On Tue, Jan 25, 2005 at 12:51:37PM +0100, Wolfgang Baer wrote: > Sorry forgot to reply to list ! > > Hi Silke, > > Silke Reimer wrote: > > > >I am working quite often with deegree with is the first choice if > >you want to build spatial data infrastructure with more than just a > >WMS and perhaps a basic WFS. > > > >Thus I am interested to get java GIS tools into debian as well. The > >problem is that I am not so experienced with Java that I feel > >competent to judge about the lacks into the GNU classpath project > >that have to be filled to make deegree or other java GIS tools available > >in debian main. > > > >Since I am in contact with the deegree developers I could probably > >even achieve changes in deegree rather easily if necessary but as I > >said I would need help of some experienced java programmer. > >Something similar holds for jump (which is indeed a great tool!). > > > > I know deegree - the wfs part - quite good. > > Well, I will spend tonight some time to summarize some java gis > projects. I will also try to look after problems - like dependencies etc. > > The main problem with deegree - in my opinion - will be the huge number > of dependencies on non-free java libraries for the different db backends > like oracle, arc sde etc .... Yes, this is indeed a problem but as you already suggest below I would start to configure deegree only with postgis and mysql (which is possible as I know from experience). > > I don't know if its possible to configure the build only to build the > free parts. So we could build a package which supports only mysql and > postgis as databases. Best regards, Silke -- Intevation GmbH Georgstrasse 4 49074 Osnabrück, Germany http://intevation.de http://intevation.de/~silke FreeGIS.org http://freegis.org/
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