GHO will use an internal address (same service is available internal and external) - http://gva1swceres.who.int/WHO.IMR.PublicService/PublicApiService.asmx. As Milan correctly points out, this is maintained in the database which can be changed via UPDATE with REPLACE for the server path. It should basically look like this:
UPDATE WHO_GHO_PROD.NOTES
SET NOTE_URL = REPLACE(NOTE_URL,'gamapserver.who.int/WHO.IMR.PublicService/PublicApiService.asmx','apps.who.int/gho/indicatorregistryservice/publicapiservice.asmx');
In our case, we have already done this which is why it works in the "4 war file" version of GHO. I suspect that the issue is related to a pointer to olap_metadata.
All this is in the bug tracker issue which should probably be assigned to me. Thanks.
From my previous e-mail....
Yes, that is correct. I removed the web service from gamapserver yesterday. There is an alternate URL now that T4Bi should use:
http:// apps.who. int/gho/ indicatorregist ryservice/ publicapiservic e.asmx/ IndicatorGetAsX ml
GHO will use an internal address (same service is available internal and external) - http:// gva1swceres. who.int/ WHO.IMR. PublicService/ PublicApiServic e.asmx. As Milan correctly points out, this is maintained in the database which can be changed via UPDATE with REPLACE for the server path. It should basically look like this:
UPDATE WHO_GHO_PROD.NOTES NOTE_URL, 'gamapserver. who.int/ WHO.IMR. PublicService/ PublicApiServic e.asmx' ,'apps. who.int/ gho/indicatorre gistryservice/ publicapiservic e.asmx' );
SET NOTE_URL = REPLACE(
In our case, we have already done this which is why it works in the "4 war file" version of GHO. I suspect that the issue is related to a pointer to olap_metadata.
All this is in the bug tracker issue which should probably be assigned to me. Thanks.
Steve