cannot build the `Map Tile packager` using gradle
See original GitHub issueI am trying to build the tile packager in order to build an offline map. But I am unable to build the tile packager using the gradle compilejava
command. I get the two following errors:
Cannot resolve external dependency org.apache.httpcomponents:httpmime:4.0.1 be cause no repositories are defined. Required by: :OSMMapTilePackager:unspecified Cannot resolve external dependency org.apache.james:apache-mime4j:0.6 because no repositories are defined. Required by: :OSMMapTilePackager:unspecified
how can I resolve this?
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ok I started the application using the file in the
/bin
folder and used the -gui switch. I left the url textbox to what it already is and set the bounding boxes for my map. I set the destinatino file toD:\Maps\Mapnik\maps.zip
and the temp folder toD:\Maps\Mapnik
(don’t really know what this temp folder does, if you could enlighten me that would be great too. The application will download the tiles successfully (I can see the folders and some png files inside them) but the problem is, it will start to build themaps.zip
file to the point that there is no space left in my drive and I get anot enough space
error.This is what the command line shows to me:the last two lines of error shows up after the gui asks me if I want to delete the temp folder. what should I do now?
ps: I am using only 9 and 10 zoom levels in a little bounding box for testing right now. So it cannot be the size of the map itself
Maybe you can try out if this modernized repo helps
Step 1. Add the JitPack repository to your build file Add it in your root build.gradle at the end of repositories:
Step 2. Add the dependency