Tara, I set GEOSERVER_DATA_DIR in my Eclipse launch configuration.
https://www.seegrid.csiro.au/twiki/bin/view/Infosrvices/GeoserverDevelopmentSetup#Debugging_GeoServer_using_embedd
(that page needs some work)
I'm using Eclipse working sets (one each for GS and GT) and maven
command-line.
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Tara Athan ha scritto:
> Thanks! OK, I've got this mostly working with two workspaces, except I
> don't see instructions on how to use Start.java with a different data
> directory - is that possible? It doesn't seem to be recognising my
> GEOSERVER_DATA_DIR environment variable.
I normally set
Thanks! OK, I've got this mostly working with two workspaces, except I
don't see instructions on how to use Start.java with a different data
directory - is that possible? It doesn't seem to be recognising my
GEOSERVER_DATA_DIR environment variable.
Also, has anyone had success with any maven-ec
Justin Deoliveira ha scritto:
> Hi Tara,
>
> Unfortunately this is the way it is usually done. Some developers in the
> past i believe have set up eclipse workspaces that have both geoserver
> and geotools in them bypassing maven. But i usually go through maven
> dependencies.
So do I. I've t
Hi Tara,
Unfortunately this is the way it is usually done. Some developers in the
past i believe have set up eclipse workspaces that have both geoserver and
geotools in them bypassing maven. But i usually go through maven
dependencies.
A workflow that works well for me is:
* have two eclipse wor
Does anyone have advice about a convenient way to build when modifying
geotools, such as making changes in the app-schema extension, and then
testing with geoserver? I can imagine manually creating a geotools jar
and installing that into my maven repository in place of the published
geotools ja
