I did the following
1) Signing the contributor agreement and sent it to TOPP (Paper mail, will need some days from Vienna, Austria to New York)
2) I wrote a tutorial in the goeserver user guide using postgis and geoserver 1.7.2
3) I tested with different maps from my customer
Is there anything preventing the module from becoming part of geoserver ?
christian
Christian Müller ha scritto:
I did the following
1) Signing the contributor agreement and sent it to TOPP (Paper mail, will need some days from Vienna, Austria to New York)
2) I wrote a tutorial in the goeserver user guide using postgis and geoserver 1.7.2
3) I tested with different maps from my customerIs there anything preventing the module from becoming part of geoserver ?
Nope, I'd say you're good to go.
Sorry I still haven't had the time to review your tutorial, will try
to do so before leaving for the OpenGeo meeting in NY (that is,
before Friday).
In order to get commit access you'll need to sign for a login
on xircles.codehaus.org, possibly using the same user name you used for
jira, then go to:
http://xircles.codehaus.org/projects/geoserver/members
and ask to become part of the dev group (you should find a link in
the left column unless they moved it around).
Send a mail when you're done, so that I can accept your request.
This will give you commit access.
Adding a extension module requires fiddling with a number of pom
files, afaik there is no guide on how to proceed (right Justin?)
I managed to find my way with it, so I guess either me or Justin
can add the module for you.
Cheers
Andrea
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Andrea Aime ha scritto:
In order to get commit access you'll need to sign for a login
on xircles.codehaus.org, possibly using the same user name you used for
jira, then go to:
http://xircles.codehaus.org/projects/geoserver/members
and ask to become part of the dev group (you should find a link in
the left column unless they moved it around).
Send a mail when you're done, so that I can accept your request.
This will give you commit access.
Actually, forget about all this, it seems you already are listed
as a developer in that page.
Cheers
Andrea
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Andrea Aime
OpenGeo - http://opengeo.org
Expert service straight from the developers.
Hi Christian,
I would say it is ready to become an extension. Thanks for all your hard work!!
I just approved your pending request for version control access so you can commit now. How to add the extension is documented here:
http://geoserver.org/display/GEOS/GSIP+22+-+Community+Modules
But I can summarize:
1) add the module under extensions. You can more or less just mirror one of the other extensions there that is composed of gt libs only, db2, oracle, etc...
2) Add a profile to web.xml to engage the new extension module. The profile should be named the same as the module itself.
3) Add a release artifact descriptor under the release directory. Again mirroring one of the other extension similar in nature.
4) Add an entry for the descriptor to the root pom.xml file. Search for "ext-*" and you should see the pattern.
Then you should be good to go. I am happy to help out adding the module or changing the pom if you would like.
-Justin
Christian Müller wrote:
I did the following
1) Signing the contributor agreement and sent it to TOPP (Paper mail, will need some days from Vienna, Austria to New York)
2) I wrote a tutorial in the goeserver user guide using postgis and geoserver 1.7.2
3) I tested with different maps from my customerIs there anything preventing the module from becoming part of geoserver ?
christian
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