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[Ginp-developers] Snapshot 32 is available

[Brian B. <br...@pi...>]

Just in case anyone cares...

I recently noticed snapshot 31 was logging a rather nasty error:

2014-01-09 15:33:00,924 ERROR 
[org.apache.catalina.startup.ContextConfig] Unable to process Jar entry 
[com/ibm/icu/impl/data/LocaleElements_zh__PINYIN.class] from Jar 
[jar:file:/var/lib/tomcat7/webapps/ginp/WEB-INF/lib/icu4j-2.6.1.jar!/] 
for annotations
org.apache.tomcat.util.bcel.classfile.ClassFormatException: Invalid byte 
tag in constant pool: 60
         at 
org.apache.tomcat.util.bcel.classfile.Constant.readConstant(Constant.java:133)
(etc)

I dug around the dependencies (thanks netbeans!) and discovered the 
broken icu4j-2.6.1.jar was being included by xom-1.0b3, which was 
included by jaxen-1.1-beta-9.

I updated the project pom.xml to depend on the latest jaxen-1.1.6, which 
pulled in a newer xom that wasn't dependent on icu4j at all. Problem fixed!

Pity I forgot which maven goal makes the zips for distribution. You'll 
just have to make do with the war and source jar files. Sorry!

Brian

Re: [Ginp-developers] Snapshot 31 is available

[David K. <dk...@mi...>]

Oops, sorry for replying directly to you; I meant to reply only to the list.

I've been playing with the Oracle JREs and the Tomcat 8 RCs (I'm too 
lazy to compile from trunk).  I'll let you know how I get along as I get 
time to play with it (not this week most likely).

Dave


On 11/25/2013 9:47 AM, Brian Burch wrote:
> On 25/11/13 13:22, David Kerber wrote:
>> Thank you!  I had tried unsuccessfully to port my installation of Ginp
>> to Tomcat 8 with Java 7, but haven't had time to dig into the problems I
>> was running into.
>>
> Hi David,
>
> I'm pleased to discover I am not alone! You forgot to reply to the
> mailing list, so I will do it now.
>
> FYI I am running the new snapshot under:
>
> java version "1.7.0_25"
> OpenJDK Runtime Environment (IcedTea 2.3.10) (7u25-2.3.10-1ubuntu0.12.04.2)
> OpenJDK Client VM (build 23.7-b01, mixed mode, sharing)
>
> and
>
> Apache Tomcat 7.0.42 (I haven't tried it with tomcat trunk yet).
>
> Regards,
>
> Brian
>
>> On 11/25/2013 7:14 AM, Brian Burch wrote:
>>> I still use ginp to generate thumbnails for my photo collection, but
>>> have not been able to upgrade to java 7, or even to openjdk, for the
>>> last couple of years.
>>>
>>> I eventually got annoyed enough to debug the problem properly. Ginp uses
>>> java.awt.image.AffineTransformOp to generate thumbnails. However, most
>>> implementations of this class use a proprietary sun class to do the
>>> work. This class is not shipped except except with the old sun java 6,
>>> leading to ClassNotFound or NoSuchMethod errors which might be trapped
>>> and reported as failures to generate the files.
>>>
>>> Snapshot 31 is now available in the trunk on the project repository, and
>>> also for download as war and source packages. This new release should
>>> run successfully with openjdk 6 and 7, and also with oracle jdk 7. It
>>> uses a slower but portable algorithm to generate thumbnails by default,
>>> but also retains the original algorithm.
>>>
>>> The underlying java bug has been reported several times, and has been
>>> accepted as regression because it used to work. Unfortunately,
>>> presumably because it does not compromise security, it has not been
>>> fixed in the 7u45 updates which are just becoming available. I have
>>> written some new unit tests, including one that will notify me when the
>>> java bug is eventually fixed.
>>>
>>> I don't know how many people are still using Ginp, but this fix should
>>> allow you to bring your java up to date and thus avoid the security
>>> exposures associated with running a very old sun jvm. I haven't tried to
>>> resolve any other bugs in Ginp.
>>>
>>> I hope this helps,
>>>
>>> Brian
>>>
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Re: [Ginp-developers] Snapshot 31 is available

[Brian B. <br...@pi...>]

On 25/11/13 13:22, David Kerber wrote:
> Thank you!  I had tried unsuccessfully to port my installation of Ginp
> to Tomcat 8 with Java 7, but haven't had time to dig into the problems I
> was running into.
>

Hi David,

I'm pleased to discover I am not alone! You forgot to reply to the 
mailing list, so I will do it now.

FYI I am running the new snapshot under:

java version "1.7.0_25"
OpenJDK Runtime Environment (IcedTea 2.3.10) (7u25-2.3.10-1ubuntu0.12.04.2)
OpenJDK Client VM (build 23.7-b01, mixed mode, sharing)

and

Apache Tomcat 7.0.42 (I haven't tried it with tomcat trunk yet).

Regards,

Brian

> On 11/25/2013 7:14 AM, Brian Burch wrote:
>> I still use ginp to generate thumbnails for my photo collection, but
>> have not been able to upgrade to java 7, or even to openjdk, for the
>> last couple of years.
>>
>> I eventually got annoyed enough to debug the problem properly. Ginp uses
>> java.awt.image.AffineTransformOp to generate thumbnails. However, most
>> implementations of this class use a proprietary sun class to do the
>> work. This class is not shipped except except with the old sun java 6,
>> leading to ClassNotFound or NoSuchMethod errors which might be trapped
>> and reported as failures to generate the files.
>>
>> Snapshot 31 is now available in the trunk on the project repository, and
>> also for download as war and source packages. This new release should
>> run successfully with openjdk 6 and 7, and also with oracle jdk 7. It
>> uses a slower but portable algorithm to generate thumbnails by default,
>> but also retains the original algorithm.
>>
>> The underlying java bug has been reported several times, and has been
>> accepted as regression because it used to work. Unfortunately,
>> presumably because it does not compromise security, it has not been
>> fixed in the 7u45 updates which are just becoming available. I have
>> written some new unit tests, including one that will notify me when the
>> java bug is eventually fixed.
>>
>> I don't know how many people are still using Ginp, but this fix should
>> allow you to bring your java up to date and thus avoid the security
>> exposures associated with running a very old sun jvm. I haven't tried to
>> resolve any other bugs in Ginp.
>>
>> I hope this helps,
>>
>> Brian
>>
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>>
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[Ginp-developers] Snapshot 31 is available

[Brian B. <br...@pi...>]

I still use ginp to generate thumbnails for my photo collection, but 
have not been able to upgrade to java 7, or even to openjdk, for the 
last couple of years.

I eventually got annoyed enough to debug the problem properly. Ginp uses 
java.awt.image.AffineTransformOp to generate thumbnails. However, most 
implementations of this class use a proprietary sun class to do the 
work. This class is not shipped except except with the old sun java 6, 
leading to ClassNotFound or NoSuchMethod errors which might be trapped 
and reported as failures to generate the files.

Snapshot 31 is now available in the trunk on the project repository, and 
also for download as war and source packages. This new release should 
run successfully with openjdk 6 and 7, and also with oracle jdk 7. It 
uses a slower but portable algorithm to generate thumbnails by default, 
but also retains the original algorithm.

The underlying java bug has been reported several times, and has been 
accepted as regression because it used to work. Unfortunately, 
presumably because it does not compromise security, it has not been 
fixed in the 7u45 updates which are just becoming available. I have 
written some new unit tests, including one that will notify me when the 
java bug is eventually fixed.

I don't know how many people are still using Ginp, but this fix should 
allow you to bring your java up to date and thus avoid the security 
exposures associated with running a very old sun jvm. I haven't tried to 
resolve any other bugs in Ginp.

I hope this helps,

Brian

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Re: [Ginp-developers] Real activity?

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David Kerber wrote:
> As I've dug into the code a bit, it looks to me like a lot of that 
> "dead" code, is actually "unborn" rather than "dead".  What I mean is 
> that a lot of it appears to be framework code, intended to make it easy 
> to add new features, and not old code left over from previous changes.  
> It's rather complex and a lot of it has a pretty high level of 
> abstraction, but as I get my mind around it, it appears to be pretty 
> well written, and will probably make it easy to add the features I'm 
> working on.

Yes, I agree that "unborn" is a better description. My own opinion last 
year was that the complexity and abstraction wasn't taking the project 
in a direction that was useful to me. I'm pleased (as would be the 
authors) that it is proving useful to you.

> That complexity and abstraction means I'm going slower than I had 
> initially hoped, but I'm making progress, and will post back all my 
> changes as they're completed.  It's just tough sometimes to find the 
> best spot to add my new commands and processing code.

I don't have much time and motivation to add complex changes to the 
repository and test them thoroughly. However, if you are doing something 
that is likely to be of use to others, I don't want to keep them out. 
I'll review your changes and add them if appropriate - keep them small 
and localised as separate updates.

I strongly suggest you spend some time learning to maintain and build 
your local project with SVN and Maven... I will be happy to promote you 
to a project contributor once you are safe to update the source on your 
own. There is a lot to be said for drawing a line and making a new minor 
distribution release available for download.

> BTW, does "GINP" stand for something?  I assume the 'G' stands for 
> "Gnu", but can't come up with anything that fits for the rest of the 
> acronym.

It made sense to me a while ago. I'll let you know if I remember.

Regards,

Brian

Re: [Ginp-developers] Annotating pictures

[David k. <dck...@ve...>]

I'm sorry; I didn't intend to reply directly to you.  I just hit 
"reply", not noticing that the "Reply-to" wasn't set to the dev list, as 
the other lists I subscribe to are. 

Thanks for the pointers!

D


Brian Burch wrote:
> David... you seem to be sending your emails directly to me - can you 
> send them via the ginp developers mailing list instead?
>
> David kerber wrote:
>> Brian Burch wrote:
>>> David Kerber wrote:
>>>  
>>>> I am making progress on my updates to ginp, though I'm finding more 
>>>> rough edges than I expected, particularly in the configuration 
>>>> (Setup) updates.  However, I'll get that cleaned up and submitted 
>>>> back when it's done.
>>>>
>>>> The other thing I want to work on is to get the picture annotation 
>>>> (description) functions working.  For that, I obviously need a 
>>>> place and method to store the information; is there one already 
>>>> defined, or should I go ahead and develop one?  My first thought is 
>>>> an .xml file in each picture folder, with the information stored 
>>>> there, but if you have already defined one, or have a better idea, 
>>>> let me know.
>>>>     
>>>
>>> Perhaps you have already noticed the creating of files called 
>>> ginpfolder.xml in your subdirectories? You have to create this file 
>>> manually to anchor the root and first level of your collection, but 
>>> others are built automatically.
>>>
>>> I haven't investigated why these files are created, or how to get 
>>> additional tags into them, but it certainly seems to be the best 
>>> place to start your research.
>>>   
>>
>> I haven't seen that; just the .ginp folder under each main folder, 
>> which holds the thumbnails.  The only .xml files I've seen are the 
>> main ginp.xml configuration files; is that the one you're referring 
>> to?  I considered putting this data in there, but felt that would 
>> overload the file beyond its intended purpose, and that a separate 
>> picinfo (or whatever) .xml file inside each collection's home folder 
>> would be more logical.
>
> Hmmm. I checked my production system. Some of the second (and third) 
> level folders in my collection have a file called ginpfolder.xml, 
> which is world readable. Others do not have one.
>
> I presume having one of these files in each directory makes it a 
> suitable repository for annotations to the images held in that folder.
>
> I don't know what triggers its creation but there must be existing 
> logic that you could adapt to your own needs.
>
> I've attached a copy of one of mine. Don't get excited - the contents 
> are very boring. I'm only mentioning it so you have some clues to use 
> in your investigations.
>
> Regards,
>
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Re: [Ginp-developers] Annotating pictures

[Brian B. <br...@Pi...>]

David... you seem to be sending your emails directly to me - can you 
send them via the ginp developers mailing list instead?

David kerber wrote:
> Brian Burch wrote:
>> David Kerber wrote:
>>  
>>> I am making progress on my updates to ginp, though I'm finding more 
>>> rough edges than I expected, particularly in the configuration 
>>> (Setup) updates.  However, I'll get that cleaned up and submitted 
>>> back when it's done.
>>>
>>> The other thing I want to work on is to get the picture annotation 
>>> (description) functions working.  For that, I obviously need a place 
>>> and method to store the information; is there one already defined, or 
>>> should I go ahead and develop one?  My first thought is an .xml file 
>>> in each picture folder, with the information stored there, but if you 
>>> have already defined one, or have a better idea, let me know.
>>>     
>>
>> Perhaps you have already noticed the creating of files called 
>> ginpfolder.xml in your subdirectories? You have to create this file 
>> manually to anchor the root and first level of your collection, but 
>> others are built automatically.
>>
>> I haven't investigated why these files are created, or how to get 
>> additional tags into them, but it certainly seems to be the best place 
>> to start your research.
>>   
> 
> I haven't seen that; just the .ginp folder under each main folder, which 
> holds the thumbnails.  The only .xml files I've seen are the main 
> ginp.xml configuration files; is that the one you're referring to?  I 
> considered putting this data in there, but felt that would overload the 
> file beyond its intended purpose, and that a separate picinfo (or 
> whatever) .xml file inside each collection's home folder would be more 
> logical.

Hmmm. I checked my production system. Some of the second (and third) 
level folders in my collection have a file called ginpfolder.xml, which 
is world readable. Others do not have one.

I presume having one of these files in each directory makes it a 
suitable repository for annotations to the images held in that folder.

I don't know what triggers its creation but there must be existing logic 
that you could adapt to your own needs.

I've attached a copy of one of mine. Don't get excited - the contents 
are very boring. I'm only mentioning it so you have some clues to use in 
your investigations.

Regards,

Brian

Re: [Ginp-developers] Tiff image converter

[Brian B. <br...@Pi...>]

David Kerber wrote:
> David Kerber wrote:
>> Does anybody know of any code to convert .tiff images to .jpg?  Some of
>> the pix I want to put on my page are .tiff format, and rather than doing
>> the conversion manually, I'd like to let ginp handle it automatically,
>> like it does to create the thumbnails.
>>   
> Let me modify the question slightly:  which one do you recommend, 
> because there appear to be several.

Sorry, I haven't needed to do this - all my cameras produce jpeg's and 
my relatively new scanner can make them too.

If you are thinking of doing it automatically the way ginp makes 
thumbnails, then you need to be looking for pure java open source image 
processing toolkits (to wrap with your own code), rather than standalone 
"products".

Brian

Re: [Ginp-developers] Annotating pictures

[Brian B. <br...@Pi...>]

David Kerber wrote:
> I am making progress on my updates to ginp, though I'm finding more 
> rough edges than I expected, particularly in the configuration (Setup) 
> updates.  However, I'll get that cleaned up and submitted back when it's 
> done.
> 
> The other thing I want to work on is to get the picture annotation 
> (description) functions working.  For that, I obviously need a place and 
> method to store the information; is there one already defined, or should 
> I go ahead and develop one?  My first thought is an .xml file in each 
> picture folder, with the information stored there, but if you have 
> already defined one, or have a better idea, let me know.

Perhaps you have already noticed the creating of files called 
ginpfolder.xml in your subdirectories? You have to create this file 
manually to anchor the root and first level of your collection, but 
others are built automatically.

I haven't investigated why these files are created, or how to get 
additional tags into them, but it certainly seems to be the best place 
to start your research.

Brian

Re: [Ginp-developers] Tiff image converter

[David K. <dck...@ve...>]

David Kerber wrote:
> Does anybody know of any code to convert .tiff images to .jpg?  Some of
> the pix I want to put on my page are .tiff format, and rather than doing
> the conversion manually, I'd like to let ginp handle it automatically,
> like it does to create the thumbnails.
>
> D
>   
Let me modify the question slightly:  which one do you recommend, 
because there appear to be several.

[Ginp-developers] Tiff image converter

[David K. <dck...@ve...>]

Does anybody know of any code to convert .tiff images to .jpg?  Some of
the pix I want to put on my page are .tiff format, and rather than doing
the conversion manually, I'd like to let ginp handle it automatically,
like it does to create the thumbnails.

D

[Ginp-developers] Annotating pictures

[David K. <dk...@co...>]

I am making progress on my updates to ginp, though I'm finding more 
rough edges than I expected, particularly in the configuration (Setup) 
updates.  However, I'll get that cleaned up and submitted back when it's 
done.

The other thing I want to work on is to get the picture annotation 
(description) functions working.  For that, I obviously need a place and 
method to store the information; is there one already defined, or should 
I go ahead and develop one?  My first thought is an .xml file in each 
picture folder, with the information stored there, but if you have 
already defined one, or have a better idea, let me know.

This is turning into a fun project, though a bit more work than I had 
initially anticipated.

D

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[Ginp-developers] Developing under eclipse

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Over the weekend, I got ginp building and running under eclipse.  It 
took a bit to find the correct versions of the various libraries it 
needs (I didn't want to just grab the ones in web-inf/lib, though I used 
that as a reference).

Unfortunately, I won't be able to use the svn capability directly to 
check in any changes I make, because I had to rearrange the project 
structure from the maven arrangement to get it going.  It might be 
possible to use maven, but I never have, and I didn't feel like learning 
two new pieces at once.  So I'll just keep you informed on any changes I 
make to improve the new-user experience, which is my first goal.

I've already got one small change in, which keeps it from blowing up if 
I log in with no collections configured.

The other capability I want to add is the ability for my users to create 
their own collections, and from the looks of the architecture of the app 
so far, that should be pretty easy to do.

Thanks for the great baseline!
d

Re: [Ginp-developers] Real activity?

[Brian B. <br...@Pi...>]

David Kerber wrote:
> Brian Burch wrote:
>> David kerber wrote:
>>  
>>> Brian Burch wrote:
>>>    
>> You are on your own with windows, eclipse and maven - I can't help. 
>> But you really must work with the latest source if you want to make 
>> sense of any problems you encounter.
>>   
> No problem.  IME with Tomcat, if it works on one machine it works on all 
> of them.  Is the source .zip file in the download section of sourceforge 
> not the current source?  If not, can you give me a hint on how to get 
> the current source from svn?  I've never used svn before, though I did 
> just download the Tortoise SVN client earlier this week to play with, so 
> maybe that will do what I need.

I was talking mostly about the build process. Either eclipse has an svn 
client, or you will need to install one. You then configure it to point 
to the ginp repository - sourceforge project help tells you how to set 
up the parameters (might be something in the mail archives too).

Then you can download the source.

You have to build the project with maven. That is the bit you might find 
complicated - you should probably install and build using maven from a 
command prompt, i.e. outside eclipse, to start with.

Then you will have a new war file from the latest source.

Deploy the war to tomcat and follow the install instructions to 
configure it.

I will be away for a week, so don't be surprised if you hear nothing 
more from me.

Brian

Re: [Ginp-developers] Real activity?

[Brian B. <br...@Pi...>]

David kerber wrote:
> Brian Burch wrote:
>> David kerber wrote:
>> I have been developing a plugin for the jspWiki pure java project. It 
>> manages a photo collection and allows you to use the wiki to annotate, 
>> search and view your photos. I'm running my pre-release code on tomcat 
>> and although it is a bit clunky, I am now hardly using GINP except to 
>> conveniently view photos while doing the initial wiki annotation of my 
>> photo folders.
> I haven't heard of that project, but it sounds interesting.

http://www.jspwiki.org

>> Unless you have any specific development objectives with GINP, perhaps 
>> you should concentrate on getting it working for your photo collection 
>> for
> The display functionality works fine already, once I manually edited the 
> .xml file that defines the collections.  What I want is to enable my 
> users to create their own collections, which I haven't seen anything for 
> yet (with only 45 min or so of fooling with it).

Can't comment on that. I store and maintain all my photos under a single 
userid. I assign the files to a group that tomcat can read. I haven't 
done anything with multiple user support.

>> now. I don't run the downloadable version - I grab the latest source 
>> from SVN and build it locally with Maven. Getting that lot working 
>> will take you a while unless you are already familiar with the tools. 
>> I use Netbeans and sun java 6 for my development environment under 
>> ubuntu linux.
> I use Eclipse on Windows; I'll play with getting the project installed 
> and running probably this weekend.

You are on your own with windows, eclipse and maven - I can't help. But 
you really must work with the latest source if you want to make sense of 
any problems you encounter.

Regards,

Brian

[Ginp-developers] Real activity?

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So is there any real activity in the ginp lists?  I subscribed to both 
the developers and users lists, and the only messages I saw on a quick 
scan were spam.  I just installed ginp on my home server last night, and 
I like what I saw, but it clearly needs some fine-tuning (the startup 
wizard, for example).  Among the other hats I wear on my day job, I'm a 
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[Ginp-developers] access to svn repository

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Hi, Doug. I hope you are well.

I've been updating some of my systems and decided to rebuild ginp from 
the repository. I did a clean checkout and a normal build, which was 
successful.

However, "mvn site" failed because of a source code management url was 
invalid. It seems maven has started to enforce the scm syntax rules and 
our pom.xml is no longer valid. I made a trivial change and my site 
build was successful.

Next, I discovered my sourceforge password had expired, so I set a new 
value. When I tried to commit my change, I got the message:

svn: MKACTIVITY of 
'/svnroot/ginp/!svn/act/ad32f0d8-0daf-4e5d-b90d-ce1df9cda695': 403 
Forbidden (http://svn.sourceforge.net)

googling the error message got me to this page:

http://alexandria.wiki.sourceforge.net/Subversion+-+Version+Control+for+Source+Code#tocSubversion%20-%20Version%20Control%20for%20Source%20Code20

would you please check whether I still have developer access to the 
project svn repository?

Regards,

Brian