Hi Sunburned,
You can try the modified Ant Script that I posted. It works for us,
although given the way it works, more bugs are possible. Manifest files
have a very rigid structure that is difficult to maintain. It is necessary
to make all of the included paths relative so that they work no
I did some reading of past e-mails and realized that Larry Becker had posted
a patch for our Ant script that will correct the problem with the Manifest
file. Integrating his patch into OpenJUMP's build file should simplify the
actions needed to start OpenJUMP on the different platforms, and may re
You are right Stefan, there is something on the wiki about building
OpenJUMP. I will take a look at that before I start something new. If I do
something additional, I will include that information.
I'm going to see if I can get the manifest information ironed out.
Thank you for the help.
The Su
.. actually as far as i know the built file on the cvs creates every
time it is executed a new manifest file.
I also have not yet looked on the jar issue again.
stefan
>
> P.S. - When I get the next release of OpenJUMP to successfully build
> with Ant I'll prepare some quick documentation or
I just wanted to remind all of the developers that I have modified
OpenJUMP's source code so that new renderers can be added to OpenJUMP with a
plug-in and no need to modify the source code. You can then select a custom
renderer based on the class of the object being rendered. I haven't tested
thi
I know there was some discussion on this mailing list before about modifying
the Manifest files in the OpenJUMP JAR's to eliminate the need to specify
library directories in the OpenJUMP startup scripts. I am working this week
on the Ant build file for OpenJUMP as part of my effort to put together
My thanks to Stefan and Erwan for their work on imagery support in OpenJUMP.
The Sunburned Surveyor
On 1/8/07, erwan bocher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Stefan,
Best wishes 2007.
I have upload a new version of the sigle raster plugin developed by
Nicolas Lavoillotte.
This plugin use a gdal
Thanks for looking into the Jukka.
Can you send me an example of a GeoTiff which was not being rendered
correctly? This would help me investigate the issue.
Thanks
David
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Rahkonen Jukka
Sent: January 9, 200
Hi,
I believe I have found what goes wrong with my GeoTIFF images and JUMP 1.2. My
GeoTIFF images are created with "gdalwarp" utility, which by default creates
band interleaved TIFF files. In gdal documentation it is described as "
PLANARCONFIG_SEPARATE in TIFF terminology ".
I made a trial
