Hi Peppe,
Hi Michael,
- on JumpPrinter language files are stored into src/language folder
- Caplan user src/resource folder to store icons.
OK, I was looking for the place where they have to go in JUMP_HOME, but
that's all right,
cadplan icon is included in the jar (I don't understand why I get a
message about missing icon yesterday when I tried last jumpprinter release)
sorry for that,
and I found in a discussion we had on the list that language files have
to be in JUMP_HOME/language
Works fine now
Michaël
I'll check the last jumpprinter plugin if Geoff saved this schema
Peppe
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Data: Lunedì 27 giugno 2011, 09:09
Hi, Giuseppe
do you t use the version I included into Jufre. That is not the
official one but only a modified version I used for test Jump
PlugIn integration into OpenJUMP. That version call a png file
which is included into Jufre
No, for cadplan, I downloaded last plugins from cadplan website.
I'll make more test this evening.
Michaël
itself
Peppe
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Hi Giuseppe, Geof,
- This version doesn't use the last Vertex plugin form
cadplan but an older one
I tried without success the last version of JumpPrinter.
The new plugin (compiled jar) cannot load the ImageIcon
(jprinter.gif).
I found the icon in the src package but don't know in which
directory i must drop it
Is there any special reason why the icon is not included in
the binary file ?
Same question about language files : where must they go ?
I did not find instructions about these points two point in
OpenJUMP Printer Extension User Guide
Michaël
- network topology cleaning is not working because of
changing Multidialog
- jcs-1.0.1.jar makes the menus a little crowded and
confused. I know that Victor Oyala prepared a version
without it. Untill now I see that Sextante 0.6 for OJ can
work with no problem without it.
BTW - is there a copyrightb on the java conflaction plugIn?
Can we modify in order to make more confortable with OJ menu
organizationa and languages?
- I ask to adopt my version of Sextante 0.6, it is more
clean on how how to organize libs/algorithms in the folder
and we can test the new tools added (comand line and history)
I will check on next days and give my impresions
regards
Peppe
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Oggetto: [JPP-Devel] OpenJUMP 1.4.1rc1
A: "OpenJump develop and use"
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Data: Sabato 25 giugno 2011, 22:40
Hi all,
I'd like to release 1.4.1 within a few days.
Every test you can do with the very last version is welcome.
I have prepared 3 bundles here :
http://geo.michaelm.free.fr/OpenJUMP/resources/OpenJUMP1.4.1/
- openjump-1.4.1rc1.zip : should be equivalent to next
NB. It is the basic multi-OS version
- openjump-installer.exe : same as previous version, but
within an installer for windows
- openjump-1.4.1rc1-s.zip : same as 1.4.1rc1 with
Sextante and many other plugins
Please, report anything wrong.
Note for regular users (Peppe, Jukka, Uwe...) : last
change I did (today) are
- fix bug 3327322 WMS-getMapRequest incorrect (patch
from Wilfried Hornburg).
- change dissolve (union by attribute) and calculate
areas and length according to last Peppe's remarks
Michaël
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