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- Copied complete Lts/Tools directory from qt5-before to qt6-after - Updated 32 CMakeLists.txt files (Qt5:: → Qt6::) - Tools subdirectory already included in parent Lts/CMakeLists.txt - All 72 tool submodules now present in qt6-migrated-legatus - Includes: Adler, ArAssets, ConfigX, DBAdministration, DBUpdate, DdsView, InfrastructureManagement, and 67 more tools - C++17 standard (RTI 7.7.0 compatibility maintained) - Tests deferred until final validation phase Migration progress: ✅ Lts/Application (68 files) ✅ Lts/DDS (verified Qt6-ready) ✅ Lts/Plugins (60 submodules, verified) ✅ Lts/Projects (5 submodules, verified) ✅ Lts/Proxies (13 submodules, verified) ✅ Lts/Services (47 submodules, verified) ✅ Lts/Tools (72 submodules, copied + CMake updated) ✅ Lts/Viewer (LtsFileDialog, LtsReportDisplay, SituationMap) 🟡 TetraIF (partial) 🟡 Z (partial: nglwidgets, QtSingleApplication, qsql_informix, WMS_Interface)
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[Run TimelineParticipant]
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To start the Timeline you just need to run the "TimelineParticipant.sh" file. (Run "./TimelineParticipant.sh" in this folder)
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If you get an error try to run the "installNode.sh".(Run "./installNode.sh" in this folder)
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[Stop TimelineParticipant]
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The "TimelineParticipant.sh" starts a process in the background.
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If you need to stop that process you can run "./KillTimelineParticipant.sh" or use pkill node from the console.
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[Manually Run TimelineParticipant]
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1. Nodejs has to be installed. If it is not, install it with "nvm install --lts".
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2. If you want to use Nodemon run "npm install nodemon".
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--If you start the Timeline with "node app.js" and you change any of the files you will have to stop the process with Crtl+C and then start it again.
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--Nodemon will automaticly restart the nodeserver for you if there have been changes to the program files. (Great for Development and Debuging).
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3. Now you just start the node server with "nodemon app.js" or "node app.js".
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4. If the process is running successfully you can open any Web Browser and go on "localhost:3000". |