Hi!
MultiInputDialog is what we call in germany an eierlegende Wollmilchsau
(lit. an egg laying wool-milk-sow, engl. jack of all trades device).
I really like the concept; and MultiInputDialog is very usable in terms of
creating dialogs for plugins easily. But it hides to much of the underlayout
On 19.01.2012 08:58, Michaël Michaud wrote:
Hi,
I think the hamcrest-core-1.1.jar can also be removed from the binary
distributions.
Can you confirm Benjamin ?
seems to be introduced as junit dependency. let's kick it for distro packages.
Can't remember which plugin/extension needs
Hi,
MultiInputDialog is what we call in germany an eierlegende Wollmilchsau
(lit. an egg laying wool-milk-sow, engl. jack of all trades device).
I really like the concept; and MultiInputDialog is very usable in terms of
creating dialogs for plugins easily. But it hides to much of the
hi all,
i've been working on a new installer for openjump for a while now. the
preliminary result will be available from now on in the snapshot folder
http://sourceforge.net/projects/jump-pilot/files/OpenJUMP_snapshots
there is and will be an installer for both editions CORE and PLUS. currently
Hi Ede,
very nice installer. I gave a try right now.
The installer works fine with Ubuntu. The software is correctly installed.
There are three problems:
- oj_linux.sh is not set to executable. So users cannot launch OpenJUMP until
they manually set the launcher script to executable
- OpenJUMP
Hi Peppe, Ede and the other developers,
I've tested on a Ubuntu 11.10 with OpenJDK and get the same problem. In
summary I can say, that on all tested systems the problem exists :-( It
did no matter what desktop (KDE, Gnome, Unity) or what JRE (Sun Java
1.6/1.7 or OpenJDK) you are using.
In the
Wow, good catch !
Bugs related to jvm are so difficult to find and to fix or to workaround
Thanks,
Michaël
Le 19/01/2012 21:46, Matthias Scholz a écrit :
Hi Peppe, Ede and the other developers,
I've tested on a Ubuntu 11.10 with OpenJDK and get the same problem. In
summary I can say, that
Hi Ede,
Izpack installer looks very nice :o)
I like it !
However, I did not succeed in launching jump after installation :-(
After many tries, I found this is the batch again, not the installer.
There is a problem with parenthesis now. You know :
C:\Program Files (x86)
the directory where x86
On 19.01.2012 23:03, Michaël Michaud wrote:
Hi Ede,
Izpack installer looks very nice :o)
I like it !
good to hear
However, I did not succeed in launching jump after installation :-(
After many tries, I found this is the batch again, not the installer.
There is a problem with parenthesis
yeah .. I agree, we should introduce sections.
If we need to tell the user where to change what settings, s/he is not
going to find the arguments anymore ;)
just had something like that last week
but anyway, thanks Ede for automatizing all the processes, something I
wished for many years.
actually,
I am not talking about moving functionality, but introducing visual
separators.
Maybe section headers?
but at the end its just my 2 cents
On 19/01/2012 3:57 PM, Stefan Steiniger wrote:
yeah .. I agree, we should introduce sections.
If we need to tell the user where to change what
On 19.01.2012 15:23, Giuseppe Aruta wrote:
Hi Ede,
very nice installer. I gave a try right now.
the first, as usual ;)
The installer works fine with Ubuntu. The software is correctly installed.
There are three problems:
- oj_linux.sh is not set to executable. So users cannot launch OpenJUMP
On 19.01.2012 23:57, Stefan Steiniger wrote:
yeah .. I agree, we should introduce sections.
If we need to tell the user where to change what settings, s/he is not
going to find the arguments anymore ;)
all settings are on top and commented properly, everything below is logic
just had
Hei Ede,
so, I tested on my MacOSX at home and it works very well.
The only issue was that the splash screen image was standing on its
side.. but I guess that's the same for the other OS?
And well, two things that is also uncommon for Mac is that
a) you need to double click on the jar file to
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