… and was easily able to end up with a debug-able environment in Eclipse. Thank you! This documentation is soooo much better than some other geospatial opensource projects I’ve dealt with….
My question though, is what do I have to do to be able to debug extensions? I did “mvn clean install –P allExtensions” and then pointed my Eclipse environment to a custom data directory (specifically, the app-schema tutorial directory). However it appears that when I run/debug the thing, the app-schema extension is not being used.
Is there an “easy way” to get that set up? I’m just an Eclipse beginner, but I’m pretty good at following directions…
I think you need to do mvn eclipse:eclipe -P allExtensions; the profile will be used with the .project and .classpath files are generated; from there on out you can debug from eclipse like normal.
Jody
… and was easily able to end up with a debug-able environment in Eclipse. Thank you! This documentation is soooo much better than some other geospatial opensource projects I’ve dealt with….
My question though, is what do I have to do to be able to debug extensions? I did “mvn clean install –P allExtensions” and then pointed my Eclipse environment to a custom data directory (specifically, the app-schema tutorial directory). However it appears that when I run/debug the thing, the app-schema extension is not being used.
Is there an “easy way” to get that set up? I’m just an Eclipse beginner, but I’m pretty good at following directions…
… and was easily able to end up with a debug-able environment in Eclipse. Thank you! This documentation is soooo much better than some other geospatial opensource projects I’ve dealt with….
My question though, is what do I have to do to be able to debug extensions? I did “mvn clean install –P allExtensions” and then pointed my Eclipse environment to a custom data directory (specifically, the app-schema tutorial directory). However it appears that when I run/debug the thing, the app-schema extension is not being used.
Is there an “easy way” to get that set up? I’m just an Eclipse beginner, but I’m pretty good at following directions…
… and was easily able to end up with a debug-able environment in Eclipse. Thank you! This documentation is soooo much better than some other geospatial opensource projects I’ve dealt with….
My question though, is what do I have to do to be able to debug extensions? I did “mvn clean install –P allExtensions” and then pointed my Eclipse environment to a custom data directory (specifically, the app-schema tutorial directory). However it appears that when I run/debug the thing, the app-schema extension is not being used.
Is there an “easy way” to get that set up? I’m just an Eclipse beginner, but I’m pretty good at following directions…
… and was easily able to end up with a debug-able environment in
Eclipse. Thank you! This documentation is soooo much better than some
other geospatial opensource projects I’ve dealt with….
My question though, is what do I have to do to be able to debug
extensions? I did “mvn clean install –P allExtensions” and then pointed
my Eclipse environment to a custom data directory (specifically, the
app-schema tutorial directory). However it appears that when I run/debug
the thing, the app-schema extension is not being used.
Is there an “easy way” to get that set up? I’m just an Eclipse beginner,
but I’m pretty good at following directions…
Thanks!
Ryan
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