Hi,
what versions are you running?
I'm running here on winXP, qgis 0.11 (metis). You should not try out
python plugins in 1.0 preview yet because the api is still moving on,
thereby making some plugins look buggy (while they were working a few
svn-versions ago ;-) ).
Anyway,
On 0.11/XP I am able to install PostGPS fine, it doesn't look to have
dependecies here... Mmm, nope it needs psycopg2, and apparently it's
installed in my python. But you can find it here:
http://www.stickpeople.com/projects/python/win-psycopg/#Version1
NewLayer has indeed a psycopg dependency. For windows you can find
packages here:
http://www.stickpeople.com/projects/python/win-psycopg/#Version1
But probably you have a more current postgis version then psycopg
handles, so maybe it's a nice starting project to 'port' it to psycopg2
:-) (shouldn't be that much trouble, start with changing all 'psycopg'
in 'psycopg2' in newlayer.py...).
(by the way, psycopg(2) are python packages, needed to make
python-database connections to postgis.
Pypostgis has gdal-dependencies, but I have no experience with that on
windows. Hopefully others have.
Good Luck,
Richard Duivenvoorde
Chang, Elizabeth wrote:
I’m trying to install any of the following 3 plugins in a Windows XP
machine.
- PostGPS
- NewLayer
- Pypostgis
For each of them, there is some dependency I can’t find in a windows
version or just not recognizing them if they are there. I was wondering
if there are people who have been successful installing these in Windows
and if so, if you also had problems installing.
Thanks,
Elizabeth
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