Matrix

Collaboration Matrix is a visualization showing the connectedness and collaboration between authors and their affiliations. Visit https://rin.lipi.go.id/matrix/ to play with a production installation.

The "Content of Relations" dropdown is used to select the contents of matrix collaboration content. There are 2 choices of content, namely:

1. Based on Author = displays a collaboration matrix between the author name.
2. Based on Affiliation = displays a collaboration matrix between affiliation.

The "Order by" dropdown is used to sort the appearance of the matrix. There are 4 types of order choices, namely:

1. Name (A-Z) = sort by alphabetical order name.
2. Highest Frequency = sort by the highest collaboration frequency.
3. Count Per Name = sort by number of collaborations per name.
4. Leaf Order = sort by proximity of collaboration values per name.

The first 25 collaborations are displayed.

Minimum Requirement :

• Glassfish 4
• Java JDK 8
• PostgreSQL 9.2

Test Deploying an Application From the Command Line

1. To download a copy of the 'matrix.war' application.

2. Save the matrix.war file in the directory of your choice. This directory is referred to as sample-dir.

3. Start Glassfish Server domain before deploy the application. To Start the Default Domain. Run the asadmin start-domain command without an operand:

   as-install/bin/asadmin start-domain

   The command starts the default domain, domain1.

4. Use the asadmin deploy command. General command is:

   as-install/bin/asadmin deploy war-name

   To deploy the matrix.war sample, the command is:

   as-install/bin/asadmin deploy sample-dir/matrix.war

   Normally can be create in /domain1/applications/matrix/

5. Access the matrix application by typing the following URL in your browser:

   http://localhost:8080/matrix

6. The application's start page is displayed.

See Full Documentation Glassfish : Doc Glassfish 4.

Config Database

Configure Script To Connect Database PostgreSQL Server in File "config.json" at /matrix/resources/data/config.json

Example Default Config :

• host = "IP database PostgreSQL server"
• port = "port database"
• dbname = "the name of database"
• username = "username to access database"
• password = "password to access database"
• pathjsonfile = "folder location where json file is stored" (normally it doesn't need to be changed)

Examples Output Matrix :

Developer Team

• Hendro Subagyo (Indonesian Institute of Sciences)
• Slamet Riyanto (Indonesian Institute of Sciences)
• Ekawati Marlina (Indonesian Institute of Sciences)
• Sjaeful Afandi (Indonesian Institute of Sciences)
• Rodiah (Gunadarma University)
• Kevin Aqbar (Gunadarma University)