I've got a short blog post up. It talks a little about the learning
curve in OpenJUMP Development.
The Sunburned Surveyor
http://openjump.blogspot.com/
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Using Tomcat but need to do more? Need to support web services, securi
Yeah, I had thought of that. I wondered how it would work if we had
layers that implemented a SimpleFeatureRenderer that doesn't do image
caching.
That might mess things up a bit.
I'll chew on it some more.
Thanks again.
Landon
On 11/10/06, Jonathan Aquino <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I look
> I looked at the source code today. I am curious, does the
> RenderingManager use ContentIDs to identify the type Renderer
> that should be used with each layer?
Yup - a content ID is just the name of the transparent image - either a
layer name, or "SELECTION_HANDLES", or "SCALE_BAR", etc.
> Y
"Or you could adopt the strategy that several CursorTools use and
simply draw your lines in XOR."
Yeah, but that would be to easy. :]
Thanks for taking the time to respond Jon. I'm actually thinking
beyond CursorTools, and exploring ideas for drawing temporary graphics
on the LayerViewPanel. I gu
I think there's a "Copy Image" menu in there somewhere. Or was.
The LayerViewPanel's RenderingManager maintains several transparent images
(one for each layer, then one for the yellow selection handles, and maybe a
couple more). So you could add another image ("Renderable" I think they're
called),
I'm stuck on a small challenge with JUMP/OpenJUMP and I was hoping one
of you guys might be able to save me some time beating my head on the
concrete.
What is the quickest way to snag a "snapshot" image of the contents of
the LayerViewPanel? I looked at the LayerViewPanel class, and both of
its su
