1 | This is the Win32 installer generator for JOSM, to create a Windows
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2 | like installer. This should ease installation and provides a reasonable set of
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3 | default preferences for Windows users.
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4 |
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5 | Currently only josm and a small assortment of josm plugins is included in the
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6 | installer.
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7 |
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8 | As other osm related applications like osmarender and mapnik have a lot more
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9 | UNIX related dependencies that will make them complicated to install, only JOSM
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10 | is currently installed "the easy way".
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11 |
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12 |
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13 | install
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14 | -------
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15 | simply execute josm-setup-latest.exe
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16 |
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17 | uninstall
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18 | ---------
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19 | use "control panel / software" to uninstall
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20 |
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21 |
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22 | current state of the art
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23 | ------------------------
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24 | The installer will currently add:
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25 | - josm into "C:\Program Files\JOSM" (or the corresponding international dir)
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26 | - josm icons to the desktop and quick launch bar
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27 | - josm file associations to .osm and .gpx files
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28 | - some assorted plugins (more to follow?)
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29 | - default preferences to the current user profile (if not already existing)
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30 |
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31 | When the installed josm.exe is executed, it should ask the user to download
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32 | JAVA runtime if it's not already installed. However, I've not tested this.
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33 |
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34 | build the installer
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35 | -------------------
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36 | 1.) You will need to download and install the following on your machine:
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37 | - cygwin bash and wget
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38 | - launch4j - http://launch4j.sourceforge.net/ (currently 3.4, older 2.x will NOT work!)
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39 | - NSIS - http://nsis.sourceforge.net/ (any recent version should do)
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40 |
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41 | 2.) Edit the two absolute paths in the file josm-setup-unix.sh (in the calls
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42 | to launch4jc and makensis)
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43 |
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44 | 3.) Start a cygwin shell and call ./josm-setup-unix.sh
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45 |
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46 | how the installer is build
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47 | --------------------------
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48 | First, wget will download the required files (e.g. the josm plugins) into the
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49 | downloads subdir. Then jaunch4j wraps the josm.jar into a josm.exe, which
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50 | makes registration of file extensions a lot easier. Then NSIS is called to
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51 | create the actual josm-setup-latest.exe.
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52 |
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53 | known issues
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54 | ------------
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55 | - absolute paths in josm-setup-unix.sh
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56 | - josm should support "global settings" instead of only the personal profile
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57 | - install all josm plugins by default and only enable them according to user wishes?
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58 |
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59 | build the installer under Linux / Debian
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60 | ----------------------------------------
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61 | It's possible to build the installer under Linux. Beside the things mentioned above,
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62 | the NSIS Debian package currently has an incomplete System.dll (in the plugins directory).
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63 | This dll needs to be replaced by the System.dll included in the NSIS zip package, e.g. from
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64 | http://nsis.sourceforge.net/Development_Files.
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65 | More details can be found in the following NSIS forum thread:
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66 | http://forums.winamp.com/showthread.php?s=bb7fa5bf8173e31c05e083340ca2c242&postid=2211132
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