Ecirc Update

Since our meeting in September, I wanted to provide an update as to the Go Live date for E-circ and to provided the website URL for online subdivision application forms.

Attached is a draft version of a user manual that will describe the process and an update to our re-engineering project.

Please do not use the site until January 1. The website address is http://permits.gov.edmonton.ab.ca/default.asp?appArea=Subdivisions

Remember, to use the site you will need to create a login with a password.
Please call me if you have any questions. Please note, I will be in the office on Dec 20 and 21 only. Happy New Year.
Don Read, Project Manager, POSSE on the Web.780 496 3633

John Andrew (john.andrew@schefferandrew.com); Chad Finner (cfinner@telusplanet.net); Jody Wacko (jwacko@stantec.com); John Byrne (jbyrne@palssurveysedm.com); (lindsay@udiedmonton.com); Mike Pankiw (mpankiw@ibigroup.com); 'lindsay@udiedmonton.ca'; bpeters@umagroup.com

and Bob Caldwell

MobileLJThe Java LiveJournal client for cellphones, pagers, and PDAs

http://netninja.com/files/mobilelj/

MobileLJ is a Java 2 Micro Edition MIDlet designed to run on cellphones and PDAs. It allows you to log in and post simple jounal entries to LiveJournal. The client conforms to the lowest common denominator of the J2ME devices. This allows it to run on any of these devices, but limits its capabilities to simple posts with a subject and a text entry--no moods, no music, no user icons. Simple text-based posts. (You will find that this is difficult enough on most devices because you have to enter text on a phone keypad!) MobileLJ is presently in beta. It has been tested to work on Sun's J2ME emulator. It has also been proven to work on a Handspring VisorPhone. I do not have access to Motorola phones or RIM Blackberry pagers, so have not been able to emperically test them, but it is assumed they work as well. Basically, any wireless Java [2 Micro Edition] that supports the CLDC (Connected, Limited Device Configuration) spec and raw socket connections ("socket://hostname:port") will be able to run the MobileLJ client. As you may or may not know, J2ME applications are delivered using two files. The first file, with the extension *.jad, is a text file describing the application: where to get the zip file, how big the zip is, where to get the zip, and other bits of metadata. The second file, with the extension *.jar, is a zip file containing the application itself. Various J2ME devices will have different installation procedures, as follows: If your device supports downloading the J2ME application from the internet You simply need to point the device to the application descriptor, the *.jad file. This tells the device how and where to download the application. Simply point the device to http://netninja.com/files/mobilelj/MobileLJ.jad If your device requires you to download and install using a cable You will need to download and install the application. If you need the *.jad file, us the link above. You will certainly need the *.jar file, available at http://netninja.com/files/mobilelj/MobileLJ.jar If your device is a Palm device Palm devices have a slightly different installation. You will need the Java runtime from Sun. The *.jad and *.jar files get wrapped up in a *.prc. This is installed just like any other Palm application, but needs to be installed aside Sun's runtime. The Palm MobileLJ client to download and install is http://netninja.com/files/mobilelj/MobileLJ.prc
Programmers interested in the MobileLJ architecture can read the Architecture Documentation and are invited to download, review, and contribute to the source code.

LiveJournal Client for Java 2 Micro Edition

http://www.xfyre.com/sw/lj2me/

WhatClient for LiveJournal. Allows to post entries from (almost) any mobile device that supports Java 2 Micro Edition platform.

Internal support for UTF-8 encoding
Support for all LiveJournal access modes (public, private, friends, custom)
Load/save draft functionality
Shared journals (community) access
Login state is saved in device memory with groups/userpics/comminities information, so it's not required to login every time
UI ergonomics resembles popular paradigm of Visions/Semagic Windows client
Works correctly on most CLDC/MIDP devices (Siemens 5x series, Nokia S40 & S60 series, SonyEricsson T610, Motorola, Samsung)
Customizable client signature in entry subject
Optional device signature in entry footer
Userpic support
Draft auto-save on exit
MD5-hashed passwords (using MD5 library by Santeri Paavolainen)
Support for pseudo-tags *bold*, /italic/, _underline_ and %user in entry text
Ability to load, update and remove last journal entry
Support for 'backdate' and 'disable comments' options
Can work with any blogging service that implements LiveJournal FLAT protocol
Setup directionsTo install the last stable version, just point your WAP browser to URL http://www.xfyre.com/lj2me.jad and answer "OK" when asked if you want to install the software.If it doesn't work:
check if your phone really supports J2ME and OTA download
check if your cell phone provider supports downloading applications over the air
if answer was "yes" to both questions, don't hesitate to contact me at xfyre@xfyre.com PalmOS uses can download http://www.xfyre.com/lj2me.prc (JVM for PalmOS must be installed to run the application).
News12.12.04Version 1.0.6. Changes:+ new feature: change server URL in login form, so any LiveJournal-compliant server may be used% minor code rewritesDownload: [JAD] [JAR]18.11.04Version 1.0.5. Changes:% minor fix (eliminate NullPointerException while editing draft when not logged in)% fix connection routines for Series60/Symbian 6 platform (works OK on emulator)Download: [JAD] [JAR]02.09.04Version 1.0.4. Changes:+ auto-save draft on incoming call or other evens that may suspend the applicationDownload: [JAD] [JAR]04.08.04Version 1.0.3. Changes:% small bugfix to work around the problem with DateField on Motorola V300/V400/V500/V600% internal rework for UTF-8 encoding/decoding routines (shouldn't affect end users in any way)Download: [JAD] [JAR]08.04.04Version 1.0.2. Changes:% LiveJournal 'flat' interface URL moved to application descriptor and specified as an IP address (not DNS name), thus enabling client functionaliy on devices without proper DNS resolution (e.g. Motorola)Download: [JAD] [JAR]04.03.04Version 1.0.1. Changes:% cosmetic change to device signature (it looks like Device: device_name) nowDownload: [JAD] [JAR]26.01.04Version 1.0.0 (Release). Changes:% increased maximum text size to 4K (actual value depends on your device)% bugfixed loading last entry with empty subjectDownload: [JAD] [JAR]19.01.04Version 0.9.9 (1.0 RC2). Changes since 0.9.7:% reworked UI ergonomics+ help screen for HTML pseudo-tags+ optional MIDP device signature in footer+ backdate & "disable comments" option support+ ability to modify entry date+ "delete entry" feature (available after loading last entry)Download: [JAD] [JAR]05.01.04English page for the project (uffff). Coming soon: compatibility sheet & screenshots. Latest stable version is 0.97.
FilesEntire distribution is available here: http://www.xfyre.com/sw/lj2me/dist/

Ecirc is in full soft launch Today !!!!!!!!

The File Upload / Download component is now working. You may proceed with Production testing. The url is http://permits.gov.edmonton.ab.ca
Note: I just created a Subdivision over the web and paid for it successfully (job #43704399-001). I logged in as KSTEST, pwd: KSTEST. By Friday, payment will have made it's way through the payment cycle back into POSSE from SAP. You can use this job to continue with testing if you wish.
When you are ready to go live, you will need to add links into the COE Planning > Infrastructure content pages. Below is the url for the link.
http://permits.gov.edmonton.ab.ca/default.asp?appArea=Subdivisions

Access to my Blog

http://www.blogger.com/app/blog.pyra?blogID=9437688

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Sub Web page access

http://permits.gov.edmonton.ab.ca/default.asp

CMS access from the outside.

From: Cathy Partridge Sent: Tuesday, October 26, 2004 2:01 PM To: CRS IT Messaging Team* Cc: CRS IT SD Team*; CRS IT Client Relations* Subject: Welcome to Exchange 2003
Congratulations! Your mailbox has been successfully migrated from Exchange 5.5 to Exchange 2003 as part of the Exchange 2003 Deployment Project. Your Outlook configuration has updated automatically to point to your new Exchange home server.
For our customers who access their city email while away from the office, a new and improved Outlook Web Access (OWA) service is now available at https://coedm.edmonton.ca/owa . Please enter your network logon id and password when prompted (see screenshot below).
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Thank you for your cooperation during this transition.
Cathy Partridge, Project Manager Exchange 2003 Deployment Corporate Services, Information Technology City of Edmonton 18th Floor, Century Place 9803 - 102A Avenue Edmonton, AB T5J 3A3
Phone: (780) 496-4054 Fax: (780) 496-4014 Email: Cathy.Partridge@edmonton.ca

Subdivsions Web access

http://permits.gov.edmonton.ab.ca/default.asp

PS 3 chip details

The "Cell" processor that will power the next version of the PlayStation game console will also be adaptable for advanced scientific research, but you won't have to be a rocket scientist to program it.
That is the pledge of one of the chief architects of the Cell, jointly developed by IBM, Sony and Toshiba, who on Friday sought to allay fears that the chip would create huge programming challenges for game developers just starting to learn their way around the complex circuitry that powers the current PlayStation 2.
"We're very much aware of the need to balance between innovation in architecture and the ability to leverage that innovation," H. Peter Hofstee, a researcher in IBM's Systems and Technology division, said during a break at an IBM press event here. "The learning curve for this platform should be significantly better than previous ones."
The three companies announced their Cell plans three years ago, describing an advanced processor tailored for demanding multimedia tasks. The companies said earlier this week that they plan to begin test production of Cell chips early next year, with the first Cell-based products--workstation PCs for computer graphics production--set to arrive late in the year.
Sony and Toshiba both plan to start selling high-definition TV sets powered by the chip in 2006, which is also when Sony is expected to introduce the Cell-powered PlayStation 3.
Hofstee said the Cell will benefit game developers not only by giving them a stable and easily approachable foundation for games to run on, but by powering the workstations they use to produce games. The upshot is that developers should be spending a lot less time waiting for their equipment to render the animation they create.
"We think it's going to be a much more seamless and speedy process for developers using these workstations," he said.

Besides workstations, game machines and TV sets, Cell is also likely to power certain types of scientific supercomputers, streaming media servers and image analysis systems, all of which have continually expanding needs for processing power. Hofstee said Cell taps into an emerging "convergence between what we think of as supercomputing and what we use in the entertainment space."
Beyond that, the sky's the limit, according to Hofstee, who said the Cell development team set out to create a flexible design that would dramatically increase processing power while skirting growing chipmaker concerns about power consumption.
"We've created something that is very flexible," he said. "Having a more generic architecture will allow people to do new things."

Nokia edge phone.

Nokia on Wednesday bulked up its lineup of phones that use EDGE, or Enhanced Data Rates for GSM Evolution, a speedier cell phone standard that has been slow to gain acceptance among wireless carriers. The Nokia 6620 is the third EDGE phone that the company has released, but it's the first "smart phone" for EDGE networks that's capable of creating and e-mailing videos using an embedded camera and other advanced cell phone features.

Film to premier on cell phones Friday

December 7, 2004, 2:18 PM PST
Film to premiere on cell phones

At a time when most Americans can't get local movie listings on their cell phone screens, an Indian carrier is putting an entire film onto wireless phones. Makes America Online's big deal about bringing the "Star Wars" trailer to PCs a day early seem kinda retro.
According to IndiaFM--a co-sponsor of the promotion--a "much talked-about campus caper" called "Rok Sako To Rok Lo" hits theaters on Friday, but Airtel subscribers can watch the entire feature on their tiny little EDGE-enabled cell phone screens Thursday. We learned this from Boing Boing, which got it from Gizmodo, which must have a Delhi bureau or something.
An entire movie on your small, small screen, before it hits the big screen. Not entirely uncool--if you ignore the eye strain, the 90 minutes or more of data connection charges and the issue of whether the phone battery will last for nearly two hours of video.

CX Eapps contracts

I met with Lynne at IT contracts and go the details to process the contracts.
Done, copies prepared for LB sig and draft copies sent ot Michael Ardron for review.

CIP / AACIP Conference July 17-20, 2005 Calgary

Please accept this email message as confirmation that your submission(s) to make a presentation at the conference as been received at CIP and is currently being reviewed by the Program Committee. On behalf of the Program Committee, I wish to inform you that decisions will soon be made on the program selection and that you will be contacted no later than the first week of January 2005 on the outcome of the selection process.

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Concluding the Sony Ericsson developer seminar at CTIA Wireless IT & Entertainment 2004

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http://developer.sonyericsson.com/site/global/docstools/java/p_java.jsp

http://developer.sonyericsson.com/site/global/home/p_home.jsp

November 24, 2004
Developer case study:Quickoffice Premier on the Sony Ericsson P910
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Quickoffice Premier is a suite of personal productivity applications designed to extend the office to mobile smartphones and handheld devices. The applications Quicksheet, Quickword, and Quickpoint are Microsoft Office compatible Excel spreadsheet, Word processor and PowerPoint presentation applications. They allow users to work in a native file format.
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permits website

tested from home and it worked uner the login dreadlox.

Error message o nthe test for the payments

I emailed Karalee with the error on the web payment page, It may not be online as of yet.


[ ASP COM Call: payecom.asp : CreateEComTransaction( ) ] error '8004c737'
Database Error: We are unable to process your request for payment. Please contact Karallee at 496-6774. in package body ERR.PKG_ERRORS, line 47, in package body ERR.PKG_ERRORS, line 218, in package body API.PKG_ERRORS, line 52, in package body SITESPECIFIC.PKG_WEBFLOODPREVENTION, line 70, in anonymous block, line 2, in package body SYS.DBMS_SYS_SQL, line 1120, in package body SYS.DBMS_SQL, line 323, in package body APP.PKG_DYNAMICSQL, line 278, in package body OBJMODELPHYS.PKG_GENERICOBJECTUPDATE, line 536, in package body OBJMODELPHYS.PKG_GENERICOBJECTUPDATE, line 598, in package body OBJMODELPHYS.PKG_THREAD, line 114, in package body OBJMODELPHYS.PKG_THREAD, line 169, in package body OBJMODELPHYS.PKG_INTERNALUPDATE, line 729, in package body OUTRIDER.PKG_OBJECTUPDATE, line 65, in anonymous block, line 2, in file "C:\dev\server\build\posse.Outrider.Core\5.4.7.5\py22\win32\PosseOracle.py", line 67, function execute, in file "C:\dev\server\build\posse.Outrider.Core\5.4.7.5\py22\win32\OutriderCore.py", line 324, function CreateEComTransaction, in file "C:\dev\server\source\posse.Outrider.COM\5.4.7.5\OutriderCOM.py", line 164, function CreateEComTransaction, in file "C:\dev\server\build\posse.Outrider.Core\5.4.7.5\py22\win32\FunctionWrapper.py", line 44, function __call__, Local Variables: v_Level: None a_Commit: 0 a_Args: {'p_ObjectDefId': 614624, 'p_ObjectIds': [43556127], 'p_EndpointIds': [671454]} self: a_Rollback: 1 a_SQL: 'begin\n :p_ObjectId := outrider.pkg_ObjectUpdate.NewWithRelationships(\n :p_ObjectDefId, :p_EndpointIds, :p_ObjectIds);\n end;' Call Arguments: a_Name: u'ECom Transaction' a_ObjectList: u'43556127' v_ObjectList: ['43556127'] self: a_ShoppingCartObjectId: None v_ShoppingCartObjectId: None
/posseglobal.asp, line 577

permits access

http://permits.gov.edmonton.ab.ca/default.asp

This is the URL for Ecirc online.

Stuff from around the net

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On the contrary, she's a trend. Most of her friends -- many of them geeks and übergeeks -- live this way, the internet at the center of their relationships.
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Ecirc goes LIVE, soft launch

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
From Karalee to Don Read
Cc 'philipv@computronix.com'; Don Read; 'john@computronix.com' Marcia Woytovich; Marcel Mudryk; Christian Walker; Tim Beauchamp
Fri 12/03/2004 6:21 PM

Don, I have placed Ecirculation into Production (soft launch) this evening. The url is http://permits.gov.edmonton.ab.ca

When testing, I was unable to upload a file. Phillip, I am on course until Thursday. I will need your help with getting the file upload/download to work. Marcia, I may need your assistance with connecting to the production File Upload/Download hardware as well. Thanks.

I got the below error on the File Upload screen:
Errors:
Unexpected Server Error

Don, if you plan on doing some tests, create a subdivision job in POSSE, then make sure you attach a Web Applicant. You can then login to the web, as the Web Applicant and perform all other functionality.

Marcel and I have a disagreement

Good job and thank you very much. We do appreciate your professional approach to these changes and recognize you willingness to make this work.

Thanks again
Marcel


Marcel Mudryk 6th floor, Scotia Place 10060 Jasper Avenue Phone: (780) 496-8823 Fax: (780) 496-4014 Cell: (780) 977-9511 <mailto:Marcel.Mudryk@edmonton.ca>
-----Original Message-----From: Yuen Ip [mailto:yuen@computronix.com] Sent: Thursday, December 02, 2004 2:00 PMTo: Karallee Swabb; Don ReadCc: Marcel Mudryk; Christian Walker; Tim Beauchamp; Debby Kronewitt-Martin; Michael ArdronSubject: RE: Ecirculation web component
Hi Karallee and Don,

Thanks for testing the latest development changes this morning. As of noon today, we have fixed all the issues.
If there is anything else you find, do let me know.

Thanks!
Yuen

From: Karallee Swabb [mailto:Karallee.Swabb@edmonton.ca] Sent: Thursday, December 02, 2004 9:08 AMTo: yuen@computronix.com; Don Read; michael@computronix.comCc: Marcel Mudryk; Christian Walker; Tim Beauchamp; Debby Kronewitt-MartinSubject: Ecirculation web componentImportance: High

Good morning.
Yuen, are you still coming in today? I called your office, but no answer.
Don, it is important to finish our development work and testing by 3pm today because the development database is being destroyed in prep for the 3 tier environment. I must have all development work migrated to another database by the 4pm today. If we do not complete our work today, development cannot resume until December 13th, pushing back the web component migration to Production to Dec 15th or even later.

Thu 12/02/2004 10:18 AM

Don,
That might be so but with the architectural changes VPN would stop working. Even the IT group has to be very careful when making changes as Test is going and Development is coming to replace it. With the refresh from production to development having developers outside of our group only complicates the project and increases the risk of affecting users. Our best professional recommendation is that we manage the environment with minimal exposure to users. Therefore in this case we have chosen to limit VPN until the environment is stable.
I hope this helps.
ThanksMarcel
Marcel Mudryk
6th floor, Scotia Place
10060 Jasper Avenue
Phone: (780) 496-8823
Fax: (780) 496-4014
Cell: (780) 977-9511
<mailto:Marcel.Mudryk@edmonton.ca>

-----Original Message-----
From: Don Read
Sent: Thursday, December 02, 2004 9:35 AM
To: Marcel Mudryk
Subject: RE: Ecirculation web component
I know that the scheduled meeting was set by your staff for today. Being reminded that there is a tight deadline does not assist the situation. If the access was retained, the schedule set by Karalee would finished by now and we would be in production.
-----Original Message-----
From: Marcel Mudryk
Sent: Thursday, December 02, 2004 9:29 AM
To: Don Read
Cc: Christian Walker; Tim Beauchamp; 'yuen@computronix.com'; 'michael@computronix.com'; Karallee Swabb; 'John Boonstra'; Gord Stang
Subject: RE: Ecirculation web component
Don,
Access is not an issue. We have scheduled time this morning to work directly with the contractor and can easily complete the work. The issue is that we have two project managers (yourself and John) that could help to ensure that we can get working on it as agreed to. Had we realized that times were changing; yes we could have made other arrangements but since we didn't we are now required to get this completed today. Otherwise, implementation will be impacted by the whole architecture project.
We have set aside resources here at Scotia Place that are waiting to work on these changes and only want to get working on it.
John, Michael, Don is there something you can do to help us?
ThanksMarcel
Marcel Mudryk
6th floor, Scotia Place
10060 Jasper Avenue
Phone: (780) 496-8823
Fax: (780) 496-4014
Cell: (780) 977-9511
<mailto:Marcel.Mudryk@edmonton.ca>

-----Original Message-----
From: Don Read
Sent: Thursday, December 02, 2004 9:18 AM
To: 'yuen@computronix.com'; 'michael@computronix.com'; Karallee Swabb
Cc: Marcel Mudryk; Christian Walker; Tim Beauchamp; Debby Kronewitt-Martin
Subject: RE: Ecirculation web component
I am fully aware of the tight time frames. If the access was retained we would not be in this situation. My day is yours with the exception of the lunch period where I will be attending the POSSE Steering Committee meeting.

-----Original Message-----
From: Karallee Swabb
Sent: Thursday, December 02, 2004 9:08 AM
To: 'yuen@computronix.com'; Don Read; 'michael@computronix.com'
Cc: Marcel Mudryk; Christian Walker; Tim Beauchamp; Debby Kronewitt-Martin
Subject: Ecirculation web component
Importance: High
Good morning.
Yuen, are you still coming in today? I called your office, but no answer.
Don, it is important to finish our development work and testing by 3pm today because the development database is being destroyed in prep for the 3 tier environment. I must have all development work migrated to another database by the 4pm today. If we do not complete our work today, development cannot resume until December 13th, pushing back the web component migration to Production to Dec 15th or even later.


From: Karallee Swabb
Sent: Thursday, December 02, 2004 9:08 AM
To: 'yuen@computronix.com'; Don Read; 'michael@computronix.com'
Cc: Marcel Mudryk; Christian Walker; Tim Beauchamp; Debby Kronewitt-Martin
Subject: Ecirculation web component
Importance: High
Perhaps you should call John Boonstra. If the work is not done, tested and signed off by 3pm today, I will not move the code into Production.
-----Original Message-----
From: Don Read
Sent: Thursday, December 02, 2004 9:11 AM
To: Karallee Swabb
Subject: RE: Ecirculation web component
I agree. I expect Yuen at your office this morning. Please call me when he arrives. I agree and insist that we get it in by end of today. I have all day , except the lunch hour, to work with you. Lunch is the POSSE Steering Committee.
-----Original Message-----
From: Karallee Swabb
Sent: Thursday, December 02, 2004 9:08 AM
To: 'yuen@computronix.com'; Don Read; 'michael@computronix.com'
Cc: Marcel Mudryk; Christian Walker; Tim Beauchamp; Debby Kronewitt-Martin
Subject: Ecirculation web component
Importance: High
Good morning.
Yuen, are you still coming in today? I called your office, but no answer.
Don, it is important to finish our development work and testing by 3pm today because the development database is being destroyed in prep for the 3 tier environment. I must have all development work migrated to another database by the 4pm today. If we do not complete our work today, development cannot resume until December 13th, pushing back the web component migration to Production to Dec 15th or even later.

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