Coding Camp

REGISTER !

http://www.terena.org/events/details.php?event_id=1972

Dates:

• Wed 23 - Frid 25, March

https://foodl.org/foodle/Mobility-CAMP-4d089 <-- used to decide on the times

Location:

Universitat Pompeu Fabra

Ramon Trias Fargas, 25-27 
Barcelona, Spain

The meeting will be held at the Campus Ciutadella. This Campus is very close to the "Ciutadella-Vila Olímpica" metro station (Line 4) and in the area of the Zoo and the Olimpic Port.

Objective:

The objective of the coding camp is to test the  RS3G Mobility Project Network by* successfully exchanging data among the participating partners in a test enviroment

• using the agreed upon architecture and solution (outcome of Malaga meeting)
• by “pushing the button” in a test environment previously prepared
• going from SIS (Student information System) system-to-system where available.
• publishing the wsdl onto a registry (EdUnify ?)

Participants

Business: IRO Officer s(Day 1)
Technical:  Developers, Architects, Network specialists (Day 2-3)
Ideally the IRO participants should come from one of the universities running the systems managed by the implementers involved in the project (KION, MUCI, SIGMA, LADOK, FS, OODI, HIS... )

The Digital Student Data Portability (DSDP) Task Force in EAIE may be involved in organizing Day 1 (agenda and participants).

IRO staff (or similar) participants:* Jasper Faber (University of Amsterdam)

• Duncan Hamshere (DSDP -EAIE )
• Gøril Mellem (University of Oslo)
• Klementyka Kielak (University of Warsaw)
• Ewa Makal (University of Warsaw)
• Ferran Llunell (Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona)
• Cristina Ferreira (University of Porto) ?
• Suzanne Svensson (University of Linköping) + 1
• Niina Jokela (University of Helsinki)

Agenda (tentative)

Day 1 - Business Process Review and Validation*

• (Morning) Demonstration of the workflow as demonstrated by IRO staff.
• Clarification of the processes and what components can be implemented.
• Statement: how can software support the processes of IROs ?

Day 2 - Technical Day  (may include break-out sessions)

• Review of Technical constraints (Introductory session by Warsaw team) - Possible subjects to discuss: Tomcat vs Glassfish, Jetty and JBoss; Axis vs CXF; SOAP vs REST)
• Status update: what is implemented at which site? (Connectivity to SIS, IRO, protocols, techniques and libraries used) (each participant a 5 minute flash)
• Discussion: what is feasible in the hands-on session?
• Hands-On (break-out session to first test in pairs): Connectivity between the partcipating “nodes”
  • “push the button” 
  •  system-to-system if possible (from SIS database, onto the network, over to the other node) MUCI, KION, SIGMA, Porto...
• Discussion: 
  • RESTvsSOAP approach
  • Secure data exchange 
  • Webservices finalization

• Connectivity between the partcipating “nodes” ** “push the button”** system-to-system if possible (from SIS database, onto the network, over to the other node)  MUCI, KION, SIGMA, Porto...** REST vs SOAP approach

• Webservices finalization

Day 3 - Technical Day (may include break-out sessions)

• Service Registry update (Roland - UMEA)
• workflow process modeling using BPEL (Toni - MURCIA)
• GemBus update (Diego - RedIris)
• evolutionary roadmap defininition

Homework  (preparation)

• IRO's preparation  IRO homework
• Nodes set-up
• Data Format assessment (define exactly what data)
• Schema review (for example check with MLO XML)
• prepare SIS enviroment to run “push the button” test (integrate with SIS)

Tasks

• Describe the details of the “WS” selected interim solution above (Victoriano, Milan)  
• Define the technical preparatory activities in detail  - Tasks for developers (Janina)
• Propose an appropriate “coding camp” agenda structure - sessions (Peter)
• Select official meeting date (Foodle)
• Organize logistics (Louis)
• Do the homework (all, particularly the implementers)!

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