1. Graham Klyne
Email address: <graham DOT klyne AT oucs DOT ox DOT ac DOT uk>
Personal home page: http://www.ninebynine.org/
I am a member of the Image Bioinformatics Research Group in the Zoology department at Oxford University, and administrator for the BioImage wiki and associated networked collaboration facilities.
I also was for a while a member of the Research Technologies Service in Computing Services at Oxford University (OUCS), working on applications of web technologies to Virtual research environments (VREs).
Outside the University, I am doing embedded web software development for a commercial startup company, applying Internet, Web and open source technologies to coordination of home- and building-control systems.
2. Resources
(These pages and links exist solely to assist my work with this wiki.)
SystemInfo - display information about this wiki
3. Work in progress
TechnicalNotes - index page for OSS technical details
BackingUpMySql - how to create a consistent set of files from MySql that can be used for backup
MakingStandards - Notes for RTS internal presentation
ProblemsWithPortals - some work-in-progress notes about problems and limitations of portal technologies
ApacheHttpdNotes - random Apache HTTPD tricks and traps
SakaiVre - Sakai VRE demonstrator project, Oxford activity pages
SakaiVre/SakaiUseObservations - or why we don't use the Sakai portal for our own work
SakaiVre/SakaiUserDirectoryProvider - notes on creating an alternative authentication module
SakaiVre/GuanxiVsInternet2 - notes on choice of Shibboleth SP to use with Sakai
4. Work no longer in active progress
OII_TimBL_TalkNotes - Notes from a talk given by Tim Berners-Lee at the Oxford Internet Institute on 14 March 2006.
MavenNotes - about Apache Software Foundation's Maven software build and deployment tool
PlutoNotes - about Apache Software Foundation's Pluto JSR-168 portlet container library
TomcatNotes - configuration and servlet deployment
TurboGearsWithSqlite - getting the TurboGears Python web application framework up and running with SQLite
InstallingSshblack - some notes for installing an SSH-probe blacklisting script on Linux
SoftwareTesting - open source software testing resources
EclipsePython - using Eclipse with Python
PythonJythonXml - writing portable XML handling code for use with Python and Jython
attachment:20060426-MakingStandards.zip RTS talk: Making Standards - A Cautionary Tale
attachment:20060512-DataWebs.zip RTS talk: DataWebs - Building a Web of Research Data
attachment:WWW2OO6.mht and attachment:WWW2OO6.one: handwritten notes from my attendance at WWW2006 conference, in MHTML and Microsoft "One Note" formats. (IE can display MHTML, but my Firefox does not; the files are quite large - 6-8 Mb - and the MHTML takes a couple of minutes to render in IE.)
attachment:OLSUG.mht and attachment:OLSUG.one: handwritten notes from my attendance at the Oracle Life Sciences User Group meeting held at the EBI in Hinxton, 13 June 2006.
5. Attachments
Some of these attachments are presentations created using W3C "slidy" system (e.g. see [WWW] http://www.w3.org/Talks/Tools/Slidy/ for both demo and explanation). The slides consist of an HTML file containing the main content, plus a number of css and js files. I've slightly modified the css from the W3C copy (removed their logo!), and set things up so the slides refer to the templates via relative path "../slidy/...", based on the directory layout in the attached ZIP files. Thus it should be possible to unzip these into an empty directory, and open the HTML file in a browser with Javascript support enabled. Similarly in a web site directory to make them available for direct HTTP viewing.
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