FAQs about Preface
There are a few reasons:
- The development of NH-Top50Trans, TrackCon, ITNConv and Map&Guide Motorrad Tourenplaner was stopped or discontinued by the authors.
- I found gpsbabel too cryptic.
- I felt like coding.
Since RouteConverter 2.2 I'm using git and the source code including the version history since december 2008 is available on github.
Use this command to clone the source code:
> git clone git://github.com/cpesch/RouteConverter.git
If you'd like to propose changes. please use the pull requests from github. Alternatively you could create an issue to describe problems.
The following steps have been figured out by Eclipse developers:
Prepare Eclipse
- Install Eclipse IDE for Java Developers
- Install m2eclipse from the Repository
- Install EGit from the Repository
- Install m2e-egit via "File > Import > Maven > Checkout Maven Projects from SCM > Find more SCM connectors in the m2e marketplace"
- The steps above require a bunch of "Ok", "Next", "Finish" confirmations and restarts of Eclipse
Checkout out github-Repository
- "File > Import > Maven > Checkout Maven Projects from SCM"
- Select "SCM URL:" git and type "git://github.com/cpesch/RouteConverter"
- The "Package Explorer" should now show up about 30 projects
Start RouteConverter out of Eclipse
- Select "Navigate > Open Type..." then type "RouteConverter" and confirm
- "Run > Debug As > Java Application"
- Select "Run > Debug Configurations... > Main > Project > RouteConverterWindows" for a 32-bit Java to ensure that the map is displayed
- Select "Run > Debug Configurations... > Main > Project > RouteConverterWindows64" for a 64-bit Java to ensure that the map is displayed
The following steps have been figured out by NetBeans developers:
Prepare NetBeans
- Installi NetBeans IDE Java SE
- Installi Git via "My NetBeans > Install Plugins"
Checkout github-Repository
- Select "Team > Git > Clone" and type "git://github.com/cpesch/RouteConverter"
- Select "master" as "Remote Branch"
- "Open Project..." auswählen
- "Projects > Modules" should now show up about 30 projects
Start RouteConverter out of NetBeans
- Select "Projects > RouteConverter > Open Required Projects"
- Select "Navigate > Go to Type...", type "RouteConverter" and confirm
- Select "Debug > Debug File"
What is left over
- how to select the Maven modules RouteConverterWindows for 32-bit Java or RouteConverterWindows64 for 64-bit Java to ensure that the map is displayed