GIPSEService update

I just checked in updates to the GIPSEService project to include support for the Age and Service Area (Disposition) stratifiers as well as the Data Source filter.

This has pretty major ramifications as the version of gipse.xsd changed from 6/30 to 8/31. This means that anyone using the source code for GIPSEService should redownload and rebuild their local gar so that the latest version of gipse.xsd is supported.

You can see the latest copy of the gipse.xsd in its sourceforge project.

Taha wanted us to try out google code instead of the usual sourceforge project, so you can grab the latest version of the GIPSEService project through google code's svn. (btw, so far google code is a lot cleaner, but I miss the ability to download a tarball through the browser)

I'll update the NCPHI lab node during Friday's usual deployment, so you have until then to update your clients to use the latest updates.

If we were actually in production (planned for after Sep 1), we would actually version the service and provide a support window where both versions were supported. We're only breaking interfaces because there are no production users yet.

If you don't update, you will see an exception like this:

[java] org.xml.sax.SAXException: Invalid element in gov.cdc.ncphi.phgrid.services.gipse.stubs.QueryMetadataRequestQuery - MetadataQuery
[java] at org.apache.axis.message.SOAPFaultBuilder.createFault(SOAPFaultBuilder.java:221)
[java] at org.apache.axis.message.SOAPFaultBuilder.endElement(SOAPFaultBuilder.java:128)
...

This is caused because the client expects a specific xml namespace to be used by gipse. Older clients will expect http://ncphi.phgrid.net:8080/schemas/gipse/20090630, while this latest version uses http://ncphi.phgrid.net:8080/schemas/gipse/20090831.

This should be a rather painless upgrade for any existing users. If you customized the service code then you'll struggle (but what did you expect, next time contribute your changes back so we can make sure your changes make it into future versions).

For anyone still using the amds* database structure, you will need to update your db. Use the gipse-store project to generate ddl for SQLServer or PostgreSQL. Then you can copy over all your data from amds_extract using a query like:

INSERT INTO gipse_store (date, indicator_id, value, data_source_id, zip5, state)
SELECT date, condition, count, source_oid, zip5, state FROM amds_extract