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== Introduction==
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This page discusses a possible OSGeo Binary Distribution and Installer of software for MS Windows (aka Win32).  It is a specific case of the [[OSGeo Binary Distribution]] which we hope might get going soon.
 
  
== Goals ==  
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== Introduction==
  
General goals:
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'''Migrated to http://trac.osgeo.org/osgeo4w/'''
  
* Include a wide variety of OSGeo packages.
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This page discusses the OSGeo Binary Distribution (OSGeo4W) and Installer of software for MS Windows.  It is a specific case of the [[OSGeo Binary Distribution]].
* Painless installation
 
* Select desired packages only, and pull in dependencies automatically.
 
  
== General Plan ==
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Try [http://download.osgeo.org/osgeo4w/osgeo4w-setup.exe OSGeo4W] now!
  
Morph MS4W to use a nicer installer front end (instead of just zip files) and to include more packages.
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== Communication / Coordination ==
  
== Targetted Packages ==
 
  
In the following context ''required'' means we firmly plan to include this item, and that existing participants are committed to it. ''Optional'' implies we are interested in including it, but no one is committed to doing it. All packages will be optional to install (pending dependencies).
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Mailing list: osgeo4w-dev@lists.osgeo.org ([http://lists.osgeo.org/mailman/listinfo/osgeo4w-dev Subscribe], [http://lists.osgeo.org/pipermail/osgeo4w-dev/ Archive], [http://n2.nabble.com/osgeo4w-dev-OSGeo-Win32-Installer-List-f2204126.html Search])
  
* MapServer (required, Jeff)
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Bugs: [http://trac.osgeo.org/osgeo4w/newticket Create Ticket], [http://trac.osgeo.org/osgeo4w/query?status=new&status=assigned&status=reopened&order=priority Open Tickets]
** MapServer CGI (required, Jeff)
 
** PHP MapScript (required, Jeff)
 
** Python MapScript (optional)
 
* GDAL (required, Mateusz)
 
** Python bindings (optional)
 
** Plugin Drivers: ECW, OCI, SDE, MrSID, etc (optional)
 
* Mapbender (optional)
 
* Mapbuilder (optonal)
 
* GRASS (required) (Moritz Lennert?)
 
* Postgis/Postgres
 
  
== Participants ==
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== Goals ==  
  
* Jeff McKenna: MS4W Maintainer
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* Include a wide variety of OSGeo packages.
* Frank Warmerdam: FWTools
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* Painless installation
* Mateusz Loskot: maintain GDAL related components
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* Select desired packages only, and pull in dependencies automatically.
* Yewondwossen Assefa: MapServer core
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* Focused on Win32 (NT/XP/Vista) with limited support for Win64.
  
== Technical Notes ==
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== Targetted Packages ==
  
* existing MS4W Nullsoft installer [http://www.maptools.org/ms4w/index.phtml?page=ms4w-2.2.6.nsi.txt script]
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In the following context ''committed'' means we are planning to include this item, and have someone willing to do the work. ''desired'' implies we are interested in including it, but no one is committed to doing it.
* Paul Ramsey notes that for installation in corporate environments it can be very helpful to provide MSI files, and to support non-interactive distribution.  
 
* Markus Neteler mentioned that 6.3.0 winGRASS is now in RC1 ([http://geog-pc40.ulb.ac.be/grass/wingrass/ download]) and also included in QGIS 0.9.0
 
  
=== Package Requirements ===
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* MapServer (committed, Jeff)
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** MapServer CGI (committed, Jeff)
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** PHP MapScript (committed, Jeff)
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** Python MapScript (desired)
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** Perl Mapscript (desired)
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* GDAL (committed, Mateusz)
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** Python bindings (desired)
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** Perl bindings (committed, Ari)
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** Plugin Drivers: ECW, OCI, SDE, MrSID, etc (desired)
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* PostGIS/PostgresSQL (desired) (Mark Cave-Ayland?)
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* pgAdminIII/phppgadmin (desired)
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* Mapbender (committed, Astrid)
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* Mapbuilder (desired)
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* OpenLayers (desired)
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* WinGRASS (committed, Jürgen Fischer)
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* Qt (commited, Jürgen Fischer) (for OSSIM, and QGIS)
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* Quantum GIS (committed, Jürgen Fischer) - depends on Qt.
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* OSSIM (desired) - depends on Qt.
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* R (desired)
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* FDO (desired)
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* MapGuide Open Source (desired) - depends on FDO
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* [http://geoinformatics.tkk.fi/twiki/bin/view/Main/GeoinformaticaSoftware Geoinformatica stack] (contains GTK, Perl, GDAL, GDAL-Perl, GTK-Perl, etc) (committed, Ari)
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* uDig
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* Mapnik (desired) (D. Springmeyer interested in helping)
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* MapFish (work in progress should be available by end of 2008)
  
==== MS4W ====
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More detailed information on specific packages is available on the [http://trac.osgeo.org/osgeo4w/wiki/PackageListing OSGeo4W Packages] wiki page.
  
* Apache
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== Participants ==
** install into any directory
 
** allow user to specify port to use
 
* MapServer
 
** SDE, Oracle plugins
 
** Mapscript: PHP, Java, Python, C#
 
** AGG
 
* Miscellaneous
 
**automatically upgrade/install packages directly from the maptools.org server
 
  
Note: IIS requirement might be handled with a community wiki
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(interested package maintainers please add your name below!)
  
==== WINGRASS ====
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* Jeff McKenna: MS4W Maintainer (includes Apache, PHP, Chameleon, MapServer 5.0 demo, Gmap, ka-Map, OpenLayers packages)
 
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* Frank Warmerdam: FWTools
* ActiveState Tcl
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* Mateusz Loskot: maintain GDAL related components
* MSYS (commandline-ready)
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* Yewondwossen Assefa: MapServer core (including Fusion and ms_ogc_workshop packages)
 
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* Ari Jolma: Geoinformatica stack
= Meeting Notes =
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* Tamas Szekeres: GDAL C#, MapScript C#, Win64 packages
 
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* Astrid Emde: Mapbender
- upgrades
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* Andrea Antonello: java, uDig
* force a new download
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* Brian Fischer: GeoMOOSE
 
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* Steve Lime: dBox
- package
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* Jeroen Ticheler: GeoNetwork
* package-by-package install is required
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* Mike Adair: Community Mapbuilder
 
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* Eduin Carrillo: FIST
* php can be used for cutom scripting
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* Eduin Carrillo: PhpPgAdmin
 
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* Jürgen Fischer: Quantum GIS (and missing dependencies like Qt)
= Mailing list invite =
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* Dane Springmeyer: Mapnik (Will benefit from python 25, boost will be tricky)
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* Eric Lemoine: MapFish
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* Hirofumi Hayashi: OSGeo-Japan (Installer improvements, i18n)
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* Venkatesh Raghavan: Osaka City University (i18n)
  
* Mark Cave-Ayland *
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== Status ==
* Moritz Lennert *
 
* Tim Sutton (QGIS *)
 
* Frank
 
* Jeff
 
* Assefa
 
* Howard Butler
 
* Paul Ramsey
 
* Chris Holmes
 
* MapGuide
 
* GeoNetwork
 
* gvSIG
 
* GEOS
 
* OpenLayers
 
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= Build Environment =
 
  
* MSVC 7.1 (MS4W, FWTools)
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* a Cygwin Setup derived network installer has been selected for use, though it will be modified for a simplified expressed install: ([http://download.osgeo.org/osgeo4w/osgeo4w-setup.exe working prototype]) The installer lives at http://svn.osgeo.org/osgeo/osgeo4w/setup and is mostly maintained by Frank and Assefa.
* possibly time to upgrade to 2005 (free version available)
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* A preliminary pass has been made on a variety of [[OSGeo4W Packages]]. Some will need revision and many more will need to be added based on [[OSGeo4W Packaging]].
* MSYS?
 
* Windows VM on telascience ??
 
* segment from massive buildkit
 
* include build library files (not source files)
 
** offer as developer compenents??
 
  
= Name of Installer =
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== Plans ==
  
* OSGeo4W
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* Hoping to have a reasonable stable "OSGeo4W 2008" ready for wide use by May 2008.
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* select a Project Steering Committee
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* longer term: enter incubation as an OSGeo project
  
= Versions =
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== Build Environment ==
  
* pick our nominal version of PHP, Python, etc.
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Each package is built individually on the packager's machine, and then uploaded.  There is no need for complete consistency in development environments.  So packages might be built with MSVC 6, 7.1, 8, 9, MSYS/MingW and possibly even other compilers.  Mixing compilers may be problematic for C++ interfaces, but is generally fine for C interfaces.
  
= Priorities =
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Packages used as libraries by other packages should have include files, and stub libraries in the package so the OSGeo4W tree can be used as a "buildkit" for additional packages.
  
* packaging
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== Versions ==
* mailing list setup
 
* put into OSGeo svn
 
* sponsors from organizations
 
  
= Timelime =
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* must pick our supported version of Java, perl, PHP, Python, etc. to use throughout installer buildkit
  
* base structure by April 2008
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[[Category: Software Stack]]

Latest revision as of 02:34, 6 November 2011

In other languages
OSGeo4W jp


Introduction

Migrated to http://trac.osgeo.org/osgeo4w/

This page discusses the OSGeo Binary Distribution (OSGeo4W) and Installer of software for MS Windows. It is a specific case of the OSGeo Binary Distribution.

Try OSGeo4W now!

Communication / Coordination

Mailing list: osgeo4w-dev@lists.osgeo.org (Subscribe, Archive, Search)

Bugs: Create Ticket, Open Tickets

Goals

  • Include a wide variety of OSGeo packages.
  • Painless installation
  • Select desired packages only, and pull in dependencies automatically.
  • Focused on Win32 (NT/XP/Vista) with limited support for Win64.

Targetted Packages

In the following context committed means we are planning to include this item, and have someone willing to do the work. desired implies we are interested in including it, but no one is committed to doing it.

  • MapServer (committed, Jeff)
    • MapServer CGI (committed, Jeff)
    • PHP MapScript (committed, Jeff)
    • Python MapScript (desired)
    • Perl Mapscript (desired)
  • GDAL (committed, Mateusz)
    • Python bindings (desired)
    • Perl bindings (committed, Ari)
    • Plugin Drivers: ECW, OCI, SDE, MrSID, etc (desired)
  • PostGIS/PostgresSQL (desired) (Mark Cave-Ayland?)
  • pgAdminIII/phppgadmin (desired)
  • Mapbender (committed, Astrid)
  • Mapbuilder (desired)
  • OpenLayers (desired)
  • WinGRASS (committed, Jürgen Fischer)
  • Qt (commited, Jürgen Fischer) (for OSSIM, and QGIS)
  • Quantum GIS (committed, Jürgen Fischer) - depends on Qt.
  • OSSIM (desired) - depends on Qt.
  • R (desired)
  • FDO (desired)
  • MapGuide Open Source (desired) - depends on FDO
  • Geoinformatica stack (contains GTK, Perl, GDAL, GDAL-Perl, GTK-Perl, etc) (committed, Ari)
  • uDig
  • Mapnik (desired) (D. Springmeyer interested in helping)
  • MapFish (work in progress should be available by end of 2008)

More detailed information on specific packages is available on the OSGeo4W Packages wiki page.

Participants

(interested package maintainers please add your name below!)

  • Jeff McKenna: MS4W Maintainer (includes Apache, PHP, Chameleon, MapServer 5.0 demo, Gmap, ka-Map, OpenLayers packages)
  • Frank Warmerdam: FWTools
  • Mateusz Loskot: maintain GDAL related components
  • Yewondwossen Assefa: MapServer core (including Fusion and ms_ogc_workshop packages)
  • Ari Jolma: Geoinformatica stack
  • Tamas Szekeres: GDAL C#, MapScript C#, Win64 packages
  • Astrid Emde: Mapbender
  • Andrea Antonello: java, uDig
  • Brian Fischer: GeoMOOSE
  • Steve Lime: dBox
  • Jeroen Ticheler: GeoNetwork
  • Mike Adair: Community Mapbuilder
  • Eduin Carrillo: FIST
  • Eduin Carrillo: PhpPgAdmin
  • Jürgen Fischer: Quantum GIS (and missing dependencies like Qt)
  • Dane Springmeyer: Mapnik (Will benefit from python 25, boost will be tricky)
  • Eric Lemoine: MapFish
  • Hirofumi Hayashi: OSGeo-Japan (Installer improvements, i18n)
  • Venkatesh Raghavan: Osaka City University (i18n)

Status

Plans

  • Hoping to have a reasonable stable "OSGeo4W 2008" ready for wide use by May 2008.
  • select a Project Steering Committee
  • longer term: enter incubation as an OSGeo project

Build Environment

Each package is built individually on the packager's machine, and then uploaded. There is no need for complete consistency in development environments. So packages might be built with MSVC 6, 7.1, 8, 9, MSYS/MingW and possibly even other compilers. Mixing compilers may be problematic for C++ interfaces, but is generally fine for C interfaces.

Packages used as libraries by other packages should have include files, and stub libraries in the package so the OSGeo4W tree can be used as a "buildkit" for additional packages.

Versions

  • must pick our supported version of Java, perl, PHP, Python, etc. to use throughout installer buildkit