Are you sure it's the exact same error, and not another empty element? I'm
99% sure this stack trace indicates an empty jndi element as Andrea stated.
If you just copied the config from the README then there would be others as
well. I would remove any empty element in your config file.
That said I
Ok, then probably the module needs some interactive debugging to better
figure out what's happening
and a patch to fix the issue. Can you develop in Java? (you or anyone that
works with you?)
Otherwise there are commercial support options, see here:
http://geoserver.org/support/
Cheers
Andrea
On
Hi,
not the author of the module, but by a quick look at the code I believe it
fails because you have an empty jndi element:
Try removing it altogether?
Cheers
Andrea
On Mon, Aug 19, 2019 at 7:16 PM Marks, Constant
wrote:
> Getting the error:: Could not list layers for this store, an error
>
On Sat, Aug 17, 2019 at 3:22 PM Marks, Constant
wrote:
> OK thanks. I am working on learning some java using the geotool's
> tutorial. I am mostly a python coder so it is a lot to take in. I also
> like command line coding so I'm using maven. Once I have the basics down,
> how to I take a geotoo
OK thanks. I am working on learning some java using the geotool's tutorial. I
am mostly a python coder so it is a lot to take in. I also like command line
coding so I'm using maven. Once I have the basics down, how to I take a geotool
like the the one you sent and add it to the geoserver?
Co
