grid-viewer now pulls it's library from the phgrid repository

I uploaded the jars that grid-viewer uses to the phgrid repository, and updated the pom file to pull from the repositories.

So now, instead of having to track down the various files from globus, amds service, and introduce... and then install them into the local repository... one can just type "maven package" and maven will download the files.

I think this will help me a lot, and now that several people are using my code I am hoping it will help them a lot.

The one thing that will still need to be written up is that some of the files (all the ones specified by "provided" in the POM file) will need to be copied into the web containers shared lib directory. I am debating whether it will be more useful to change them from provided to default (meaning they will be included in the war) so long as whoever is trying to set-up grid-viewer isn't trying to use multiple grid-viewers (or other things that will be using the secure globus libraries), it should work.

Otherwise, I have made some minor changes to grid viewer, but I'm planning to make some progress to gridviewer behavior and and performance tomorrow and next week.

Conflicting PostgreSQL drivers

While deploying the AMDSService (soon to be renamed to GIPSEService) to the training node, we noticed this error:
"SET AUTOCOMMIT TO OFF is no longer supported" being thrown by the AMDSService operations.

This was caused because the training node uses PostgreSQL 8.1 yet the globus_database_common package deploys the JDBC driver for PostgreSQL 7.3 (pg73jdbc2.jar). This causes a problem with the way that ibatis handles postgres connections (specifically ibatis turns autocommit off to maximize performance).

The AMDSService includes the postgreSQL 8 driver (postgresql-8.3-604.jdbc3.jar). To get around this error, we removed the 7.3 driver from the training node's Globus and the training node's Tomcat. Globus is happy using the updated driver, AMDSService is happy using the updated driver and RODSA-DAI is still happy using the updated driver.

This is not a problem for WS-Core Globus installs (like our Windows nodes) since WS-Core doesn't include the 7.3 driver.

Something to keep in mind for any Linux PHGrid nodes that use AMDSService is that they will need to remove the 7.3 postgres driver after installing Globus and the AMDSService. (This is accomplished by renaming $GLOBUS_LOCATION\lib\pg73jdbc2.jar to pg73jdbc2.jar.old; then redeploying Globus to tomcat).