Adding support for the git-review command line tool

The OpenStack doc workflow (and entire gerrit workflow) has the
option of using a tool called git-review that automates ChangeID:
creation and management,automates rebasing of local commits
as well as simplifies submiting to gerrit and pulling and
pushing reviews.
Usage of the tool is entirely optional, however it does require
a pointer file named .gitreview in the root of the repository
that is referenced.
I am totally new to this project, if you guys don't want to merge
this then no big deal. However I think this will help with dev's
coming over from OpenStack as it will provide a optional workflow
that is closer to the OpenStack workflow.
Necessary to run git review -s to append the change-id into git-hooks

Change-Id: Id8ea7edefe0291c0f22db8c3ef910776708fac30
Signed-off-by: Colin McNamara <colin@2cups.com>
Update Enunciate Documentation for OVSDB REST API

Change-Id: Ia77888f75343075710de2c1522cbd048bd609543
Signed-off-by: Dave Tucker <dave.j.tucker@hp.com>
Updating ovsdb dependencies to the LATEST SNAPSHOT in Controller & Yangtools project

After the Hydrogen Release, we decided to keep the inter-project dependencies only with the RELEASE version of the bundles.
But, Since the weekly release schedule is not ratified and actual SNAPSHOT dependencies are growing, we dont have much choice
other than to depend on the SNAPSHOT versions of the bundles.

Once we have a streamlined process for weekly RELEASE in place, we can change our strategy to depend only on the RELEASE bundles.
Till then, we have to depend on SNAPSHOTs to make progress.

Change-Id: I68ee36c6ff418b20e3a7a255b6604246b2567aef
Signed-off-by: Madhu Venugopal <mavenugo@gmail.com>
Merge "Adding support for the git-review command line tool"
Add build script in OVSDB resources

The script in this commit simplifies the build process of the OVSDB
project.
usage: ovsdb-build [-h] [-r] [-b] [-of13] [-v] [-g CHANGE_ID] [-start]
[-stop]
                   [-d DIRECTORY] [-t]
optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -r, --reclone         Reclone the Controller/OVSDB repos
  -b, --rebuild         Build the Controller Project
  -of13, --openflow13   Enable OpenFlow 1.3 Support
  -v, --verbose         Verbose output
  -g CHANGE_ID, --gerrit CHANGE_ID
                        Gerrit Change ID
  -start, --start       Start the controller
  -stop, --stop         Stop the controller
  -d DIRECTORY, --directory DIRECTORY
                        directory
  -t, --tmux            Create tmux session

On first run it is recommended to run the following:

./ovsdb-build -r -b -start

You can add the `-d` option to specify the directory you want to build
in:

./ovsdb-build -r -b -d /home/dave/dev/opendaylight -start

This will clone the controller and ovsdb projects, build them, move the
ovsdb artifacts in to the controller directory and start the controller.

Gerrit Changes can be built and loaded to the controller with a single
command:

./ovsbd-build -g 5716 -start

The controller is started in the background. To access the OSGi ole
you can manually `telnet 127.0.0.1 2400` or you can add `-t` to let
the build script create a tmux session for you.

Change-Id: Ie98942843a90193a38e17e4a8cd09b2806942e5c
Signed-off-by: Dave Tucker <dave.j.tucker@hp.com>
Fixing a few issues in PatchSet-1 that adds support for IPFIX table in ConfigurationService.

Change-Id: I28b0ca6daecc6ea6244c91137fba2e16b9444e78
Signed-off-by: Madhu Venugopal <mavenugo@gmail.com>
Merge "Add build script in OVSDB resources"