Geographical Names uses Maven 2.0 to build, run unit
tests, and
create the project web-site. Download
Maven 2.0
,
and run
mvn compile
to build the library.
Before importing the Geographical Names project into
Eclipse, make
sure that
you have a successful Maven build. Maven will download all
the
dependencies needed to build Geographical Names. You will
need to
define
one Eclipse Java Classpath Variable,
M2_REPO
to point to the Maven 2.0 repository.
In addition to the Daylight Chart Locations List Format, the Geographical Names program also supports loading of locations in the GNS Country Files format. However, the data in the GNS Country Files does not contain daylight savings time information, so Geographical Names will make a best guess of the time zone.
The Geographical Names program can load populated places in the USA in the GNIS file format. The data in the GNIS files does not contain daylight savings time information, so Geographical Names will make a best guess of the time zone.