Hi Helmut,
try the following (without any guarantee):
//iterate over the features of your layer, select some of them by
attribute and build an envelope including all the geometries of the
features to select
Layer lyr = context.getLayerManager().getLayer("yourLayer");
FeatureCollectionWrapper f
Hello again,
thank you for your replies. Maybe I should have stated that I'm working
on a plugin, not an external application.
Thanks again
Helmut
Am 07.07.2010 08:05, schrieb Matthias Scholz:
> Hi Sunburned Surveyor,
>
> at the moment I use a textfile, because this was the simplest way and
>
Hi Sunburned Surveyor,
at the moment I use a textfile, because this was the simplest way and
there are no needs to change anything in the Archikart Software. I've
reused a interface to an other GIS.
Matthias
> Matthias,
>
> I'm curious what method you are using to communicate with OpenJUMP.
> Can
Matthias,
I'm curious what method you are using to communicate with OpenJUMP.
Can you tell me?
The Sunburned Surveyor
On Tue, Jul 6, 2010 at 12:04 PM, Matthias Scholz wrote:
> Hi Helmut,
>
> I've build a plugin for interfacing OJ with an external application
> called "Archikart" (www.archikart.
Hi Helmut,
I've build a plugin for interfacing OJ with an external application
called "Archikart" (www.archikart.de), for use at my employer. You can
select a geometry in OJ an show the metadata in Archikart and the
reverse way, show a geometry in OJ from Archikart. The plugin searches
on all
Hello everybody,
thanks to your help I was able to start my project. So far I am able to
extract some attributes from the selected elements look them up in a
mysql-database and display the results in openJump. This was possible
for me through the HowTo in your developers docs section.
Now I ne
