Ben Caradoc-Davies ha scritto:
>> Also Ben, I wonder if you can benefit from Eclipse's concept of
>> working set. I myself have one workspace with Geotools in one working
>> set, and Geoserver in another...
>
> That is an interesting idea. I have not yet tried it.
It is actually my standard setup
On 09/02/10 10:57, lim goh wrote:
> Thank you Ben, it works! This is much simpler than I thought.
That is very good to hear!
Complicated maven problems usually turn out to be simpler than I
thought. :-)
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Ben Caradoc-Davies
Software Engineer, CSIRO Earth Science and Resource Engineering
Aus
2010/2/8 Ben Caradoc-Davies :
> On 09/02/10 04:50, lim goh wrote:
>>
>> However, what I am trying to achieve might be easier than getting
>> maven to build a huge GT/GS pom.
>> I really just wanted to see my changes in Geotools gets hit in a
>> breakpoint while debugging Geoserver.
>> In other word
On 09/02/10 04:50, lim goh wrote:
> However, what I am trying to achieve might be easier than getting
> maven to build a huge GT/GS pom.
> I really just wanted to see my changes in Geotools gets hit in a
> breakpoint while debugging Geoserver.
> In other words, my question should be, if I determine
Thank you Andrea and Ben,
I sensed the complexity of the projects seeing how many modules are in
each of Geotools/Gerserver.
However, what I am trying to achieve might be easier than getting
maven to build a huge GT/GS pom.
I really just wanted to see my changes in Geotools gets hit in a
breakpoi
lim goh ha scritto:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm sorry because this might be more of a geoserver question but I
> think people working on Geotools might have done this before.
> Does anyone knows how to properly use Eclipse to debug Geoserver using
> your own copy of the geotools source?
>
> For example her
I use two separate Eclipse workspaces.
https://www.seegrid.csiro.au/twiki/bin/view/Infosrvices/GeoserverDevelopmentSetup
My attempts in 2008 to make a giant GT+GS aggregate pom were
unsuccessful. Conflicting and transitive dependencies caused major pain.
Unless you include all modules in a singl
Hi all,
I'm sorry because this might be more of a geoserver question but I
think people working on Geotools might have done this before.
Does anyone knows how to properly use Eclipse to debug Geoserver using
your own copy of the geotools source?
For example here's what I did:
1. svn checkout geot
