Hello,
I looking forward to build the java tool MosaicIndexBuilder to use the
GeoServer module IndexMosaic.
I'm not sure if I'm to stupid to take the right way to build it or whatever.
This steps I gone to realise the build.
1.) I have installed the maven, eclipse and have got a check out of
Ciao,
you have checked out the code at the wrong path. The current svn
version of the coveragetools should be located under
/gt/modules/unsupported/coveragetools. I provided to remove the old
directory under spike which was capturing a really old version of the
code.
You should be able to check
Hi Simone,
thank's for your answer. I have try to use the coveragetools from the
/trunk/gt/modules/unsupported/coveragetools directory, but there is no
classpath and project file.
I'm not sure, if it's possible for me to use it as project in eclipse
without these tow files. Sorry, but I'm not so
Hello,
To get a classpath and project file, you can use the command mvn
eclipse:eclipse.
As an instance, if you need to set up an eclipse project for the unsupported
module coveragetools, you can enter (using command line) the
gt-trunk/gt/modules/unsupported/coveragetools folder
and run mvn
Hi Daniele,
yes I have to move it, move it. :-)
It works as well.
Realy greate thanks to all which support these form.
Great Job
Greetings and Thanks,
2StepForward
Daniele Romagnoli wrote:
Hello,
To get a classpath and project file, you can use the command mvn
Hello,
if one additional question.
Now I try to execute the java tool in the directory where the builded
MosaicIndexBuilder.class was stored.
I execute from the windows cmd-line with: java -cp . MosaicIndexBuilder -
without any cmd-line option.
The current result is:
Exception in thread
