Hi community,
I am trying to setup Eclipse 2023-12 with JDK 11 for the GeoServer project to
support in the Jakarta EE migration. I use the main branch and I pretty much
followed the developer guide. I have a couple of questions though:
1. How do you handle the extensions and the community modules: The workspace
gets pretty big having all those projects open and Eclipse is quite slow
especially on pom updates. Do you close the community module you are not
responsible for?
2. What do you do in case your changes on for example GS platform breaks
community code or community tests. Do you fix them? Or is the maintainer
expected to jump in?
3. What is the expectation for the Jakarta EE migration regarding extensions
and community code?
4. I wonder if you experience some specific problems, too and how you handle
them. For example:
a) In geofence: "The package javax.xml.namespace is accessible from more than
one module: <unnamed>, java.xml". This causes a chain of compiler errors for me
in Eclipse. Similar in other projects.
b) Eclipse has trouble with "GeoServerTestSupport" because it is referenced
tests of dependent projects, but it resides in gs-main/src/test/java, where it
is not avaible for reuse. Normally it would expect that GeoServerTestSupport is
in src/main/java of a test project or gs-main is an additional "test-jar"
dependency. How do you handle that?
c) Eclipse: Cannot nest
"gs-rest-openapi-generated-feign-client/target/generated-sources/openapi/src/main/java"
inside "gs-rest[...]".
Thank you for your support and have a nice weekend!
Andreas
ITS Digital Solutions GmbH
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andreas.waterme...@its-digital.de
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