Hi all,
I've realized that CRS (or SRS :)) S-JTSK (EPSG 2065) isn't supported in Geoserver. I've fix today the projection that is used in that CRS in 2.3.x branch so now it works with epsg-hsql properly. I've tried to replace the referencing jar in my local Geoserver 1.5.0-RC1 installation, but this didn't solve the problem (I've just tried it – I'm newbie to Geoserver).
Can somebody helps me if this points to some problems in referencing or it is just something trivial that should be made in Geoserver to get new CRS working?
Thanks.
Cheers,
Jan.
Jan Jezek ha scritto:
Hi all,
I've realized that CRS (or SRS :)) S-JTSK (EPSG 2065) isn't supported
in Geoserver. I've fix today the projection that is used in that CRS
in 2.3.x branch so now it works with epsg-hsql properly. I've tried
to replace the referencing jar in my local Geoserver 1.5.0-RC1
installation, but this didn't solve the problem (I've just tried it
– I'm newbie to Geoserver). Can somebody helps me if this
points to some problems in referencing or it is just something
trivial that should be made in Geoserver to get new CRS working?
Hum, if all you changed is the code that executes the projection,
replacing the jar in your exploded war should be all you need to do...
To double check, stop your container, wipe out the .war file, keep only the exploded version, replace the jar, and make sure to wipe out
the working directory contents too (in tomcat it's called "work").
Then restart the server and... cross fingers...
Cheers
Andrea
Thanks Andrea,
I stop - replace jar -start the container and all works fine (it is the same process that I've tried hour ago – looks like crossing fingers did that trick 
). Can I expect that new jar will be used in next Geoserver RC?
Thanks
Jan.
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Komu: Jan Jezek <h.jezek@anonymised.com>
CC: geoserver-devel@lists.sourceforge.net
Datum: 22.02.2007 17:35
Pøedmìt: Re: [Geoserver-devel] CRS 2065
Jan Jezek ha scritto:
Hi all,
> I've realized that CRS (or SRS :)) S-JTSK (EPSG 2065) isn't supported
in Geoserver. I've fix today the projection that is used in that CRS
in 2.3.x branch so now it works with epsg-hsql properly. I've tried
to replace the referencing jar in my local Geoserver 1.5.0-RC1
installation, but this didn't solve the problem (I've just tried it
– I'm newbie to Geoserver). Can somebody helps me if this
points to some problems in referencing or it is just something
trivial that should be made in Geoserver to get new CRS working?
Hum, if all you changed is the code that executes the projection,
replacing the jar in your exploded war should be all you need to do...
To double check, stop your container, wipe out the .war file, keep only
the exploded version, replace the jar, and make sure to wipe out
the working directory contents too (in tomcat it's called "work").
Then restart the server and... cross fingers...
Cheers
Andrea
Jan Jezek ha scritto:
Thanks Andrea,
I stop - replace jar -start the container and all works fine (it is
the same process that I've tried hour ago – looks like crossing
fingers did that trick ). Can I expect that new jar will be used
in next Geoserver RC?
Sure, if you've committed the change on gt2, you should already
get a new geoserver war (with minimal configuration) here:
http://geo.openplans.org:9090/continuum/servlet/browse?file=311/web/target/geoserver.war
But first check here that geoserver 1.5.x is building properly:
http://geo.openplans.org:9090/continuum/servlet/continuum/target/Summary.vm/fid/continuumProject
Cheers
Andrea