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World Wind, an open source 3D interactive world viewer, was created by NASA's Learning Technologies project, and released in mid-2004. It is now developed by NASA staff and open source community developers. This fork contains patches to allow World Wind to play nicely with maven. It also tracks the subversion-repository (at http://worldwind31.ar…

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This file explains the organization of the World Wind Subversion repository's directories, and briefly outlines their contents.

WorldWind

The 'WorldWind' folder contains the World Wind Java SDK project. Many resources are available at http://goworldwind.org to help you understand and use World Wind. Key files and folders in the World Wind Java SDK:

  • build.xml: Apache ANT build file for the World Wind Java SDK.
  • src: Contains all Java source files for the World Wind Java SDK, except the World Wind WMS Server.
  • server: Contains the World Wind WMS Server Java source files, build file, and deployment files.
  • lib-external/gdal: Contains the GDAL native binaries libraries that may optionally be distributed with World Wind.

WWAndroid

the 'WWAndroid' folder contains the World Wind Android SDK project. Many resource are available at http://goworldwind.org/android to help you understand and use World Wind on Android. Key files and folders in the World Wind Android SDK:

  • build.xml: Apache ANT build file for the World Wind Android SDK.
  • src: Contains all Java source files for the World Wind Android SDK.
  • examples: Contains example applications that use the World Wind Android SDK.

GDAL

The 'GDAL' folder contains the GDAL native library project. This project produces the GDAL native libraries used by the World Wind Java SDK (see WorldWind/lib-external/gdal). The GDAL native library project contains detailed instructions for building the GDAL native libraries on the three supported platforms: Linux, Mac OS X, and Windows.

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World Wind, an open source 3D interactive world viewer, was created by NASA's Learning Technologies project, and released in mid-2004. It is now developed by NASA staff and open source community developers. This fork contains patches to allow World Wind to play nicely with maven. It also tracks the subversion-repository (at http://worldwind31.ar…

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