This is the main trunk for SSEC's McIDAS-V Project.
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├── build-customized.xml * User-customizable Ant build file.
├── build.xml * Main Ant build file.
├── docs
│ ├── javadoc * API documentation for developers.
│ └── userguide * Project documentation.
├── edu
│ └── wisc
│ └── ssec
│ ├── mcidas
│ └── mcidasv * General managers and main application
│ │ code should go here, e.g., ViewManager,
│ │ McIDASV.java.
│ ├── chooser * Data choosers should go here.
│ ├── control * Display controls should go here.
│ ├── data * Datasources should go here.
│ ├── display * Displays code should go here.
│ ├── images * DEPRECATED: please use appropriate
│ │ directory within "resources".
│ ├── jython * Linear Combination Jython Interpreter.
│ ├── monitors * Monitor the state of a McIDAS-V session.
│ ├── probes * Data probes.
│ ├── resources * Non-code resources required by
│ │ │ McIDAS-V should reside here. Things
│ │ │ like RBI, XML, and images.
│ │ └── python * Jython library code.
│ ├── servermanager * Handles local and remote ADDE datasets.
│ ├── startupmanager * Manage McIDAS-V startup options.
│ ├── supportform * Submit McIDAS-V support requests.
│ ├── ui * UI related classes here, e.g., UIManager.
│ └── util * Utility classes can go here.
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├── lib * McIDAS-V dependencies (other than VisAD/IDV).
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| ├── linux-amd64 * 64-bit Linux dependencies.
| ├── linux-i586 * 32-bit Linux dependencies.
| ├── macosx * OS X dependencies
| ├── share * Platform independent dependencies. This is
| | where most JAR files will end up.
| ├── windows-amd64 * 64-bit Windows dependencies.
| └── windows-i586 * 32-bit Windows dependencies.
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├── release * Files used by install4J.
├── tools
│ ├── apidocs
│ └── external
│ ├── orphan_icon_finder
│ ├── pluginfeed
│ └── supportreq
└── ucar
Assuming you've cloned the repo, and have installed Java 8+:
ant jar.runlarge
Make sure IDV is up to date, then build the "dist" target:
ant dist
Run Install4J and build the installer packages.
A cron job that builds the "nightly" target runs daily at 4am:
ant nightly
There is a separate script on the webserver that pulls the completed build.
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