Helmut,
Interesting idea...
You are basically asking how to communicate with OpenJUMP via IPC
(Inter-process communication). There are a couple of standard ways to
do this in Java:
1) RMI
2) Web services
You might also look at JMX, which is a user-friendly wrapper for the
above technologies
ups. I meant Tools>Edit Geometry>Convert>Planar Graph
Stefan Steiniger wrote:
> overshoots and undershoots can be detected with the planar map /
> topology function.
>
> Michaël Michaud wrote:
>> Hi,
can you plz help me out in openjump..
i am new to openjump .. i got a project to
overshoots and undershoots can be detected with the planar map /
topology function.
Michaël Michaud wrote:
> Hi,
>>> can you plz help me out in openjump..
>>>
>>> i am new to openjump .. i got a project to customize it according to needs..
>>> the needs are ..
>>>
>>> 1) they required a software
well.. if the implementation would be like an AJAX browser, it should
work. The problem may be some basic classes that need to be run, like
the whole workbench stuff, so dummy workbenchcontexts, taskmonitors,
plugincontext may be written or so.
But in general OpenJUMP has an API and every plugi
Hi,
>> can you plz help me out in openjump..
>>
>> i am new to openjump .. i got a project to customize it according to needs..
>> the needs are ..
>>
>> 1) they required a software which will perform all topological cheaks
>> eg, undershoot of lines , overshoot of lines .. self intersection of
Sanjay,
It is possible to do all of the things you mentioned with OpenJUMP.
However, this would take a programming effort of many days, even for
someone with an excellent knowledge of the program. The source code
for the entire program and for many of the plug-ins is available
online from the JUMP
Helmut,
I don't recall anything being done like this with OpenJUMP before. It
should be possible to call methods in OpenJUMP from another Java
application using RMI or similar technology. I am not an expert in
these areas.
I will give the other programmers a chance to respond, maybe they can
be m
