AMDS Technical updates

I added a project called db-importer that can be used to import CSV (and eventually xml) AMDS extracts into an AMDS Store database based on the schemas we're using at CDC. This isn't the fastest or best importer, but it works on MS SQLServer and PostgreSQL and will be used to bring in daily report extracts from systems like BioSense.

I also talked a bit with Vaughn to transition over his projects. I'll be fixing up / re-writing AMDSCore and AMDSPoison over the next few weeks in time for the PHIN Conference until we find another Java developer.

Finally, we had a productive meeting with the PHIN Messaging steward and team about ways to directly collaborate in the solution development of PHGrid, PHINMS and PHIN-SRM. Nothing major was covered, but lots of good ideas that we'll follow up on in the near future.

North Carolina is changing colors.

So, I finally got data pulling into the map.

It's just North Carolina, and it doesn't show a graph, but it pulls data.

I had to do a lot of debugging and found that the service is very particular about regions within the boundaries being passed in, and I had to build the list of available conditions... and I know there is a lot of tweaking and changing to be made in order for things to start behaving... This helps map out the ways the application will need to act as well (no selecting regions that aren't available, etc)

But hey, AMDS data in polygon(s). Yay!