+1 from me too.
On Tue, Feb 10, 2009 at 1:07 PM, wrote:
> Hi Jody,
>
> Thank's for the vote. I've completed the contributor agreement and will send
> it as soon as possible.
> I think the developers guide is good. The project conventions, especially,
> have some useful tips that I learnt from. I
Hi Jody,
Thank's for the vote. I've completed the contributor agreement and will send it
as soon as possible.
I think the developers guide is good. The project conventions, especially, have
some useful tips that I learnt from. I was tricked into using Jalopy, so it's
good that you've updated it
A little bit of a slower pace; I started checking into filter use on the xml
module; and talked to a group interested in setting up CSW data structures
as an unsupported module.
Jody
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Key: GEOT-2330
URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/GEOT-2330
Project: GeoTools
Issue Type: Improve
Christian Müller a écrit :
> I never succeeded running a "mvn clean install" on an IBM sdk. Can anybody
> notify me if we succeed with sun java 6. Afterwards I will try it with the
> ibm sdk (necessairy for all users running geotools/geoserver in Websphere or
> using geotools on AIX, Linux/ppc o
Maybe we could revert and re-enable the tests? Actually I'm neutral on this
issue, but if I'm understanding right, the tests were disabled for Javadoc
generation? If so, the path of less resistance may be to suffer the javadoc
problems for now and get them solved (as far as referencing is concer
I never succeeded running a "mvn clean install" on an IBM sdk. Can anybody
notify me if we succeed with sun java 6. Afterwards I will try it with the
ibm sdk (necessairy for all users running geotools/geoserver in Websphere or
using geotools on AIX, Linux/ppc or Linux/zOs)
Adrian Custer wri
I've already spent way too much time on this today so I don't want to
get into a long discussion as well.
Right now, to build on Java6, you skip all the tests with
-DskipTests. I disabled the tests in two modules, modules which are
'stable' (i.e. no one should be modifying those modules) and are
s
Adrian Custer ha scritto:
> As per the mail ten seconds later,
>
> tests die in java6, required for java6
> code should not be being modified so tests should not break anew
>
> revert as you will.
Afaik there is a way to make test disabling trigger only on java6,
which is, using a profile
I was trying to say:
tests die in java 6, required for javadoc
while getting geotools building for java 6 seems like a no brainer
anyhow, fixing referencing tests for java 6 seems like a waste of time
given the pending transition to the cleaned version of the base
metadata/referencing code.
Jody Garnett ha scritto:
> I agree; thanks for getting the answers from his semi-thawed state. The
> use of test dependencies is new to the code base and caused me trouble
> when releasing recently.
Well, not exactly new, the first usage of it dates back to the
postgis versioning module tests d
Thinking; can we disable these test using a Java 6 profile?
On Mon, Feb 9, 2009 at 10:09 PM, Adrian Custer wrote:
> As per the mail ten seconds later,
>
> tests die in java6, required for java6
> code should not be being modified so tests should not break anew
>
> revert as you will.
>
> --adr
Well we still need one more vote; and I would love to hear from Rini
directly (what happens when you are off sick - we want to trust her to
communicate etc...). I would also like her feedback on the developers guide
etc...Jody
On Mon, Feb 9, 2009 at 6:14 PM, Ben Caradoc-Davies
wrote:
> Jody Garn
Thanks Cedric; I am going to try those instructions Adrian wrote up on the
GeoTools 2.6-M1 release. I will let you know how I go.Jody
On Mon, Feb 9, 2009 at 8:07 PM, Cédric Briançon wrote:
> Just coming back from hollidays.
>
> The javadoc for the 2.5.3 tag can be found at:
> http://javadoc.geot
As per the mail ten seconds later,
tests die in java6, required for java6
code should not be being modified so tests should not break anew
revert as you will.
--adrian
On Mon, 2009-02-09 at 22:03 +1100, Jody Garnett wrote:
> Hi Adrian;
>
>
> I watched your commit go by:
> - (9:59:03 P
I agree; thanks for getting the answers from his semi-thawed state. The use
of test dependencies is new to the code base and caused me trouble when
releasing recently. I am not quite sure how they are being handled; is this
a new feature of maven?
Jody
PS. Can I just take this email and punt it int
Hey all,
Cedric is back from too much snow, the poor boy, and too much skiing.
He's sharing with us the magic incantations to get the build generating
javadocs. There are problems at various levels.
0) Protective, paranoid cleanup
rm -Rf ~/.m2/repository/org/opengis
rm -Rf ~/.m2/
Hi Adrian;
I watched your commit go by:
- (9:59:03 PM) CIA-21: acuster * r*32439* /trunk/modules/
(library/referencing/pom.xml plugin/epsg-hsql/pom.xml): Build fixes: pull
referencing and epsg-hsql from testing
Something about removing epsh-hsql from testing; we actually like tests here
as it is t
Add namespace information to the capabilities objects
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Key: GEOT-2329
URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/GEOT-2329
Project: GeoTools
Issue Type: Improvement
Components: ext xml
Just coming back from hollidays.
The javadoc for the 2.5.3 tag can be found at:
http://javadoc.geotools.fr/2.5/
You can download the zip archive of this documentation here:
http://javadoc.geotools.fr/apidocs-2.5.3.zip
As usual, you can find other(s) javadoc(s) at the root page:
http://javadoc.
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