Brajesh,
There are too many people on this mailing list and I
think its inappropriate to spam everyone with out-of-topic and in my
opinion nonsensical sentences.
I consider this trolling and I request you not to send such emails.
Core team,
1. Do you agree this is a valid requirement? or will this never be implemented?
2. Should we just remove search by uid?
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Regards,
Saptarshi PURKAYASTHA
Date: Tue, 5 Nov 2013 03:54:04 +0800
From: brajesh.mur...@yahoo.com
To: mlati...@gmail.com; l...@roland.bz
CC: dhis2-devs@lists.launchpad.net
Subject: Re: [Dhis2-devs] Web API - Search by id
Hello Mobilars and Saptarshi,
Agreed with SOAP is now old fashioned, but we should remember one thing that
DHIS2 development programme and its deployment is primarily focused on
developing and under developed country to improve their Health, Nutrition and
Population Sector Program and its primary diameter of development(but not
radious of development) should be focused on Mother and Child Health (MCH) as
well as Rehabilitation and Child Health (RCH) Programme only. I am sure in most
of the developing and under developed countries from kids to their parents even
house surgeon and clinical doctors still they are using every day SOAP
products to make their hands clean and jerms protected.
But i am little bit surprised
suspicious with Mobilars and Saptarshi, whether you both are using it or not
in your day to day life, perhaps quite sure 100 % that Weivao and Alex both
have started using it every day to make their hands clean and jirms protected.
Agreed with Mobilars that SOAP is old fashioned now a days and there are so
much new developments has been happened in this area, but still these days
there are so many old fashioned concepts are being used in developing and under
developed countries like long back Fat Man (FM) doped in Nagasaki detonation
causes nuclear explosion and destroying so many lives, but now a days in so
many metropolitan cities this FM concept are being used as doping melodious
musics, news, game commentary various live saving advertisements and so many
audio programmes to make ppl feel good and enjoy their every day life.
So in short, i can say, adhering to the old fashioned ideas like SOAP/Knut and
HTTP/Bob interfaces are
not as bad as just quickly sticking with alpha release of REST type of several
applied science products and api's like examination controllers which are not
even properly tested and pass user acceptance test for expected requirements.
For mapping and searching single resource, i think no need to use url as
co-ordinate geomatory type of concept with multiple url for finding and
searching one resource kept in DHIS 2 deployed application, rather it should be
more clear in requirement analysis that target object or resource is static,
not moving projectile. I think in DHIS 2 application development program,
resources are in web-apps deployed on web server and its more likely static
some where at a particular instance of time frame not inside flying machine.
Agreed with Saptarshi, requirement is little tough to use SOAP in DHIS 2
development programe, perhaps I think more qualified ppls thinks simple
problems in more complex
ways, because they put so many bundles of unwanted ideas in their head and
that comes and reflect in their new development programme areas leads and
produce new development products and approach of simple thing in more complex
paralytic ways. And Saptarshi, you can't be-leave, i know some of the Phd
aspirants rangers engaged in DHIS 2 development programme, they even don't take
proper shower every day not because they are not aware about its use and
implications but rather because their head are full with other process and they
don't have that much of time to go for shower, pardon but their uid's are quite
confidential in India. Therefor I am expecting SOAP web api module development
programme should have ppl who are only bachelors and enrolled in DHIS 2
development programme and should be engaged in any family welfare health
programme.
If such team is available than its fine if not than it must be introduced in
DHIS 2 development programe so that
they can think about the prospective in more likely neutral way not likely
ionized way.
Regards,
Brajesh Murari
On Monday, 4 November 2013 10:21 PM, Murod Latifov <mlati...@gmail.com>
wrote:
And of course if one does not belong to any of those categories listed by
Brajesh. To me it looks like no one gets qualified for this job, inside and
outside DHIS2 team. Very tough requirements Brajesh. Agree with Mobilarsh on
open source concept though.
Best of luck Brajesh!On Mon, Nov 4, 2013 at 9:35 PM, Lars Kristian Roland
<l...@roland.bz> wrote:
Not sure if this was ironic, but in case it wasn't: I respectfully disagree.
SOAP is old fashioned and should not be woken from the dead.
But it is open source software, so one may of course implement SOAP if one
feels this is better.
Best regards
Mobilars
4. nov. 2013 17:28 skrev "Brajesh Murari" <brajesh.mur...@yahoo.com> følgende:
I think its time to introduce and develop new module which should be based on
Simple Object Architecture Protocol (SOAP), as from the trail mail it shows
REST APIs are not in a position to provide secure layers for finding resources,
in other words we can say REST APIs are one of the biggest failure in DHIS2
application development. I would request to the list and the DHIS2 global
application development team to introduce some developer to work and try to
develop DHIS2 web api using SOAP but make sure the team engaged in development
of this new SOAP based api should not contain any married developer nor they
should be Post Graduate or Phd holder at all in any deciplene nor they should
be any consultant or solution architect. This team should belong to simple
developer with fresh mind and make sure that team should not
contain any developer who has all ready celebrated their silver jubilee in
application development.Regards,Brajesh Murari
On Monday, 4 November 2013 9:34 PM, Saptarshi Purkayastha
<sun...@gmail.com> wrote:
It is generally considered to be bad practice in the design of Web API or REST
APIs that two URLs point to the same resources.Also I would think that people
who want to juggle between existing web functionality and Web API, would like
to use internal IDs to get the UID and then use the UID for web API calls. This
makes it more flexible to use and switch between the two IDs depending what
functionality you want to use, either from core web interface (uses IDs) or Web
API (uses UIDs)
---Regards,Saptarshi PURKAYASTHAFrom: janhenrik.overland@gmail.comDate: Mon, 4
Nov 2013 16:57:26 +0100Subject: Re: [Dhis2-devs] Web API - Search by id
To: sunbiz@gmail.comCC: dhis2-devs@lists.launchpad.netIt's just for
convenience. If you make an app that looks up organisation units by id, code or
name you won't have to change the base url based on the
parameter.
On Mon, Nov 4, 2013 at 4:47 PM, Saptarshi Purkayastha <sun...@gmail.com> wrote:
Why would one use the search at all in this case of using the UID?You can
directly get the resource with the UID
http://apps.dhis2.org/demo/api/organisationUnits/ImspTQPwCqd gives Sierra Leone
http://apps.dhis2.org/demo/api/organisationUnits/search/Sierra%20Leone is the
search---
Regards,Saptarshi PURKAYASTHAFrom: janhenrik.overland@gmail.comDate: Mon, 4 Nov
2013 16:36:25 +0100Subject: Re: [Dhis2-devs] Web API - Search by id
To: sunbiz@gmail.comCC: dhis2-devs@lists.launchpad.net
Hi, try the uid. For a web API user there is only one id (which is the uid). We
don't want to confuse him by saying "uid" in the docs as it implies that there
is an "id" as well.
On Mon, Nov 4, 2013 at 4:11 PM, Saptarshi Purkayastha <sun...@gmail.com> wrote:
The Web API documentation here:
http://www.dhis2.org/doc/snapshot/en/user/html/ch25s04.htmlsuggests that you
can search a resource by its id, code and name.
I tried the following:
http://apps.dhis2.org/demo/api/organisationUnits/search/559But it says Object
not found for query: 559
So, does it only work for code and name and not for id?---Regards,Saptarshi
PURKAYASTHA
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