Hi, > we're about to release a library allowing to use GeOxygene > (http://oxygene-project.sourceforge.net/) tools inside OpenJump plugins. > It mainly contains helper classes allowing to convert openjump > features to geoxygene features and the other way around. > The issue is that GeOxgene licenses is LGPL and OpenJump's is GPL, so > I guess we have to release the library under GPL, right? > Do you guys have any hints on how to do that? which precise license > file do we have to include in the Jar? I will not help much about the license issue, but It's good to know that there is code available to make OpenJUMP and geOxygene work together. Maybe time for me to test capabilities of GeoOxygen ;-) > If it works out, will you add it to the list of OpenJump plugins, even > though, strictly speaking, it's not a plugin but a library for > building OpenJump plugins? If it's not a plugin but a kind of adapter, it could be nice to make it available with small examples (plugin ?) based on GeOxygen capabilities. That said, I cannot see any reason not to add it to the list of OpenJUMP PlugIn. Let's see what Stefan and SS say about that. > While I'm at it, when we discussed the available triangulation tools, > I worked with Mickaël on a triangulation plugin for OpenJump using > Shewshuk's triangle library (with a JNI). There are still some license > issues there (haven't had any agreement from Shewshek yet), and we > haven't finished testing it on windows (anybody interested in > testing?), but would you be interested in having such a plugin, even > though it requires a C library? Seems like we have plenty of code for triangulation now... Would be very interesting to do a complete comparison. I already did some tests with JTS and my code but did not succeed with shewshuk code (could not compile it for my windows 64 box). I never tested Christopher's code not the code of OrbisGIS. I know from Julien that shewhuk's code is faster than mine (much faster in the case of constrained triangulation) and from my tests that my code is faster than JTS's. But speed is only one characteristic of such a library. Would be interested in any further results
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