[OSM-dev] Potlatch hackable on dev server?
Nick Whitelegg
Nick.Whitelegg at solent.ac.uk
Mon May 14 13:07:36 BST 2007
>> Is there a full OSM (Rails) with Potlatch set up on the dev server?
>Not AFAIK, but I may be wrong.
>> If so, what I might do to make my suggested tweaks to potlatch
>> (Landsat and NPE background, polygons) is work on dev for the
>> moment, as it'll probably be easier than using a combination of the
>> Freemap server and the live API.
>FWIW I develop using a local Rails install and a planet-derived db -
>worth considering?
It's an idea, but I'm not sure if my home PC is up to the job.... think in
the absence of a setup in dev, the combination of the Freemap server and
the live API will be easiest.
>I'm also keeping the non-Rails Ruby API current, so
>you can actually hack on the SWF part of Potlatch without having Rails
>installed.
>I'm currently working on a bunch of Potlatch stuff (segments, POIs,
>etc.) and hope to have a release in the next couple of days, unless
>anyone asks for still more features. :)
>When I first started working on Potlatch, I actually wrote complete
>working ActionScript for a Landsat background - i.e. full tile
>management code - but stripped it out when Yahoo! came along and the
>OSM Landsat WMS server was turned off. Shall I dig it out and bung it
>your way? (NPE will presumably be a bit scarier due to projection
>issues.)
OK, that might be good thanks.
Nick
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