInstance(DiveDAO.class); Dive dive = dao.findByPlatformAndDiveNumber("Ventana", 1233); {code} h2. +Javadocs+ Rather than struggle to keep the javadocs updated and current, your best bet is to check out the [source code|http://kahuna.shore.mbari.org/viewvc/expd/] and run the following Maven command to generate documentation:{noformat}mvn javadoc:javadoc{noformat} h2. +Source Code+ To check out the source code use the command {noformat}svn co svn+ssh://kahuna.shore.mbari.org/svn/repos/expd expd{noformat} h2. +Status+ * *2010-01-14* - Created project based on code [~brian] was using for VARS merge code. The library is not anywhere near feature complete. But the functions implemented are working and will be used to replace the existing code VARS uses to access EXPD]]> 13926692 23199885 Active Per, and look for the Windows x86 MSI download, click it and download to your desktop.) Find the windows explorer icon, right-click it and "Run as Administrator"  Navigate to the downloaded msi installer file (probably on desktop or in \~/Downloads) and run it.  Accept all defaults Open a command window and type perl \-v and verify you have a working installation h2. INSTALL EXTRA PACKAGES Next find the cmd.exe console icon, r-click and run as administrator.  Then at the prompt, type ppm to run the perl package manager.  It will pop-up the ppm GUI window take about 20 seconds to sync its cfg to the perl repository. Select View > AllPackages Then check each of the following packages - if its insalled just skip, else check the little icon to the left of each package to 'mark it for installation' * Log-Log4Perl * Log-Dispatch * Win32Daemon * String-CRC32 * DBD-ADO Following are also needed but were already included in most recent (2013) install * Getopt-Long * DBI * Time-Local When ready, hit the "install selected packages" icon in upper-right of the gui \\ h2. PREPARE DIRECTORIES AND FILES Again using the explorer 'run as administrator'.... Create directory C:\Program Files\CfgFileMonitor Right-click the directory and set perfison for full control to WF\Users or at least WF\DocRicketts etc... This will allow the service to write its log file to the directory Add perl script  RovCtdCfgFileMonitor.pl  to the directory.  If its not already there - create a directory C:\Program Files\CTDGUI and put the current CtdCoeff.ini file in it. \\ \\ h2. INSTALL AND INITIALIZE THE SERVICE Open a command window again in 'run as administrator' mode. cd to C:\Program Files\CfgFileMonitor type:  perl RovCtdCfgFileMonitor.pl \-install it may complain about a type in the dbo package - that is safe to ignore. Your looking for a "service installed" message.  Fix any problems, missing packages or file permissions etc. as needed. But as of 2013 Win7 x86 the above was successful... h2. SET SERVICE RUN-AS AND AUTOSTART Now go to ComputerManagement console and navigate to Services Panel. Highlight the CfgFileMonitor service and r-click, select the LogOn Credentials and chnge from whatever (Local System?) to WF\DocRicketts and Apply Start the service, and also set to Autostart In an explorer window, look at the log file in C:\Program Files\CfgFileMonitor directory to see that the service started and is able to connect to database (every 10 seconds by default) You can touch the CtdCoeff.ini file to and monitor the log file to see that it is detected and pushed to the database.\\ OTHER HINTS \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ Service is installed on the PC by: 1) Should only need to install the service once. Open a cmd window, navigate to C:\Program Files\CfgFileMonitor. 2) type perl CfgFileMonitor.pl - install (may complain w/warning re typo in dbo package - ignore ) Should say service installed. 3) Start>Control Panel> Administrative Tools> Services, make  sure service set to start automatically and then test by rebooting. 4) test service by modifying c:\Program File\CtdGui\CTDCoeffv4.ini, examine logfile after 10 seconds.   ]]> 23167122 23199883 Active Per, and look for the Windows x86 MSI download, click it and download to your desktop.) Find the windows explorer icon, right-click it and "Run as Administrator"  Navigate to the downloaded msi installer file (probably on desktop or in \~/Downloads) and run it.  Accept all defaults Open a command window and type perl \-v and verify you have a working installation h2. INSTALL EXTRA PACKAGES Next find the cmd.exe console icon, r-click and run as administrator.  Then at the prompt, type ppm to run the perl package manager.  It will pop-up the ppm GUI window take about 20 seconds to sync its cfg to the perl repository. Select View > AllPackages Then check each of the following packages - if its insalled just skip, else check the little icon to the left of each package to 'mark it for installation' * Log-Log4Perl * Log-Dispatch * Win32Daemon * String-CRC32 * DBD-ADO Following are also needed but were already included in most recent (2013) install * Getopt-Long * DBI * Time-Local When ready, hit the "install selected packages" icon in upper-right of the gui \\ h2. PREPARE DIRECTORIES Again using the explorer 'run as administrator'.... Create directory C:\Program Files\CfgFileMonitor Right-click the directory and set perfison for full control to WF\Users or at least WF\DocRicketts etc... This will allow the service to write its log file to the directory Add perl script  RovCtdCfgFileMonitor.pl  to the directory.  If its not already there - create a directory C:\Program Files\CTDGUI and put the current CtdCoeff.ini file in it. \\ Service is installed on the PC by: 1) Should only need to install the service once. Open a cmd window, navigate to C:\Program Files\CfgFileMonitor. 2) type perl CfgFileMonitor.pl - install (may complain w/warning re typo in dbo package - ignore ) Should say service installed. 3) Start>Control Panel> Administrative Tools> Services, make  sure service set to start automatically and then test by rebooting. 4) test service by modifying c:\Program File\CtdGui\CTDCoeffv4.ini, examine logfile after 10 seconds.   ]]> 23167120 23199887 Active Per, and look for the Windows x86 MSI download, click it and download to your desktop.) Find the windows explorer icon, right-click it and "Run as Administrator"  Navigate to the downloaded msi installer file (probably on desktop or in \~/Downloads) and run it.  Accept all defaults Open a command window and type perl \-v and verify you have a working installation h2. INSTALL EXTRA PACKAGES Next find the cmd.exe console icon, r-click and run as administrator.  Then at the prompt, type ppm to run the perl package manager.  It will pop-up the ppm GUI window take about 20 seconds to sync its cfg to the perl repository. Select View > AllPackages Then check each of the following packages - if its insalled just skip, else check the little icon to the left of each package to 'mark it for installation' * Log-Log4Perl * Log-Dispatch * Win32Daemon * String-CRC32 * DBD-ADO Following are also needed but were already included in most recent (2013) install * Getopt-Long * DBI * Time-Local When ready, hit the "install selected packages" icon in upper-right of the gui \\ h2. PREPARE DIRECTORIES AND FILES Again using the explorer 'run as administrator'.... Create directory C:\Program Files\CfgFileMonitor Right-click the directory and set perfison for full control to WF\Users or at least WF\DocRicketts etc... This will allow the service to write its log file to the directory Add perl script  RovCtdCfgFileMonitor.pl  to the directory.  If its not already there - create a directory C:\Program Files\CTDGUI and put the current CtdCoeff.ini file in it. \\ \\ h2. INSTALL AND INITIALIZE THE SERVICE Open a command window again in 'run as administrator' mode. cd to C:\Program Files\CfgFileMonitor type:  perl RovCtdCfgFileMonitor.pl \-install it may complain about a type in the dbo package - that is safe to ignore. Your looking for a "service installed" message.  Fix any problems, missing packages or file permissions etc. as needed. But as of 2013 Win7 x86 the above was successful... h2. SET SERVICE RUN-AS AND AUTOSTART Now go to ComputerManagement console and navigate to Services Panel. Highlight the CfgFileMonitor service and r-click, select the LogOn Credentials and chnge from whatever (Local System?) to WF\DocRicketts and Apply Start the service, and also set to Autostart In an explorer window, look at the log file in C:\Program Files\CfgFileMonitor directory to see that the service started and is able to connect to database (every 10 seconds by default) You can touch the CtdCoeff.ini file to and monitor the log file to see that it is detected and pushed to the database. h2. FINALLY Reboot the rctd computer and then retest to verify the service restarts itself correctly etc.  h2. OTHER HINTS The service most secure if allowed to use windows integrated security as WF\docricketts or RC\ventana  For debug/testing you can modifiy the perl script to use SQLServer managed authentication as expddbo To remove the service... type perl CfgFileMonitor.pl \-remove Monitor the log periodically, at least annually to keep the log file from getting too big. h2. REPLICATION TO SHORE Cfg file data are pulled to shore by sql server jobs run on solstice. The jobs run a XOJO program that pull data to tables in the on-shore expd database. \\ \\]]> 23167124 23199877 Active Per, and look for the Windows x86 MSI download, click it and download to your desktop.) Find the windows explorer icon, right-click it and "Run as Administrator"  Navigate to the downloaded msi installer file (probably on desktop or in \~/Downloads) and run it.  Accept all defaults Open a command window and type perl \-v and verify you have a working installation h2. INSTALL EXTRA PACKAGES Next find the cmd.exe console icon, r-click and run as administrator.  Then at the prompt, type ppm to run the perl package manager.  It will pop-up the ppm GUI window take about 20 seconds to sync its cfg to the perl repository. Select View > AllPackages Then check each of the following packages - if its insalled just skip, else check the little icon to the left of each package to 'mark it for installation' * Log-Log4Perl * Log-Dispatch * Win32Daemon * String-CRC32 * DBD-ADO Following are also needed but were already included in most recent (2013) install * Getopt-Long * DBI * Time-Local When ready, hit the "install selected packages" icon in upper-right of the gui\\ Service is installed on the PC by: 1) Should only need to install the service once. Open a cmd window, navigate to C:\Program Files\CfgFileMonitor. 2) type perl CfgFileMonitor.pl - install (may complain w/warning re typo in dbo package - ignore ) Should say service installed. 3) Start>Control Panel> Administrative Tools> Services, make  sure service set to start automatically and then test by rebooting. 4) test service by modifying c:\Program File\CtdGui\CTDCoeffv4.ini, examine logfile after 10 seconds.   ]]> 23167114 23199875 Active Per, and look for the Windows x86 MSI download, click it and download to your desktop.) Find the windows explorer icon, right-click it and "Run as Administrator"  Navigate to the downloaded msi installer file (probably on desktop or in \~/Downloads) and run it.  Accept all defaults Open a command window and type perl \-v and verify you have a working installation h2. INSTALL EXTRA PACKAGES Next find the cmd.exe console icon, r-click and run as administrator.  Then at the prompt, type ppm to run the perl package manager.  It will pop-up the ppm GUI window take about 20 seconds to sync its cfg to the perl repository. Select View > AllPackages Then check each of the following packages - if its insalled just skip, else check the little icon to the left of each package to 'mark it for installation' Log-Log4Perl\\ Service is installed on the PC by: 1) Should only need to install the service once. Open a cmd window, navigate to C:\Program Files\CfgFileMonitor. 2) type perl CfgFileMonitor.pl - install (may complain w/warning re typo in dbo package - ignore ) Should say service installed. 3) Start>Control Panel> Administrative Tools> Services, make  sure service set to start automatically and then test by rebooting. 4) test service by modifying c:\Program File\CtdGui\CTDCoeffv4.ini, examine logfile after 10 seconds.   ]]> 23167112 4948003 4915239 10388327 10355599 10388330 10355602 10388329 10355601 10388319 10355591 11272220 11239453 11272222 org.mbari expd-jdbc 1.0-SNAPSHOT {code} Make sure you've added the MBARI's maven repository, directions are in the link above. h3. The hard way Alternatively, you can download all the dependencies from [Archiva|http:seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva]. At the time of writing this you will need to search for and include the following jars in your projecct: * {{slf4j-api}} * An [slf4j|http://www.slf4j.org/] implementation. If you're using log4j then get {{slf4j-log4j12}} * {{log4j}} * {{jtds}} * If you know how to use dependency injection you should also add {{guice} version 2.0 ]]> 11239455 11272224 org.mbari expd-jdbc 1.0-SNAPSHOT {code} Make sure you've added the MBARI's maven repository, directions are in the link above. h3. The hard way Alternatively, you can download all the dependencies from [Archiva|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva]. At the time of writing this you will need to search for and include the following jars in your projecct: * {{slf4j-api}} * An [slf4j|http://www.slf4j.org/] implementation. If you're using log4j then get {{slf4j-log4j12}} * {{log4j}} * {{jtds}} * If you know how to use dependency injection you should also add {{guice} version 2.0 * {{mbarix4j}} * {{google-collections}} ]]> 11239457 11272225 org.mbari expd-jdbc 1.0-SNAPSHOT {code} Make sure you've added the MBARI's maven repository, directions are in the link above. h3. The hard way Alternatively, you can download all the dependencies from [Archiva|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva]. At the time of writing this you will need to search for and include the following jars in your projecct: * {{[slf4j-api|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=slf4j-api]}} * An [slf4j|http://www.slf4j.org/] implementation. If you're using log4j then get {{[slf4j-log4j12|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=slf4j-log4j12]}} * {{[log4j|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=log4ji]}} * {{[jtds|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=jtds]}} * If you know how to use dependency injection you should also add {{[guice|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=guice]} version 2.0 * {{[mbarix4j|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=mbarix4j]}} * {{[google-collections|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=google-collections]}} ]]> 11239458 11272226 org.mbari expd-jdbc 1.0-SNAPSHOT {code} Make sure you've added the MBARI's maven repository, directions are in the link above. h3. The hard way Alternatively, you can download all the dependencies from [Archiva|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva]. At the time of writing this you will need to search for and include the following jars in your projecct: * {{[slf4j-api|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=slf4j-api]}} * An [slf4j|http://www.slf4j.org/] implementation. If you're using log4j then get {{[slf4j-log4j12|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=slf4j-log4j12]}} * {{[log4j|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=log4j]}} * {{[jtds|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=jtds]}} * If you know how to use dependency injection you should also add {{[guice|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=guice]} version 2.0 * {{[mbarix4j|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=mbarix4j]}} * {{[google-collections|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=google-collections]}} ]]> 11239459 29523974 2 4915239 2016-11-14 10:42:44.427 2016-11-14 10:42:44.427 11272212 11239444 11272217 11239449 11272218 11239451 11272238 org.mbari expd-jdbc 1.0-SNAPSHOT {code} Make sure you've added the MBARI's maven repository, directions are in the link above. h3. The Hard Way Alternatively, you can download all the dependencies from [Archiva|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva]. At the time of writing this you will need to search for and include the following jars in your projecct: * {{[slf4j-api|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=slf4j-api]}} * An [slf4j|http://www.slf4j.org/] implementation. If you're using log4j then get {{[slf4j-log4j12|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=slf4j-log4j12]}} * {{[log4j|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=log4j]}} * {{[jtds|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=jtds]}} * If you know how to use dependency injection you should also add {{[guice|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=guice]}} version 2.0 * {{[mbarix4j|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=mbarix4j]}} * {{[google-collections|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=google-collections]}} h2. +Usage+ The code is separated into interfaces and implementations. Here's an example of creating a DAO object for accessing dive info: {code} import org.mbari.expd.Dive; import org.mbari.expd.DiveDAO; import org.mbari.expd.jdbc.DiveDAOImpl; ... DiveDAO dao = new DiveDAOImpl(); Dive dive = dao.findByPlatformAndDiveNumber("Ventana", 1233); {code} Alternatively, you can use [Guice|http://code.google.com/p/google-guice/] and inject the dependencies: {code} import org.mbari.expd.Dive; import org.mbari.expd.DiveDAO; import org.mbari.expd.jdbc.ExpdModule; ... Injector injector = Guice.createInjector(new ExpdModule()); DiveDAO dao = injector.getInstance(DiveDAO.class); Dive dive = dao.findByPlatformAndDiveNumber("Ventana", 1233); {code} h2. +Javadocs+ Rather than struggle to keep the javadocs updated and current, you're best bet is to check out the [source code|http://kahuna.shore.mbari.org/viewvc/expd/] and run the following Maven command to generate documentation:{noformat}mvn javadoc:javadoc{noformat} h2. +Source Code+ To check out the source code use the command {noformat}svn co svn+ssh://kahuna.shore.mbari.org/svn/repos/expd expd{noformat} h2. +Status+ * 2010-01-14 - Created project based on code [~brian] was using for VARS merge code. The library is not anywhere near feature complete. But the functions implemented are working and will be used to replace the existing code VARS uses to access EXPD]]> 11239471 11272237 org.mbari expd-jdbc 1.0-SNAPSHOT {code} Make sure you've added the MBARI's maven repository, directions are in the link above. h3. The Hard Way Alternatively, you can download all the dependencies from [Archiva|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva]. At the time of writing this you will need to search for and include the following jars in your projecct: * {{[slf4j-api|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=slf4j-api]}} * An [slf4j|http://www.slf4j.org/] implementation. If you're using log4j then get {{[slf4j-log4j12|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=slf4j-log4j12]}} * {{[log4j|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=log4j]}} * {{[jtds|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=jtds]}} * If you know how to use dependency injection you should also add {{[guice|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=guice]}} version 2.0 * {{[mbarix4j|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=mbarix4j]}} * {{[google-collections|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=google-collections]}} h2. +Usage+ The code is separated into interfaces and implementations. Here's an example of creating a DAO object for accessing dive info: {code} import org.mbari.expd.Dive; import org.mbari.expd.DiveDAO; import org.mbari.expd.jdbc.DiveDAOImpl; ... DiveDAO dao = new DiveDAOImpl(); Dive dive = dao.findByPlatformAndDiveNumber("Ventana", 1233); {code} Alternatively, you can use [Guice|http://code.google.com/p/google-guice/] and inject the dependencies: {code} import org.mbari.expd.Dive; import org.mbari.expd.DiveDAO; import org.mbari.expd.jdbc.ExpdModule; ... Injector injector = Guice.createInjector(new ExpdModule()); DiveDAO dao = injector.getInstance(DiveDAO.class); Dive dive = dao.findByPlatformAndDiveNumber("Ventana", 1233); {code} h2. +Javadocs+ Rather than struggle to keep the javadocs updated and current, you're best bet is to check out the [source code|http://kahuna.shore.mbari.org/viewvc/expd/] and run the following Maven command to generate documentation:{noformat}mvn javadoc:javadoc{noformat} h2. +Source Code+ To check out the source code use the command {noformat}svn co svn+ssh://kahuna.shore.mbari.org/svn/repos/expd expd{noformat}]]> 11239470 11272235 org.mbari expd-jdbc 1.0-SNAPSHOT {code} Make sure you've added the MBARI's maven repository, directions are in the link above. h3. The Hard Way Alternatively, you can download all the dependencies from [Archiva|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva]. At the time of writing this you will need to search for and include the following jars in your projecct: * {{[slf4j-api|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=slf4j-api]}} * An [slf4j|http://www.slf4j.org/] implementation. If you're using log4j then get {{[slf4j-log4j12|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=slf4j-log4j12]}} * {{[log4j|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=log4j]}} * {{[jtds|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=jtds]}} * If you know how to use dependency injection you should also add {{[guice|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=guice]}} version 2.0 * {{[mbarix4j|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=mbarix4j]}} * {{[google-collections|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=google-collections]}} h2. +Usage+ The code is separated into interfaces and implementations. Here's an example of creating a DAO object for accessing dive info: {code} import org.mbari.expd.Dive; import org.mbari.expd.DiveDAO; import org.mbari.expd.jdbc.DiveDAOImpl; ... DiveDAO dao = new DiveDAOImpl(); Dive dive = dao.findByPlatformAndDiveNumber("Ventana", 1233); {code} Alternatively, you can use [Guice|http://code.google.com/p/google-guice/] and inject the dependencies: {code} import org.mbari.expd.Dive; import org.mbari.expd.DiveDAO; import org.mbari.expd.jdbc.ExpdModule; ... Injector injector = Guice.createInjector(new ExpdModule()); DiveDAO dao = injector.getInstance(DiveDAO.class); Dive dive = dao.findByPlatformAndDiveNumber("Ventana", 1233); {code} h2. +Javadocs+ Rather than struggle to keep the javadocs updated and current, you're best bet is to check out the [source code|http://kahuna.shore.mbari.org/viewvc/expd/] and run the Maven command {noformat}mvn javadoc:javadoc{noformat} to generate documentation. To check out the source code use the command {noformat}svn co svn+ssh://kahuna.shore.mbari.org/svn/repos/expd expd{noformat}]]> 11239468 11272241 org.mbari expd-jdbc 1.0-SNAPSHOT {code} Make sure you've added the MBARI's maven repository, directions are in the link above. h3. The Hard Way Alternatively, you can download all the dependencies from [Archiva|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva]. At the time of writing this you will need to search for and include the following jars in your projecct: * {{[slf4j-api|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=slf4j-api]}} * An [slf4j|http://www.slf4j.org/] implementation. If you're using log4j then get {{[slf4j-log4j12|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=slf4j-log4j12]}} * {{[log4j|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=log4j]}} * {{[jtds|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=jtds]}} * If you know how to use dependency injection you should also add {{[guice|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=guice]}} version 2.0 * {{[mbarix4j|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=mbarix4j]}} * {{[google-collections|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=google-collections]}} h2. +Usage+ The code is separated into interfaces and implementations. Here's an example of creating a DAO object for accessing dive info: {code} import org.mbari.expd.Dive; import org.mbari.expd.DiveDAO; import org.mbari.expd.jdbc.DiveDAOImpl; ... DiveDAO dao = new DiveDAOImpl(); Dive dive = dao.findByPlatformAndDiveNumber("Ventana", 1233); {code} Alternatively, you can use [Guice|http://code.google.com/p/google-guice/] and inject the dependencies: {code} import com.google.inject.Guice import org.mbari.expd.Dive; import org.mbari.expd.DiveDAO; import org.mbari.expd.jdbc.ExpdModule; ... Injector injector = Guice.createInjector(new ExpdModule()); DiveDAO dao = injector.getInstance(DiveDAO.class); Dive dive = dao.findByPlatformAndDiveNumber("Ventana", 1233); {code} h2. +Javadocs+ Rather than struggle to keep the javadocs updated and current, your best bet is to check out the [source code|http://kahuna.shore.mbari.org/viewvc/expd/] and run the following Maven command to generate documentation:{noformat}mvn javadoc:javadoc{noformat} h2. +Source Code+ To check out the source code use the command {noformat}svn co svn+ssh://kahuna.shore.mbari.org/svn/repos/expd expd{noformat} h2. +Status+ * *2010-01-14* - Created project based on code [~brian] was using for VARS merge code. The library is not anywhere near feature complete. But the functions implemented are working and will be used to replace the existing code VARS uses to access EXPD]]> 11239474 11272240 org.mbari expd-jdbc 1.0-SNAPSHOT {code} Make sure you've added the MBARI's maven repository, directions are in the link above. h3. The Hard Way Alternatively, you can download all the dependencies from [Archiva|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva]. At the time of writing this you will need to search for and include the following jars in your projecct: * {{[slf4j-api|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=slf4j-api]}} * An [slf4j|http://www.slf4j.org/] implementation. If you're using log4j then get {{[slf4j-log4j12|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=slf4j-log4j12]}} * {{[log4j|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=log4j]}} * {{[jtds|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=jtds]}} * If you know how to use dependency injection you should also add {{[guice|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=guice]}} version 2.0 * {{[mbarix4j|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=mbarix4j]}} * {{[google-collections|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=google-collections]}} h2. +Usage+ The code is separated into interfaces and implementations. Here's an example of creating a DAO object for accessing dive info: {code} import org.mbari.expd.Dive; import org.mbari.expd.DiveDAO; import org.mbari.expd.jdbc.DiveDAOImpl; ... DiveDAO dao = new DiveDAOImpl(); Dive dive = dao.findByPlatformAndDiveNumber("Ventana", 1233); {code} Alternatively, you can use [Guice|http://code.google.com/p/google-guice/] and inject the dependencies: {code} import org.mbari.expd.Dive; import org.mbari.expd.DiveDAO; import org.mbari.expd.jdbc.ExpdModule; ... Injector injector = Guice.createInjector(new ExpdModule()); DiveDAO dao = injector.getInstance(DiveDAO.class); Dive dive = dao.findByPlatformAndDiveNumber("Ventana", 1233); {code} h2. +Javadocs+ Rather than struggle to keep the javadocs updated and current, your best bet is to check out the [source code|http://kahuna.shore.mbari.org/viewvc/expd/] and run the following Maven command to generate documentation:{noformat}mvn javadoc:javadoc{noformat} h2. +Source Code+ To check out the source code use the command {noformat}svn co svn+ssh://kahuna.shore.mbari.org/svn/repos/expd expd{noformat} h2. +Status+ * *2010-01-14* - Created project based on code [~brian] was using for VARS merge code. The library is not anywhere near feature complete. But the functions implemented are working and will be used to replace the existing code VARS uses to access EXPD]]> 11239473 11272239 org.mbari expd-jdbc 1.0-SNAPSHOT {code} Make sure you've added the MBARI's maven repository, directions are in the link above. h3. The Hard Way Alternatively, you can download all the dependencies from [Archiva|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva]. At the time of writing this you will need to search for and include the following jars in your projecct: * {{[slf4j-api|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=slf4j-api]}} * An [slf4j|http://www.slf4j.org/] implementation. If you're using log4j then get {{[slf4j-log4j12|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=slf4j-log4j12]}} * {{[log4j|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=log4j]}} * {{[jtds|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=jtds]}} * If you know how to use dependency injection you should also add {{[guice|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=guice]}} version 2.0 * {{[mbarix4j|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=mbarix4j]}} * {{[google-collections|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=google-collections]}} h2. +Usage+ The code is separated into interfaces and implementations. Here's an example of creating a DAO object for accessing dive info: {code} import org.mbari.expd.Dive; import org.mbari.expd.DiveDAO; import org.mbari.expd.jdbc.DiveDAOImpl; ... DiveDAO dao = new DiveDAOImpl(); Dive dive = dao.findByPlatformAndDiveNumber("Ventana", 1233); {code} Alternatively, you can use [Guice|http://code.google.com/p/google-guice/] and inject the dependencies: {code} import org.mbari.expd.Dive; import org.mbari.expd.DiveDAO; import org.mbari.expd.jdbc.ExpdModule; ... Injector injector = Guice.createInjector(new ExpdModule()); DiveDAO dao = injector.getInstance(DiveDAO.class); Dive dive = dao.findByPlatformAndDiveNumber("Ventana", 1233); {code} h2. +Javadocs+ Rather than struggle to keep the javadocs updated and current, you're best bet is to check out the [source code|http://kahuna.shore.mbari.org/viewvc/expd/] and run the following Maven command to generate documentation:{noformat}mvn javadoc:javadoc{noformat} h2. +Source Code+ To check out the source code use the command {noformat}svn co svn+ssh://kahuna.shore.mbari.org/svn/repos/expd expd{noformat} h2. +Status+ * *2010-01-14* - Created project based on code [~brian] was using for VARS merge code. The library is not anywhere near feature complete. But the functions implemented are working and will be used to replace the existing code VARS uses to access EXPD]]> 11239472 10388357 10355629 11272230 org.mbari expd-jdbc 1.0-SNAPSHOT {code} Make sure you've added the MBARI's maven repository, directions are in the link above. h3. The Hard Way Alternatively, you can download all the dependencies from [Archiva|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva]. At the time of writing this you will need to search for and include the following jars in your projecct: * {{[slf4j-api|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=slf4j-api]}} * An [slf4j|http://www.slf4j.org/] implementation. If you're using log4j then get {{[slf4j-log4j12|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=slf4j-log4j12]}} * {{[log4j|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=log4j]}} * {{[jtds|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=jtds]}} * If you know how to use dependency injection you should also add {{[guice|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=guice]} version 2.0 * {{[mbarix4j|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=mbarix4j]}} * {{[google-collections|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=google-collections]}} h2. +Usage+ THe code is separated into interfaces and implementations. Here's an example of creating a DAO object for accessing dive info: {code} import org.mbari.expd.Dive; import org.mbari.expd.DiveDAO; import org.mbari.expd.jdbc.DiveDAOImpl; ... DiveDAO dao = new DiveDAOImpl(); Dive dive = dao.findByPlatformAndDiveNumber("Ventana", 1233); {code} Alternatively, you can use Guice and inject the dependencies: {code} import org.mbari.expd.Dive; import org.mbari.expd.DiveDAO; import org.mbari.expd.jdbc.ExpdModule; ... Injector injector = Guice.createInjector(new ExpdModule()); DiveDAO dao = injector.getInstance(DiveDAO.class); Dive dive = dao.findByPlatformAndDiveNumber("Ventana", 1233); {code} ]]> 11239463 11272229 org.mbari expd-jdbc 1.0-SNAPSHOT {code} Make sure you've added the MBARI's maven repository, directions are in the link above. h3. The Hard Way Alternatively, you can download all the dependencies from [Archiva|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva]. At the time of writing this you will need to search for and include the following jars in your projecct: * {{[slf4j-api|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=slf4j-api]}} * An [slf4j|http://www.slf4j.org/] implementation. If you're using log4j then get {{[slf4j-log4j12|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=slf4j-log4j12]}} * {{[log4j|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=log4j]}} * {{[jtds|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=jtds]}} * If you know how to use dependency injection you should also add {{[guice|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=guice]} version 2.0 * {{[mbarix4j|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=mbarix4j]}} * {{[google-collections|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=google-collections]}} ]]> 11239462 11272227 org.mbari expd-jdbc 1.0-SNAPSHOT {code} Make sure you've added the MBARI's maven repository, directions are in the link above. h3. The Hard Way Alternatively, you can download all the dependencies from [Archiva|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva]. At the time of writing this you will need to search for and include the following jars in your projecct: * {{[slf4j-api|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=slf4j-api]}} * An [slf4j|http://www.slf4j.org/] implementation. If you're using log4j then get {{[slf4j-log4j12|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=slf4j-log4j12]}} * {{[log4j|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=log4j]}} * {{[jtds|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=jtds]}} * If you know how to use dependency injection you should also add {{[guice|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=guice]} version 2.0 * {{[mbarix4j|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=mbarix4j]}} * {{[google-collections|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=google-collections]}} ]]> 11239460 11272233 org.mbari expd-jdbc 1.0-SNAPSHOT {code} Make sure you've added the MBARI's maven repository, directions are in the link above. h3. The Hard Way Alternatively, you can download all the dependencies from [Archiva|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva]. At the time of writing this you will need to search for and include the following jars in your projecct: * {{[slf4j-api|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=slf4j-api]}} * An [slf4j|http://www.slf4j.org/] implementation. If you're using log4j then get {{[slf4j-log4j12|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=slf4j-log4j12]}} * {{[log4j|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=log4j]}} * {{[jtds|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=jtds]}} * If you know how to use dependency injection you should also add {{[guice|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=guice]}} version 2.0 * {{[mbarix4j|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=mbarix4j]}} * {{[google-collections|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=google-collections]}} h2. +Usage+ The code is separated into interfaces and implementations. Here's an example of creating a DAO object for accessing dive info: {code} import org.mbari.expd.Dive; import org.mbari.expd.DiveDAO; import org.mbari.expd.jdbc.DiveDAOImpl; ... DiveDAO dao = new DiveDAOImpl(); Dive dive = dao.findByPlatformAndDiveNumber("Ventana", 1233); {code} Alternatively, you can use [Guice|http://code.google.com/p/google-guice/] and inject the dependencies: {code} import org.mbari.expd.Dive; import org.mbari.expd.DiveDAO; import org.mbari.expd.jdbc.ExpdModule; ... Injector injector = Guice.createInjector(new ExpdModule()); DiveDAO dao = injector.getInstance(DiveDAO.class); Dive dive = dao.findByPlatformAndDiveNumber("Ventana", 1233); {code} h2. +Javadocs+ Rather than struggle to keep the javadocs updated and current, you're best bet is to check out the [source code|http://kahuna.shore.mbari.org/viewvc/expd/] and run the Maven command {{mvn javadoc:javadoc}} to generate documentation. To check out the source code use the command {{svn co svn+ssh://kahuna.shore.mbari.org/svn/repos/expd expd}}]]> 11239466 10388359 10355631 11272232 org.mbari expd-jdbc 1.0-SNAPSHOT {code} Make sure you've added the MBARI's maven repository, directions are in the link above. h3. The Hard Way Alternatively, you can download all the dependencies from [Archiva|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva]. At the time of writing this you will need to search for and include the following jars in your projecct: * {{[slf4j-api|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=slf4j-api]}} * An [slf4j|http://www.slf4j.org/] implementation. If you're using log4j then get {{[slf4j-log4j12|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=slf4j-log4j12]}} * {{[log4j|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=log4j]}} * {{[jtds|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=jtds]}} * If you know how to use dependency injection you should also add {{[guice|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=guice]} version 2.0 * {{[mbarix4j|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=mbarix4j]}} * {{[google-collections|http://seaspray.shore.mbari.org:8082/archiva/quickSearch.action?q=google-collections]}} h2. +Usage+ The code is separated into interfaces and implementations. Here's an example of creating a DAO object for accessing dive info: {code} import org.mbari.expd.Dive; import org.mbari.expd.DiveDAO; import org.mbari.expd.jdbc.DiveDAOImpl; ... DiveDAO dao = new DiveDAOImpl(); Dive dive = dao.findByPlatformAndDiveNumber("Ventana", 1233); {code} Alternatively, you can use [Guice|http://code.google.com/p/google-guice/] and inject the dependencies: {code} import org.mbari.expd.Dive; import org.mbari.expd.DiveDAO; import org.mbari.expd.jdbc.ExpdModule; ... Injector injector = Guice.createInjector(new ExpdModule()); DiveDAO dao = injector.getInstance(DiveDAO.class); Dive dive = dao.findByPlatformAndDiveNumber("Ventana", 1233); {code} ]]> 11239465 23199866 Control Panel> Administrative Tools> Services, make  sure service set to start automatically and then test by rebooting. 4) test service by modifying c:\Program File\CtdGui\CTDCoeffv4.ini, examine logfile after 10 seconds.   ]]> 23167103 5407060 5374320 23199871 Active Per, and look for the Windows x86 MSI download, click it and download to your desktop.) Find the windows explorer icon, right-click it and "Run as Administrator"  Navigate to the downloaded msi installer file (probably on desktop or in \~/Downloads) and run it.  Accept all defaults Open a command window and type perl \-v h2. INSTALL PACKAGES \\ Next find the cmd.exe console icon, r-click and run as administrator.  Then at the prompt, type ppm to run the perl package manager.  It will take about 20 seconds to sync its cfg to the perl repository.\\ .com amd   \\ Service is installed on the PC by: 1) Should only need to install the service once. Open a cmd window, navigate to C:\Program Files\CfgFileMonitor. 2) type perl CfgFileMonitor.pl - install (may complain w/warning re typo in dbo package - ignore ) Should say service installed. 3) Start>Control Panel> Administrative Tools> Services, make  sure service set to start automatically and then test by rebooting. 4) test service by modifying c:\Program File\CtdGui\CTDCoeffv4.ini, examine logfile after 10 seconds.   ]]> 23167108 23199873 Active Per, and look for the Windows x86 MSI download, click it and download to your desktop.) Find the windows explorer icon, right-click it and "Run as Administrator"  Navigate to the downloaded msi installer file (probably on desktop or in \~/Downloads) and run it.  Accept all defaults Open a command window and type perl \-v h2. INSTALL PACKAGES \\ Next find the cmd.exe console icon, r-click and run as administrator.  Then at the prompt, type ppm to run the perl package manager.  It will take about 20 seconds to sync its cfg to the perl repository. \\ .com amd   \\ Service is installed on the PC by: 1) Should only need to install the service once. Open a cmd window, navigate to C:\Program Files\CfgFileMonitor. 2) type perl CfgFileMonitor.pl - install (may complain w/warning re typo in dbo package - ignore ) Should say service installed. 3) Start>Control Panel> Administrative Tools> Services, make  sure service set to start automatically and then test by rebooting. 4) test service by modifying c:\Program File\CtdGui\CTDCoeffv4.ini, examine logfile after 10 seconds.   ]]> 23167110 23199868 Control Panel> Administrative Tools> Services, make  sure service set to start automatically and then test by rebooting. 4) test service by modifying c:\Program File\CtdGui\CTDCoeffv4.ini, examine logfile after 10 seconds.   ]]> 23167105 5407073 5374334 5407074 5374335 23199870 Active Per, and look for the Windows x86 MSI download, click it and download to your desktop.) Find the windows explorer icon, rightclick it and "Run as Administrator"  Navigat to the msi installer file and run it.  Accept all defaults. 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Open a cmd window, navigate to C:\Program Files\CfgFileMonitor. 2) type perl CfgFileMonitor.pl - install (may complain w/warning re typo in dbo package - ignore ) Should say service installed. 3) Start>Control Panel> Administrative Tools> Services, make  sure service set to start automatically and then test by rebooting. 4) test service by modifying c:\Program File\CtdGui\CTDCoeffv4.ini, examine logfile after 10 seconds.   ]]> 23167107 5407077 5374338 5407079 5374340 5407081 5374342 5407083 5374344 5407085 5374346 5407095 5374357 5407096 5374358 5407098 5374360 5407099 5374361 11272293 11239526 2 2006-10-17 21:48:40.373 2026-02-04 08:33:05.020 15204389 5 false 0.0 0 0 4915240 5 false 0.0 0 0 10355628 5 false 0.0 0 0 17858751 5 false 0.0 0 0 10355628 6 false 0.0 0 0 5374355 5 false 0.0 0 0 11239446 6 false 0.0 0 0 10355322 6 false 0.0 0 0 17236189 5 false 0.0 0 0 8355941 6 false 0.0 0 0 15204379 5 false 0.0 0 0 15204389 6 false 0.0 0 0 10355590 6 false 0.0 0 0 15204403 5 false 0.0 0 0 5374355 6 false 0.0 0 0 5374336 5 false 0.0 0 0 15204379 6 false 0.0 0 0 15204403 6 false 0.0 0 0 17858751 6 false 0.0 0 0 5374336 6 false 0.0 0 0 4915240 6 false 0.0 0 0 11239446 5 false 0.0 0 0 17236189 6 false 0.0 0 0 8355941 5 false 0.0 0 0 10355322 5 false 0.0 0 0 10355590 5 false 0.0 0 0