Davis Ford wrote:
>I tried manually installing by downloading it from the web and doing:
>
>C:\SVN\jts-wrapper\module\jtsGeometry>mvn install:install-file
>-DgroupId=org.geotools -DartifactId=gt2-jar-collector
>-Dversion=2.3-SNAPSHOT -Dpackaging=maven-plugin
>-Dfile=C:\svn\jts-wrapper\module\jtsGe
Hi, I checked out Bryce's branch of jtsGeometry,
svn co http://svn.geotools.org/geotools/branches/jts-wrapper/
and I'm trying to create an Eclipse project but maven cannot seem to
find gt2-jar-collector-2.3-SNAPSHOT ->
C:\SVN\jts-wrapper\module\jtsGeometry>mvn eclipse:eclipse
[INFO] Scanning for
> Running org.geotools.data.vpf.io.TableInputStreamTest
> Tests run: 6, Failures: 0, Errors: 6, Skipped: 0, Time elapsed: 0.125
> sec <<< FAILURE!
Later, Jody
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Andrea Aime a écrit :
> Global configuration file is bad, period. I won't go modifying a global
> configuration file when I'm installing an application, I don't want,
> and if the machine is properly managed, I won't be able neither.
This is just the system's default configuration file. If you wan
Martin Desruisseaux ha scritto:
> Andrea Aime a écrit :
> I guess that it is pretty hard to said if geotools is the only library
> using java logging directly. If we compare only with other Apache's
> libraries, this is not surprising. In addition, a fair amount of
> libraries are still constra
Andrea Aime a écrit :
> thinking about it, I do believe geotools is the only library I know
> of that uses the java logging directly instead of using commons-logging
> (and log4j behind it).
>
> Still today, I do wonder how should I configure the logging subsystem,
> given that the global configur
Yet I think we still have a log4j dependency ;-) Because at one point we
switched
I do not mind switching over to the commons-logging framework as it
would make
something a lot easier for projects like geoserver wonder if a bit
of regex could do
the trick.
> Hi all,
> thinking about it
Hi all,
thinking about it, I do believe geotools is the only library I know
of that uses the java logging directly instead of using commons-logging
(and log4j behind it).
Still today, I do wonder how should I configure the logging subsystem,
given that the global configuration file is simply ridic
