Hi, Jody!
Thanks for your answer.
I hold this community in the highest regard and I did not wish to
convey any negative idea about it. I apologize if I did that
The idea of the community modules is great and I fully understand
the support limitations regarding these. I also understand the
limitations of community support versus paid consulting even for
supported modules. You are one of the people I think it is not fair to
ask more of, you already do a lot. I have spoken to my management and my
team that we intend to hire external support for our foss4g stack if and
when our service scales.
I tried to give the list participants a small nudge to reply to the
questions. The other alternative I thought of for the answers to catch
up with the questions was to encourage people to spend at least an hour
trying to solve the problem before e-mailing the list (which I did).
That would, however, probably go the other way around. I wouldn't feel
very welcome if someone asked me that.
Thanks for the pointers on where to get the information. I checked
the github page and found the main committers to the jdbcconfig module.
pom.xml does not list maintainers, but has a lot of committers.
Best,
Daniel
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Em 11/07/2016 18:32, Jody Garnett escreveu:
> The jdbconfig module was mentioned as a community module in the
> release notes. It is especially difficult to ask for
> assistance/support on community modules where the work is not being
> released as part of GeoServer. We set up the "community module" idea
> to encourage students and companies to share their work in progress,
> experiments and features to encourage collaboration. Not every group
> is in position to meet the quality assurance and documentation
> requirements to have their work included in GeoServer.
>
> If you are interested in any of the projects here
> https://github.com/geoserver/geoserver/tree/master/src/community you
> may wish to check if the work is actively maintained:
>
> - if the community module is not actively maintained ask on the email
> list if there is anyone else working on the functionality - perhaps
> you can combine forces? The developer responsible may need
> encouragement/assistance or a contract to complete the work to meet
> the documentation and quality assurance requirements for the Project.
> We have to be careful in the GeoServer community not to take on
> functionality that is unsupported and unmaintainable.
>
> - If the community module is actively maintained review the pom.xml
> file to determine who is taking care of it, many of these individuals
> are listed on our commercial support page
>
> I do understand that community modules are frustrating, the promise of
> functionality that is *just* out of reach. We find this less
> frustrating then helping developers (sometimes for months) complete
> features that we never get to see. At least this way we have access to
> the source code and can build on their work (either directly by
> completing the functionality, or indirectly by using the work as an
> example/inspiration).
>
>
> --
> Jody Garnett
>
> On 8 July 2016 at 04:54, Daniel Araujo Miranda <[email protected]
> <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
>
> Hi everyone!
> In the short time I have participated in this list I have got the
> impression that the rate of questions asked in this list somewhat
> exceeds the rate of questions answered.
> It is not fair to ask more of the developers or the other
> geoserver
> volunteers, so if you know the answer to mine or any other question,
> please chime in.
>
> Thanks to all, this is a great community around a great project.
>
> --Daniel
>
>
> Em 05/07/2016 13:08, Daniel Araujo Miranda escreveu:
> > Hi, everyone.
> > I am trying to download the JDBCConfig module for
> installation in
> > my new geoserver 2.9 server, and I cannot find the file for
> download.
> >
> > Here is what I tried:
> > -Read the docs at
> >
>
> http://docs.geoserver.org/stable/en/user/community/jdbcconfig/installing.html
> > -Went to http://geoserver.org/release/stable/ and clicked on
> > "extensions", and searched for the
> > geoserver-2.9.0-jdbcconfig-plugin.zip. That seemed to me to be
> the right
> > place, because there were zipfiles with the names of a lot of other
> > extensions.
> > -Did the same above for geoserver 2.8.4, found a lot of
> extensions, but
> > not this one.
> > -Searched again for the related module JDBCStore, also could not
> find it.
> > -Googled for geoserver-2.9.0-jdbcconfig-plugin.zip with no success
> > -Checked the release notes for geoserver 2.9.0 at
> > http://blog.geoserver.org/2016/05/30/geoserver-2-9-0-released/
> > and found a mention of the JDBCConfig module under "Resource REST
> > API", which leads me to believe that it is currently supported.
> > -Found the source at
> >
>
> https://github.com/geoserver/geoserver/tree/master/src/community/jdbcconfig
> > and tried to compile Geoserver from source (although that was
> also
> > motivated by a specific LDAP need of mine). Compiling from
> source proved
> > to be too much right now, I am not familiar with the codebase and
> > haven't programmed in java for a long time. I would like to keep
> > everything stock to make maintenance easier and documentation
> shorter.
> >
> >
> >
> > Should the zipfile be available at the locations I looked?
> > Is that module current (I take it that it is since the latest
> commit was
> > 15 days ago)?
> > Is it necessary to compile the module from source?
> >
> > I apologize if I have missed something obvious. Please point me
> in the
> > right direction.
> >
> > Best,
> > Daniel Miranda
> >
>
>
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