Hi Peppe, all,
Just posted OpenJUMP-1.4.1rc2 at the same address
Tried to take all remarks into account
Bundles have different sizes compared to rc1 because :
- I removes MrSID.exe except from -s version (don't know yet what I do
for -s and for ecw dll)
- I added sextante documentation in -s version (to get it, java option
-Duser.language=en works but not OJ option -i18n en, I don't know why)
Peppe, I took your last sextante binding but renamed it not to be
confused with sextante0.6.jar in lib/ext/sextante
Michaël
Le 25/06/2011 22:40, Michaël Michaud a écrit :
Hi all,
I'd like to release 1.4.1 within a few days.
Every test you can do with the very last version is welcome.
I have prepared 3 bundles here :
http://geo.michaelm.free.fr/OpenJUMP/resources/OpenJUMP1.4.1/
- openjump-1.4.1rc1.zip : should be equivalent to next NB. It is the
basic multi-OS version
- openjump-installer.exe : same as previous version, but within an
installer for windows
- openjump-1.4.1rc1-s.zip : same as 1.4.1rc1 with Sextante and many
other plugins
Please, report anything wrong.
Note for regular users (Peppe, Jukka, Uwe...) : last change I did
(today) are
- fix bug 3327322 WMS-getMapRequest incorrect (patch from Wilfried
Hornburg).
- change dissolve (union by attribute) and calculate areas and length
according to last Peppe's remarks
Michaël
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