Mentaer at 00:56, 5 October 2009

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== General Instruction ==

# unzip the plugin
# read the readme :)
# put the .jar files in the following OpenJUMP directory: myOpenjumpFolder\lib\ext (on Debian use /usr/share/openjump/ext) whereby myOpenjumpFolder is the programm folder of OpenJUMP on your machine
# start OpenJUMP. On the splash screen a message should appear which extensions are loaded
* if no plugin is loaded, then you may check if OpenJUMP start option -plug-in-directory ''C:\myOpenJUMPFolder\LIB\ext'' is set (for instance in your startup file)
* for our Windows Users which have downloaded the OpenJUMP 1.0.1 Windows installer:
We missed to include the option, that plugins are loaded if one starts the programm by clicking on the desktop icon. To enable this, please right-click on your icon and select the icon "properties". Then look for the "target" field. Here add at the end:
''-plug-in-directory "C:\Programme\Openjump\lib\ext"''
.. but with your path to OpenJUMP

== 2) Installing the PostGIS PlugIn ==

NOTE: the JDBC plugin must be installed in the jvm extensions directory, not the OpenJUMP directory to work properly. To do that:

* Download the JDCB Driver from [http://jdbc.postgresql.org/download.html here]

* Move the postgresql-8.3-currentversion.jar file to your jvm ext directory. On Ubuntu 7.10, that's: /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun-1.6.currentversion/jre/lib/ext/

* Restart OpenJUMP

== 3) Installing the Coordinate Transformation PlugIn by Edgar Soldin ==

Edgar wrote:
first of all ... the transformation path must be possible (else an exception is thrown)
# put 'cs.conf' from 'lib/ext' in a folder which is in the classpath, or add 'lib/ext' to the classpath (to circumvent the NullPointerException in WKTSLoader)
# add the WKT-Strings describing _both_ of your coordinate systems/projections (cs/proj) to 'cs.conf'
# start jump and assign the cs/proj to the layer (rightside tick is off) .. hint: read mini manual in 'readme.txt' of extensions zip archive
# activate the tick and choose the cs/proj to project to .. voila all geometries of the layer get transformed
good luck .. ede

Ravi wrote:
# I have followed as per instructions, to add *.jar files for projection. gt2jump.cts-0.1a But this resulted in an error (see box below) after I right clicked on the layer
# Edgars Solution:
please add the folder containing cs.conf to thge classpath .. e.g. 'lib/ext'

------------ Error report
java.lang.NullPointerException
at de.soldin.gt2jump.cts.WKTCSLoader.<init>(WKTCSLoader.java:51)
at de.soldin.gt2jump.cts.CSComboBox.<init>(CSComboBox.java:48)
at sun.reflect.NativeConstructorAccessorImpl.newInstance0(Native Method)
at sun.reflect.NativeConstructorAccessorImpl.newInstance(Unknown Source)
at sun.reflect.DelegatingConstructorAccessorImpl.newInstance(Unknown Source)
at java.lang.reflect.Constructor.newInstance(Unknown Source)
at java.lang.Class.newInstance0(Unknown Source)
at java.lang.Class.newInstance(Unknown Source)
at org.swixml.DefaultFactory.newInstance(Unknown Source)
at org.swixml.Parser.getSwing(Unknown Source)
at org.swixml.Parser.getSwing(Unknown Source)
at org.swixml.Parser.parse(Unknown Source)
at org.swixml.SwingEngine.render(Unknown Source)
at org.swixml.SwingEngine.render(Unknown Source)
at org.swixml.SwingEngine.render(Unknown Source)
at de.soldin.gt2jump.cts.CSLayerSetExtension.execute(CSLayerSetExtension.java:218)

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 # start OpenJUMP. On the splash screen a message should appear which extensions are loaded
 * if no plugin is loaded, then you may check if OpenJUMP start option -plug-in-directory ''C:\myOpenJUMPFolder\LIB\ext'' is set (for instance in your startup file)
-* for our Windows Users which have downloaded the OpenJUMP 1.0.1 Windows installer:
+* for our Windows Users which have downloaded the OpenJUMP 1.0.1 Windows installer: We missed to include the option, that plugins are loaded if one starts the programm by clicking on the desktop icon. To enable this, please right-click on your icon and select the icon "properties". Then look for the "target" field. Here add at the end:
 ''-plug-in-directory "C:\Programme\Openjump\lib\ext"''
 .. but with your path to OpenJUMP

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Mentaer at 00:56, 5 October 2009

Mentaer: Created page with '== General Instruction == # unzip the plugin # read the readme :) # put the .jar files in the following OpenJUMP directory: myOpenjumpFolder\lib\ext (on Debian use /usr/share/op…'