OpenJUMP
Installing: Mac OSX
Starting OpenJUMP on MacOSX
How it should work:
- open a terminal window
- move to the “bin” folder (using “ls” and “cd” commands in the terminal)
- if you arrived in the bin folder, openjump can be started by typing: “sh openjump.sh” and pressing enter
but eventually…
Nicholas wrote:
I’ve played around with JUMP previously, and I just downloaded and made OpenJUMP work on my Mac, running OS X 10.4.6. Initially, I ran into some problems, but it seems they were mainly due to Carriage Return/Line Feed problems with the shell script.
That’s why Karel posted: Usual suspect is carriage return, and an easy way to fix it is:
- a) join all lines of script into one line,
- b) split into lines again and save script.
Further Nic wrote:After I got it running from the shell script, I wanted to tackle making it run from the old application package from
JUMP 1.1.2 (or whatever).
Here are the steps I took to make it run.
- View contents of the JUMP application by right clicking the application icon and choosing “Show Package Contents”
- Navigate to “Contents/Resources/JUMP/lib” and copy all the contents of the OpenJUMP lib directory, including the sub-folders
- Navigate back to “Contents/Resources” and edit the “script” file with your favorite text editor
- Search for the following line: LIB=$JUMPHOME/lib
and add the following two lines after it:
BATIK_DIR=$JUMPHOME/lib/batik
LOOKS_DIR=$JUMPHOME/lib/looks-1.3.1
- Search for the following line:
for jarfile in $LIB/.jar $JUMP_PLUGIN_DIR/.jar
and append it to match:
for jarfile in $LIB/.jar $JUMP_PLUGIN_DIR/.jar $BATIK_DIR/*jar $LOOKS_DIR
- Save the file
- Double-click the JUMP app and watch it start!
hope this is helpful to someone!
cheers,
-n
Revised on May 27, 2006 07:11 by Jonathan Aquino
Original Page link http://openjump.org/wiki/show/Installation+Instructions
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Starting OpenJUMP on MacOSX
How it should work:
- open a terminal window
- move to the “bin” folder (using “ls” and “cd” commands in the terminal)
- if you arrived in the bin folder, openjump can be started by typing: “sh openjump.sh” and pressing enter
but eventually…
Nicholas wrote:
I’ve played around with JUMP previously, and I just downloaded and made OpenJUMP work on my Mac, running OS X 10.4.6. Initially, I ran into some problems, but it seems they were mainly due to CR/LF Carriage Return/Line Feed problems with the shell script. Q.What is CR/LF?script.
That’s why Karel posted: Usual suspect is carriage return, and an easy way to fix it is:
- a) join all lines of script into one line,
- b) split into lines again and save script.
Further Nic wrote:After I got it running from the shell script, I wanted to tackle making it run from the old application package from
JUMP 1.1.2 (or
whatever). Q.How did Nic get it running from the shell script?
whatever).
Here are the steps I took to make it run.
- View contents of the JUMP application by right clicking the application icon and choosing “Show Package Contents”
- Navigate to “Contents/Resources/JUMP/lib” and copy all the contents of the OpenJUMP lib directory, including the sub-folders
- Navigate back to “Contents/Resources” and edit the “script” file with your favorite text editor
- Search for the following line: LIB=$JUMPHOME/lib
and add the following two lines after it:
BATIK_DIR=$JUMPHOME/lib/batik
LOOKS_DIR=$JUMPHOME/lib/looks-1.3.1
- Search for the following line:
for jarfile in $LIB/.jar $JUMP_PLUGIN_DIR/.jar
and append it to match:
for jarfile in $LIB/.jar $JUMP_PLUGIN_DIR/.jar $BATIK_DIR/*jar $LOOKS_DIR
- Save the file
- Double-click the JUMP app and watch it start!
hope this is helpful to someone!
cheers,
-n
Revised on May 27, 2006 07:11 by Jonathan Aquino
Original Page link http://openjump.org/wiki/show/Installation+Instructions
Revised on September 26, 2007 21:45
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