Jody Garnett ha scritto:
> Hi Andrea -
>
> I am looking forward to this one (and we can make it the default in uDig
> trunk so it gets some eyeball time in front of developers - we actually
> have a code sprint coming up and are releasing an alpha to generate bugs
> reports leading up to it).
>
Move the new GeoServer labeller back to GeoTools
Key: GEOT-2230
URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/GEOT-2230
Project: GeoTools
Issue Type: Improvement
Affects Versions: 2.5.2
Jody Garnett ha scritto:
> Hi Andrea -
>
> I am looking forward to this one (and we can make it the default in
> uDig trunk so it gets some eyeball time in front of developers - we
> actually have a code sprint coming up and are releasing an alpha to
> generate bugs reports leading up to it).
> I
OK Guys.
I downloaded the sample unsupported module from the SVN, and I am
attempting to modify it so I can get the GPX2 module to be an actual
GeoTools module. I started by editing the POM.xml file. Here are a
couple of questions I had about editing that file:
- What do I use as my ID?
- What do
Do we have a list of the licenses for Java libraries that are
compatible with LGPL/GeoTools? Do we have a list of licenses that are
not compatible? I need to each of my dependencies so I can see if I
can include them.
If they aren't compatible, is it acceptable to have the user download
them separ
Is there any type of plan or process to include documentation for an
unsupported module in the user guide for GeoTools, or is this only
done for supported modules? If I could include my documentation for an
unsupported module in the user guide, is there any rules regarding
format and style?
Thanks
Hey,
It would probably be quicker to assemble the list of licenses so we can
talk about real instances rather than staying abstract.
There are two questions bundled into yours: what are we allowed to link
against, and what are we allowed to distribute?
The first of these determines what code can
Hey,
You would be welcome to add a section to the user guide on the wiki. For
commit rights, look at the home page:
http://docs.codehaus.org/display/Geotools/Home
and for style rules look in the document itself. If it's not there, then
try to mirror an existing section.
cheers,
--adrian
On Tue
Hey,
You are either going to have to answer your own questions by looking at
what the other modules have done, or give us more to work with. The ID
stucture is generally hierarchical, where the group is the name of the
parent block and the specific ID is up to you. Generally, open a bunch
of pom.x
Adrian wrote: "You are either going to have to answer your own
questions by looking at
what the other modules have done, or give us more to work with."
I'll try to send a follow-up e-mail in the next day or two that
clarifies the sections of the POM.xml that I'm having some trouble
with.
Adrian w
On Tue, 2008-12-23 at 13:14 -0800, Sunburned Surveyor wrote:
> Adrian wrote: "For the parts of the maven doc, leave as much out as
> you can and still
> get your module to compile."
>
> I'm not sure what you mean by "maven doc". Do you mean the site.xml
> file which I asked about?
No, I was talki
Roger that. Thank you again for the help. I'll revisit the POM.xml
file and will hit the Maven website for information on specific
elements.
SS
On Tue, Dec 23, 2008 at 1:19 PM, Adrian Custer wrote:
> On Tue, 2008-12-23 at 13:14 -0800, Sunburned Surveyor wrote:
>> Adrian wrote: "For the parts of
Jody,
I have committed the initial implementation of a sample DataAccess to
GeoTools trunk. It lives in:
modules/unsupported/app-schema/sample-data-access
and has artifactId gt-sample-data-access.
sample-data-access does not depend on any other app-schema modules, so
if you have built th
What is the preferred way to include an optional/unsupported module in
geoserver.war? I have a local modification to web/pom.xml that adds a
dependency on gt-app-schema when profile "app-schema" is active. Thus
building geoserver/src with
mvn -Papp-schema install
result in a deployment bundle
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