[Gvsig_english] gvSIG 1.11 & sextante

[Johannes Valenta]

Hi Nacho, list,

just checked the invisible raster.
So, I do have two tiffs and two WMS (which are in a way raster, too). Only
if all four of them are visible sextante will start.
After the first successful start it does not matter whether the raster or
the wms are visible or not. It's just for the first time.

So I tested one of those tiffs in a new project, in a new view.
After saving the project with the tiff invisible and re-opening it sextante
failed. Check the check box and sextante will start.

It seems you are on the right track.

Best,

Johannes

2011/10/7 Nacho Uve <nachouve at gmail.com>

> Hummmm... Have you any "not visible" raster layer?
> I don't know why it has problems with that!!
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> :/
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> 2011/10/7 spatialjoe <spatialjoe at googlemail.com>
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>> *Update*
>> Problems with opening Sextante only occur with "some" existing projects
>> but
>> I could not figure out any "error pattern" at all.
>> No problems with "freshly"  created and saved projects.
>>
>> Could corrupted project files cause this error - and only this one as I
>> can
>> work on these projects without problems except using sextante?
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>> Strange, isn't it?
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>> Best,
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>> Johannes
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