Hi all,
Somebody know why there are some pieces
of code that not use the internationalization? such as
com.vividsolutions.jump.workbench.plugin.EnableCheckFactory.java
at line 97, 109 and so on...
Thanx Danilo.
Danilo Ercoli - COR
Hello,
while I'm not against svn, I lack time to move. I also find svn is not
yet quite established (oh, please don't flame me ;-)
I'd support svn at a later time, but not quite now.
Cheers,
Ugo
Stefan Steiniger wrote:
> as far as i know i am the only one who is comitting frequently..
> Ugo d
Hi,
please make a branch...
Ugo
Sunburned Surveyor wrote:
> I'm currently putting together a list of methods in OpenJUMP's core
> that will need to be modified to allow for RAM-Independent
> implementations of the FeatureCollection interface. (This will allow
> us to overcome OpenJUMP's RAM limit
Ciao Danilo,
your best bet is to sen Stefan the file when you're ready. He can check
it in.
Ciao (again ;-)
Ugo
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> I'm working with the cvs version and i'm able to compile it and run
> it. I'm a java developer with some experience about GIS...I've worked
> mainly wi
Hi Folks,
so, who's in Lausanne next month (R1, Michael?, Stefan, Steve Tanner?).
I'm certainly there, with a presentation, a workshop and a guest
appearance in R1's workshop ;-) (Erwan, managed to get the styles
working? the workshop is full.) Anyone from PIROL coming down?
Martin Davis said
no, i need to check that,
but it might be that these are some messages not shown to Jump-Users and
rather intended for developers
..and we should assume that all developers speak a bit english ;)
stefan
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> Somebody know why there are some pieces of code th
Hi,
If it's not too difficult I could take a try to add one or possibly two
more languages: Finnish and Swedish. How should I proceed?
-Jukka Rahkonen-
-
Using Tomcat but need to do more? Need to support web services, secur
Yes i will be there, but i have only registred for the wokshop.
I personally plan to come on only one day (Tuesday) from Zurich - to the
session on "Building a SDI with OpenJump" - and will stay until the
evening (9pm)
@note to all who are comming with a computer:
*remember that in switzerland w
no, these are main menu tooltip message and these
are showed to the user.
The language properties file containing the translation
for these entries,
jump_es.properties at line 259:
plugin.EnableCheckFactory.a-fence-must-be-drawn=Un
cuadro
debe
estar
dibujado.
jump_pt.properties at line 259:
plu
Hi,Yes i will be there, but i have only registred for the wokshop.
I personally plan to come on only one day (Tuesday) from Zurich - to thesession on "Building a SDI with OpenJump" - and will stay until theevening (9pm)Cool. It's a heaven-sent opportunity to present OpenJUMP members. Perhaps I
Hei Jukka,
teh easiest way is if I send you the current english tanslation file..
it works in a way that on the left the english is written and on the
right side as well
for example
jump.ui.ShowWelcomePlugIn.Hello-User=Hello User
and you would translate to
jump.ui.ShowWelcomePlugIn.Hello-
ok & thanx..
so i need to fix that
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> no, these are main menu tooltip message and these are showed to the user.
>
> The language properties file containing the translation for these
> entries,
>
> *jump_es.properties* at line 259:
> plugin.EnableCheckFactory.a-fence-mus
No problem Ugo.
If I end up tweaking the source code for OpenJUMP I may set up a SVN
at the SurveyOS Project.
I'll give you guys some time to get used to the idea of SVN. :]
The Sunburned Surveyor
On 8/25/06, Ugo Taddei <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> while I'm not against svn, I lack t
Ugo,
It looks like this may not be necessary. I think I can get a
RAM-indpendent Feature implementation to serve my purpose, rather that
a RAM-independent FeatureCollection. If this is the case I won't need
to refactor those methods after all.
The Sunburned Surveyor
On 8/25/06, Ugo Taddei <[EMAI
Not sure about what software we might use to get together. I was just
thinking of a conference call. If you guys have a phone with a
conference speaker I could just give you a call.
You'll have to let me know what timezone your in though. I think it
will be in the middle of the night here in Calif
I've been able to get in touch with Jon and Alvaro and asked them a
couple questions about OpenJUMP's RAM limitation and some possible
solutions. I'll be waiting for some more input from them before I
start work on a fix. (Alvaro mentioned that he is now working with the
gvSIG project, but will try
Hei Larry,
i have externalized the sde-plugin as i mentioned before.
Now i did a test and got the following error message: Database Level
Error Occured (SE Exception)
so what's wrong?
NB: I can see the db in ArcGIS.. but the difference in the layer listing
is, that in ArcGIS the owner is show
I have two new documentation pages up at the JPP Wiki:
http://thejumppilotproject.pbwiki.com/Developer%20Articles
http://thejumppilotproject.pbwiki.com/Tutorials
I hope I will have time to work on both the tutorials and the
developer articles as part of my FeatureEater Plug-in, and on the
sample
Guys,
I've got a couple of questions about your use of the Feature interface:
[1] As part of my FeatureEater plug-in I will be storing feature
attributes as Strings. This means any Features stored on the hard-disk
and managed by the FeatureEater Plug-In will need to be able to
convert their attri
I had a couple of quick questions about designing a Plug-In for OpenJUMP:
[1] How can I make my Plug-In compatiable with Vivid's JUMP as well as
OpenJUMP? What about the other JUMP "brands"? Is this a nightmare?
[2] I'd like my Plug-In to support internationalization. What does
that involve, and
I feel ashamed to have to ask this, but what version of JTS are we
currently using to build OpenJUMP?
I want to make sure that I reference the proper version in my Plug-In.
The Sunburned Surveyor
-
Using Tomcat but need to d
>[2] I will be storing all of the attributes as Strings except for the
>Geometry attribute. I think I am going to store this as a JTS geometry
>using object serialization. This will save me the headache of trying
>to parse text representation of the Geometry. Does anyone have
>experience serializi
jts 1.7
Sunburned Surveyor wrote:
>I feel ashamed to have to ask this, but what version of JTS are we
>currently using to build OpenJUMP?
>
>I want to make sure that I reference the proper version in my Plug-In.
>
>The Sunburned Surveyor
>
>
do you think it might be worth to look on the existing wiki and on the
cvs and ask if you could not find
.. but anyway .. i hope others asked this question too..
Sunburned Surveyor wrote:
>I had a couple of quick questions about designing a Plug-In for OpenJUMP:
>
>[1] How can I make my Plug-In
Sunburned Surveyor wrote:
>Sounds good Stefan. I'll just leave the CVS alone for the time being. :]
>
>Are you working on OpenJUMP as part of the SIGLE project? Or as part
>of something else?
>
>
lets say this way: Currently I AM THE OpenJUMP PROJECT *g* :o)
.. at least the one contributing to
Stefan,
What do you mean when you say "blob". Is that like a "large binary
object" or something similar?
I guess I thought the main advantage of storing the attributes as a
text string is that it would be human readable. This would allow
users, developers to directly access and edit these attribu
Stefan,
You have indeed been the OpenJUMP project for the past few months, and
for that I am grateful, as I know others are.
I was just curious about your purposes for OpenJUMP, since most
developers seem to be involved with it as part of another project.
I'm glad I'm not the only freelancer. :]
Stefan,
I have looked at your articles on the OpenJUMP wiki, and I am sure
that they will be very helpful.
I was just looking for any hidden "gotchas" that might not have been
covered in the documents.
Thanks for the assistance.
The Sunburned Surveyor
P.S. - Are you using an IDE for your OpenJ
ok,
i am using eclipse as well
stefan
Sunburned Surveyor wrote:
>Stefan,
>
>I have looked at your articles on the OpenJUMP wiki, and I am sure
>that they will be very helpful.
>
>I was just looking for any hidden "gotchas" that might not have been
>covered in the documents.
>
>Thanks for the ass
>
>I was wondering what you thought about preparing another stable
>release of OpenJUMP in the next couple of moths. I will have some time
>off of work in December.
>
>
>
jep .. i guess this year should be a further one..
it depends on
- my time and on
- how stable it is... (currently there is
Sounds like a plan Stefan.
In the meantime I'll be working on this memory fix.
SS
On 8/25/06, Stefan Steiniger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >
> >I was wondering what you thought about preparing another stable
> >release of OpenJUMP in the next couple of moths. I will have some time
> >off of
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