We have a slightly strange problem. We have a client who wants to install Geoserver, but for reasons too numerous and ugly to go into only has jdk 1.3 available. Has anyone had any experience trying to get Geoserver to work against 1.3?
Gabriel did a backport of at least geotools to 1.3 awhile ago, you may
be able to make use of that. But I'm pretty sure there's no way you'll
be able to get WMS out of it - only WFS. The main thing is removing
all the java logging stuff, switching it to log4j or something. You
can do it with a wrapper that looks exactly the same, and you just have
to change the packages. With a refactoring browser like eclipse this
can go pretty quickly. But yes, ask Gabriel, he can probably make his
code available and I imagine you could do it in a day or two.
Chris
Quoting Stuart.Girvan@anonymised.com:
Hi,
We have a slightly strange problem. We have a client who wants to
install
Geoserver, but for reasons too numerous and ugly to go into only has
jdk 1.3
available. Has anyone had any experience trying to get Geoserver to
work
against 1.3?
Hi Stuart.
this is the URL where you can download the version of Geotools 2.0 I have
"retrofited" to JDK 1.3. My intension was to have working the data stuff, so
I just got rid of the rendering packages.
If what you want is geoserver WFS working over jdk1.3 I think you can migrate
GeoServer 1.2.4 by the same way. Ah, and you'll need to backport the
datastore you're going to use as well, at least it is ArcSDE, for which I can
provide you the backported code (with some improvements I still need to merge
to trunk, indeed).
best regards,
Gabriel.
On Monday 18 July 2005 09:29, Chris Holmes wrote:
Gabriel did a backport of at least geotools to 1.3 awhile ago, you may
be able to make use of that. But I'm pretty sure there's no way you'll
be able to get WMS out of it - only WFS. The main thing is removing
all the java logging stuff, switching it to log4j or something. You
can do it with a wrapper that looks exactly the same, and you just have
to change the packages. With a refactoring browser like eclipse this
can go pretty quickly. But yes, ask Gabriel, he can probably make his
code available and I imagine you could do it in a day or two.
Chris
Quoting Stuart.Girvan@anonymised.com:
> Hi,
>
> We have a slightly strange problem. We have a client who wants to
> install
> Geoserver, but for reasons too numerous and ugly to go into only has
> jdk 1.3
> available. Has anyone had any experience trying to get Geoserver to
> work
> against 1.3?
>
> Cheers,
> Stuart
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Hi Stuart.
this is the URL where you can download the version of Geotools 2.0 I have "retrofited" to JDK 1.3. My intension was to have working the data stuff, so I just got rid of the rendering packages.
Guys can we get you a geotools branch for this? It is the kind of thing worth doing once, I imagine geoserver can have a branch for this kind of work as well.