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libproj-binding.so not generating #74
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The binary file should be in For the |
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What is the platform (Linux, Windows, etc.)? Did you used
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i am getting this
in the end i am geting |
It seems to be the same error than #73. I have no idea which cache the message is talking about. Can you try to build on another drive than |
Same issue |
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Also if i not skip test it fails
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@desruisseaux Any update? |
Can you try from the command-line?
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The last command is missing the dot. |
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It looks like a problem with |
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The C/C++ compiler does not found PROJ. Did you tried the "Build and run in Windows environment" section in Installation instruction? |
Have you also edited the |
Yes but does The core issue is that the C compiler does not find the PROJ library. It is hard to guess why without access to your machine. I think that at this point, it would be more productive if you try to do a little bit of investigation on your side. Try to locate the PROJ library and the header file, and make sure that the paths declared in e.g. |
@desruisseaux i am doing the same process as you mentions still issue is happening, can you help me to do this if i can provide access to my machine? |
I'm not familiar with Window environments, so I may be of little help. The best I can do is to recommend to try to compile the C++ code using The ideal would be to find a C/C++ developer around you who can help you with |
@desruisseaux can you please provide me jar file directly? |
Yes, but it would not work. The JAR would contain the native code compiled for Linux. It would not work on Windows. Even if I find a Windows machine for compiling the native code, the DLL may contain a path to the PROJ library on the machine used for the compilation, and this path may not be the same as on your machine. Using a native library in Java is always much more difficult than using pure Java code. Have you considered using a pure Java library instead of PROJ? The one which is closest to PROJ capabilities is Apache SIS (disclaimer: I'm a contributor of that project). Such pure Java libraries are much easier to use in a Java environment. |
@ggmuelle could you please help me with this issue? |
@desruisseaux i am investigation this issue again and got stuck at this point, is there any solution for this?
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Hello @JigneshPiZone. The error message is still "Error: could not load cache". Apparently, this error does not come from Java, Maven or PROJ-JNI, but seems to come from I suggest to try again to invoke |
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You need to follow all the steps documented 4 months ago, with |
@desruisseaux i am trying to build on macOS
Could you help me now? |
In target folder there is no .so file found, where can i get libproj-binding.so file,
also in that file is not available in proj-*.jar.
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