On Thu, Jan 8, 2009 at 2:56 AM, David Adler
<dadler@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
The extras-3.4.1.zip contents are under the 'dropins' directory in the zip file. Should this be unzipped to java\eclipse so that it overlays the existing java\eclipse\dropins directory?
Yes ... indeed I tried to be clear with the screen snap that this is the result we need. Depending on what unzip program people use the ocassionaly get eclipse/dropins/dropins. I have never found a way to word this page of the quickstart to avoid mistakes.
I have made another box with a warning on it - and next time I upload the quick start hopefully this will be more clear.
The extras-3.4.0.zip contents were under the 'extras-3.4.0' directory in the zip file and when trying this previously, had unzipped this all under java\eclipse\dropins.
In trying to make a DB2 connection, I'm seeing a null pointer exception in the log. Is there any way to debug the source with the SDK installation environment?
The SDK I published has source code for uDig; but I do not think it has source code for GeoTools. I am getting better at including source - just yesterday I think I managed to include the source code for the tutorials (not all of them had source code in the SDK).
I think you will need to grab a check out - or we need another developer to review trunk and see what step is missing that is keeping the geotools source code from being included.
Jody
I also tried loading the counties.shp sample shapefile and it hung during the load process.
I had tried to setup uDig in Eclipse using the svn trunk source tree but can't find the directions now. Are there uDig 1.2 directions for this?
Regards,
David
Jody Garnett wrote:
http://udig.refractions.net/confluence/display/DEV/1+SDK+Quickstart
I have run through it once myself; any corrects and comments are welcome.
Jody
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