Hi Yang,
Glad you got the demo to work!! To answer your questions:
yangzhaohui wrote:
Hello dear Justin,
Thank you for your help all the time! With your help,I have
implemented the time series demo.In the other days,I find some questions
during my seeing geoserver sourse code.They are as follows.
1. https://svn.codehaus.org/geoserver/trunk/geoserver ;
https://svn.codehaus.org/geoserver/branches/1.5.x ;
svn://svn.codehaus.org/geoserver/trunk .
I found the source code .zips downloaded are all different with
each other Are those source codes downloaded from those urls all can use ?
Which .zip are you using? The .zip file should be identical to what you
see in the above urls. And yes the zip file is generated from the svn
checkout directly.
2.Reference to the developer guide,I found "maven 2.0.4.exe" cannot
use.I have downloaded a "maven 2.0.6-bin.zip". Are their functions
same to each other ?
Yes 2.0.4 is somewhat out of date. Geotools requires us to use >= 2.0.5
now. I have updated the docs.
3.Reference to the developer guide,it is written that it required to run
"mvn compile" first somewhere,and in another place it say that it
required to run "mvn install" first. Are they same to each other?
No. "mvn compile" only creates the jar file for a particular project.
"mvn install" goes one step further and takes the jar file and installs
it into your local maven repository. So for instance, if you wanted to
build a maven project, so that another project could use it ( like
geotools and geoserver ), you would have to use mvn install.
Where does it say just to do a mvn compile. This should probably be
replaced with mvn install. I rarely only compile.
4.During the running of the maven ( I executed the "mvn compile",but
cannot success ) , in the command line it return a "buid error" result.
http://lists.refractions.net/m2//org…
There are two "/" in the url. I change the
"http://lists.refractions.net/m2/" to "http://lists.refractions.net/m2"
in the pom.xml and I don't know whether my change is right or wrong.
Does the pom.xml file have wrong?
I would have to see the entire build log to be sure but I think this is
probably just a problem with geotools. GEoServer depends on Geotools so
what this means ( most of the time ) is that to build geoserver you need
to first build geotools. After you build geotools, it will be installed
in your local maven repository and then you can build geoserver.
In the appendix of this e-mail,the time series demo is
included.Thank you very much!
Thanks!!, much appreciated to have a working example.
-Justin
Sincerely yours,
Yang
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