I am very new to Geoserver. I was browsing through a tutorial , and the
tutorial required me to play around with sample layers from OpenLayers.
According to the tutorial, Geoserver comes with sample layers.
I did not find any, so I tried to load a kml file via import data in spatial
files.
It recognizes the kml file but throws the following error
*java.lang.Exception: No target store for task
at org.opengeo.data.importer.Importer.prep(Importer.java:512)
at org.opengeo.data.importer.Importer.changed(Importer.java:719)
at
org.opengeo.data.importer.web.ImportTaskTable$LayerLinkPanel$1$1.onSuccessfulSave(ImportTaskTable.java:379)*
Hi,
This is better placed on the users mailing lists; The developers one is for discussion of GeoServer development.
That said, your problem sounds like your install has gone wrong. GeoServer can’t seem to find the data directory which is why there are no sample layers. This also explains the error that to my (lay) eyes appears to also be suggesting it can’t find the data directory to write your new data to.
Cheers,
Jonathan
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On 17 February 2014 18:27, amitj <amitj@…3914…> wrote:
Hey guys,
I am very new to Geoserver. I was browsing through a tutorial , and the
tutorial required me to play around with sample layers from OpenLayers.
According to the tutorial, Geoserver comes with sample layers.
I did not find any, so I tried to load a kml file via import data in spatial
files.
It recognizes the kml file but throws the following error
java.lang.Exception: No target store for task
at org.opengeo.data.importer.Importer.prep(Importer.java:512)
at org.opengeo.data.importer.Importer.changed(Importer.java:719)
at
org.opengeo.data.importer.web.ImportTaskTable$LayerLinkPanel$1$1.onSuccessfulSave(ImportTaskTable.java:379)
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On Tue, Mar 4, 2014 at 11:26 AM, Jonathan Moules <
jonathanmoules@anonymised.com> wrote:
Hi,
This is better placed on the users mailing lists; The developers one is
for discussion of GeoServer development.
That said, your problem sounds like your install has gone wrong. GeoServer
can't seem to find the data directory which is why there are no sample
layers. This also explains the error that to my (lay) eyes appears to also
be suggesting it can't find the data directory to write your new data to.
Just sharing a possible different explanation: the data dir is available
but empty, the importer GUI does not check that the target store
exists or can be created before starting the process (and then... boom!)