Quickstart

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Quickstart

A step by step guide describing how to quickly get up and running with a GeoServer development environment. This guide assumes that all the necessary Tools are installed.

Note

This guide is designed to get developers up and running as quick as possible. For a more comprehensive guide see the Maven Guide and the Eclipse Guide.

Check out source code
Build with Maven
Generate Eclipse project files with Maven
Import modules into Eclipse
Run GeoServer from Eclipse
Access GeoServer front page

Check out source code¶

Check out the source code from the subversion repository. Choose trunk for the latest development, or a stable branch for versions less likely to change often.

Either:

svn co https://svn.codehaus.org/geoserver/trunk geoserver-trunk

Or (stable 1.7.x branch):

svn co https://svn.codehaus.org/geoserver/branches/1.7.x geoserver-1.7.x

In this example we will pretend that you checked the source out into a directory called geoserver, but a more descriptive name is recommended.

Build with Maven¶

Change directory to the root of the source tree and execute the maven build command:

cd geoserver/srcmvn clean install

A successful build will result in something like the following output:

[INFO][INFO][INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------[INFO] Reactor Summary:[INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------[INFO] GeoServer ............................................. SUCCESS [10.271s][INFO] GeoServer Maven Plugins ............................... SUCCESS [0.865s][INFO] Configuration Deployment PlugIn ....................... SUCCESS [3.820s][INFO] GeoServer Maven Archetypes ............................ SUCCESS [0.054s][INFO] GeoServer WFS Output Format Archetype ................. SUCCESS [0.390s][INFO] Core Platform Module .................................. SUCCESS [5.270s][INFO] Data Module ........................................... SUCCESS [4.521s][INFO] Open Web Service Module ............................... SUCCESS [2.730s][INFO] Main Module ........................................... SUCCESS [10.077s][INFO] Web Coverage Service Module ........................... SUCCESS [3.785s][INFO] Web Coverage Service 1.1.1 Module ..................... SUCCESS [5.254s][INFO] Validation Module ..................................... SUCCESS [1.131s][INFO] Web Feature Service Module ............................ SUCCESS [6.695s][INFO] Web Feature Service Module ............................ SUCCESS [1.197s][INFO] Web Map Service Module ................................ SUCCESS [8.519s][INFO] Geoserver REST Support Code ........................... SUCCESS [3.366s][INFO] GeoWebCache (GWC) Module .............................. SUCCESS [0.255s][INFO] Web Application Module ................................ SUCCESS [27.386s][INFO] Community Space ....................................... SUCCESS [0.312s][INFO] GeoServer Extensions .................................. SUCCESS [0.071s][INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------[INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------[INFO] BUILD SUCCESSFUL[INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------

Generate Eclipse project files with Maven¶

Generate the eclipse .project and .classpath files:

mvn eclipse:eclipse

Import modules into Eclipse¶

Run the Eclipse IDE
Open the Eclipse Preferences
Navigate to Java, Build Path, Classpath Variables and click New...
Create a classpath variable named “M2_REPO” and set the value to the location of the local Maven repository, and click Ok
Click Ok to apply the new Eclipse preferences
Right-click in the Package Explorer and click Import...
Select Existing Projects into Workspace and click Next
Navigate to the geoserver/src directory
Ensure all modules are selected and click Finish

Run GeoServer from Eclipse¶

From the Package Explorer select the web-app module (web in 1.7.x or earlier)
Navigate to the org.geoserver.web package (org.vfny.geoserver.jetty in 1.7.x or earlier)
Right-click the Start class and navigate to Run as, Java Application

Access GeoServer front page¶

After a few seconds, GeoServer should be accessible at: http://localhost:8080/geoserver
The default admin password is geoserver.