Hi Marco,
> It's a while since we last get in contact: I hope I find you well.
just got back from vacation, so I guess I am at my best right now :-)
Good to hear back from you in list. :)
> I am trying to merge CISLAM into JGT master and I am not sure I am doing it
> right.
> Following my own instruction dating to GSoC 2014, I first tested a "git
> clone" of movida/jgrasstools,
> launched a "mvn install" from root folder so to have all dependencies
> downloaded and packaged
> and the build completed successfully.
>
> The first problem is that the output files
>
> - jgt-jgrassgears-0.7.9-SNAPSHOT.jar
> - jgt-hortonmachine-0.7.9-SNAPSHOT.jar
>
> seem to be ignored by the uDig Spatial Toolbox (1.4.0 both 32 & 64 bit): no
> module is recognised.
>
> The same two versions of uDig work flawlessly with 0.7.7-SNAPSHOT from here:
>
https://code.google.com/p/jgrasstools/downloads/list
>
> Any hint?
Oh yes.
uDig got really stalled lately, while from some project we had to move
on with the geotools version. The result is that the latest
JGrasstools versions don't work in uDig any more right now. Since we
do not know when a solid new version of uDig will be released, we
developed the old concept of the JConsole, which now is merged into
STAGE:
http://jgrasstechtips.blogspot.it/search/label/stage
That is right now the supported way (by us) to use the JGrasstools.
Obviously you need a GIS of your choice to see the results.
Obviously you can still use the commandline scripting way.
Also please remember to include the necessary testcases.
> Thanks a lot, as usual, my great mentor! ;-)
Thanks to you for coming back to merge in your work after all that
time without any push from above :-)
Cheers,
Andrea
>
> Marco
>
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