This is a project which was used for a lecture in GIS and Java development for CodeClan
- Open IntelliJ IDEA and select File > Open....
- Choose the java-gradle-starter-project directory and click OK.
- Select File > Project Structure... and ensure that the Project SDK and language level are set to use Java 17.
- Open the Gradle view with View > Tool Windows > Gradle.
- In the Gradle view, double-click
copyNatives
under Tasks > build. This will unpack the native library dependencies to $USER_HOME/.arcgis. - In the Gradle view, double-click
run
under Tasks > application to run the app.
cd
into the project's root directory.- Run
./gradlew clean build
on Linux/Mac orgradlew.bat clean build
on Windows. - Run
./gradlew copyNatives
on Linux/Mac orgradlew.bat copyNatives
on Windows. This will unpack the native library dependencies to $USER_HOME.arcgis. - Run
./gradlew run
on Linux/Mac orgradlew.bat run
on Windows to run the app.
See the Java Maps SDK system requirements.
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