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LimeSurvey RDC
Since LimeSurvey™ is highly flexible in what types of surveys can be implemented, this single Survey based Risk Data Collector can be seen as a "meta" collector, in that is can collect any type of user input collectable from LimeSurvey™ (Creating LimeSurvey Questionnaires provide instructions to create surveys compatible with this RDR).
The LimeSurvey™ Survey based Risk Data Collector requires 4 input values in addition to the mandatory "targetEntity" input value. They are as follows:
Name | Meaning |
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username | The user name of the user account with which the LimeSurvey™ Survey based Risk Data Collector should log in to the running LimeSurvey™ instance. |
password | The password of the user account with which the LimeSurvey™ Survey based Risk Data Collector should log in to the running LimeSurvey™ instance. |
url | The domain for the LimeSurvey™ instance which contains the survey to collect from, for example: http://limesurvey.merit.unu.edu/ |
surveyID | A numeric ID of the LimeSurvey™ survey which should be collected from. |
responseID | A numeric ID of the specific response instance of the LimeSurvey™ survey which should be collected. |
The results of the Survey based Internal Risk Data Collector are specific to the individual survey which is collected so therefore cannot possibly be enumerated here but for a given survey, all of the results from the survey will appear in the results of the LimeSurvey™ Survey based Risk Data Collector. The following table include the set of data inputs defined in the survey for gathering contextual indicators for the adopter organization.
Data Point | Meaning | Posible values |
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CurrentSupply | The most significant current source of supply of OSS in the adopter organization | 1: in-house production 2: other company 3: organisation contributing the OSS community 4: organisation not contributing the OSS community 5: external developers hired temporary by the organization |
StrategyIntegration | The adopter organization is currently has a collaboration/partnership relation with some OSS Community | 0: No, 1: Yes |
StrategyInitiative | The adopter organization has created an OSS community | 0: No, 1: Yes |
StrategyFork | The adopter organization has forked an existing OSS Project | 0: No, 1: Yes |
StrategyTakeover | The adopter organization has taken the control of an existing OSS Project | 0: No, 1: Yes |
StrategyAcquisition | The adopter organization is using some OSS Component without contributing to the community | 0: No, 1: Yes |
StrategyRelease | The adopter organizaton is not using OSS components produced by a OSS Community | 0: No, 1: Yes |
SkillComm | Competence in OSS communication practices tool inside the adopter organization | 0: Low 0.5: Medium 1:High |
SkillRelease | Competence in OSS release practices tools inside the adopter organization | 0: Low 0.5: Medium 1:High |
SkillPatch | Competence in patching OSS components inside the adopter organization | 0: Low 0.5: Medium 1:High |
SkillLegal | Competence in OSS software legal issues insed the adopter organization | 0: Low 0.5: Medium 1:High |