Hi Rahkonen,

Thanks for your precise observations.
1) It seems that the image disappears when it does not cover the whole 
view panel and the image pixel is larger than one screen pixel.
2) Moreover, when this situation occurs, an error is thrown and the 
image is no more accessible, even if we zoom in after

For the second problem, I deactivated the error so that if the image 
disappears after a zoom, it will appear again if one zoom out (not yet 
committed)
I still don't know if the first problem comes from jump's code (bad 
bounding box calculation), or from ermapper's code.

If anybody has the ecw dll and/or java wrapper documentation, it could 
help. I did not find it anymore on  ER Mapper's site

Michaël


Rahkonen Jukka a écrit :
>> Lähettäjä: Giuseppe Aruta [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
>>
>> Hi all,
>> I want to give my opinion to some argumats from Michael, even 
>> if I am not a programmer but a big user of OJ
>>
>> IMAGE
>>
>> Images still represent a problem with embedded raster plugin 
>> in  OpenJUMP: a raster image has a tendency to dissapear when 
>> zooming in/out several times on it.
>> Some times ago (if I am, not wrong) there was a discussion 
>> about integrate Pirol Baseclass.jar in OpenJUMP which seems 
>> to handle better  the raster (the image never dissapears and 
>> there is also trasparency). 
>>     
>
> I am rather sure that this image disappearense happens only when zooming to 
> an area that is partly outside the image area.  It looks like raster handler 
> is using some kind of image catalogue in vector format for knowing the image 
> boundaries and there something fails if user is zooming partly outside this 
> indexed area.  So perhaps a bug fix might be a first aid.  Unfortunately 
> original author is perhaps not available and other people do not know where 
> to look for the error.  Despite disappearing, rasters behave rather well, 
> especially ECW. I hope we do not loose ECW in a possible change. Transparency 
> is welcome.
>
> Updating PostGIS and Oracle driver would be nice to have sometimes in the 
> future.
>
> -Jukka Rahkonen-
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