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Dear Stefan, Dear Pedro,
I agry with Stefan. Probabily Pirol's raster plugin is
better than the internal OJ raster display
but, the internal one can open ECW file (putting the
ECW dll libraries in the lib/ext directory) and it
seems to be quite
Hei Giuseppe,
thanx for the bug report. For now i only have added it to the bug list
stefan
Giuseppe Aruta schrieb:
--- Stefan Steiniger [EMAIL PROTECTED] ha scritto:
Dear Stefan, Dear Pedro,
I agry with Stefan. Probabily Pirol's raster plugin is
better than the internal OJ raster display
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Hi All,
The site for openjump is down guys...
Kind regards,
Pedro Doria Meunier
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OK it's back online.
Jon
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From: Jonathan Aquino [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, June 16, 2007 2:13 PM
To: 'List for discussion of JPP development and use.'
Subject: RE: [JPP-Devel] site is down again
Yeah, the server is down. Status at
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Hi All,
I've downloaded MrSid for linux and trying to implement this for
OJ under FC7.
Anyone has any experience on this?
Kind regards,
Pedro Doria Meunier.
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short addendum
mrsid utilities for linux changed their names to:
mrsidgeoinfo_linux
mrsidgeodecode_linux
Pedro Doria Meunier wrote:
Hi All,
I've downloaded MrSid for linux and trying to implement this
for OJ under FC7. Anyone has any
I believe the tentative migration from the JPP CVS to the JPP SVN is
complete. It took me a while to accomplish what we wanted, but I think
I've finally got it over the course of the last two days. (I had to
use both RapidSVN and Eclipse to get things set up properly.)
There is now a stable
Just when I think I am stinking fished.
Good suggestions Paul. Your layout does make more sense.
Give me another couple days to get these changes made.
SS
On 6/16/07, Paul Austin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
SS,
I had a look at the SVN repository and was thinking that you may want to
move
I made an attempt at the changes Paul recommended.
The stable branch is now found in /core/branches/openjump_stable_1_2/src.
The development code is now found in /core/trunk/src.
Somehow I managed to delete the folders for the plug-ins, so the
/plugins/ directory is now empty. If someone has a
SS,
You also lost the etc, dll, installer directories which are needed to
build jump.
If they haven't changed since the 1_2 beta release you can copy the
files in svn from the tag to the trunk and the branch, doing that you
can get access to the history for the files.
There may also be a
SS,
I don't think my account has permission to do this.
Anyway this is what I was trying to do.
1. Open the SVN perspective in Eclipse
2. Select the SVN server for jump-pilot
3. Right click and select show in resource history
4. Click on each revision that is shown in the SVN resource history
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