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GeoGig File URI fix #99

Closed emerkle826 closed 8 years ago

emerkle826 commented 9 years ago

The Unix "file" URI prefix is missing a "slash". For example, the Unix file path "/tmp/repo" should be represented as a URI like this:

file:///tmp/repo

as opposed to

file://tmp/repo

emerkle826 commented 9 years ago

@groldan @jmiller-boundless This version works on Linux/OSX. If either of you can let me know if it does or doesn't work on Windows, I'd appreciate it.

jmiller-self commented 9 years ago

Erik, That version looks like it works on Windows. If I compile without running the tests it works fine. I am getting test failures but I think they are probably due to Windows file locking issues and not to this change. (See below)

Failed tests: createDataStoreOldConfigCreatesRepo(org.geogig.geoserver.rest.GeoGigGeoServerRESTntegrationTest)

Tests in error: testRemoveSingleFeature(org.geogig.geoserver.gwc.GWCIntegrationTest): Unable to delete file: .\target\default4153791938880747492data\geogig\config\security\securitylogs.db org.geogig.geoserver.rest.GeoGigGeoServerRESTntegrationTest: Unable to delete file: .\target\default576657330924692313data\geogig\config\security\securitylogs.db

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On Fri, Nov 20, 2015 at 6:06 PM, Erik Merkle notifications@github.com wrote:

@groldan https://github.com/groldan @jmiller-boundless https://github.com/jmiller-boundless This version works on Linux/OSX. If either of you can let me know if it does or doesn't work on Windows, I'd appreciate it.

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victorhdzgeo commented 8 years ago

hello!

Is there the ability to load raster files through mongodb?

emerkle826 commented 8 years ago

This work has been moved to GeoServer Community modules.