Hi Sascha,
Thanks for taking time to look at the proposed changes. They still
need more tweaking and testing, but I didn't want to go too long
without getting comments.
> - Why don't you set the rendering mode back to interactive in the
> flash Runnable?
Oops, I accidentally attached a d
I was just looking at the jmat library and they bundle a whole bunch of
extra libraries in their jar file. This may cause problems if we decide
to update those libraries.
The affected packages include
org.apache.xerces (partial)
org.apache.xml.serialize (partial)
org.jdom
org.w3c.dom
org.xml.sa
Hei Paul,
interesting. I have never looked in detail what the lib contains.
I guess you were looking at jmat 5.0?
the lib: jmathtools is a bit different
stefan
Paul Austin wrote:
>I was just looking at the jmat library and they bundle a whole bunch of
>extra libraries in their jar file. This m
Hi Stefan,
Yup I was looking at jmat 5.0, if the API is the same can we upgrade to
the newer and still supported jmathtools?
Paul
Stefan Steiniger wrote:
> Hei Paul,
>
> interesting. I have never looked in detail what the lib contains.
> I guess you were looking at jmat 5.0?
> the lib: jmathtoo
Hei Paul,
>Hi Stefan,
>
>Yup I was looking at jmat 5.0, if the API is the same can we upgrade to
>the newer and still supported jmathtools?
>
>
>
mhm.. there is actually a (small) problem.
with the jmathtools (i.e. the math-array) package the guy switched from
object oriented matrix processing
Does anyone know what versions of buoy and ermapper we are using?
Also do we know what the licensing is for the ermapper jar (i.e. should
we be distributing it).
I think that for the JAI libraries we should also not be distributing
them according to the license, people have to download these th
I think that JAI can be distributed according to the "2. License to
Distribute Software." section. What are you seeing that says
otherwise?
Jan-Oliver Wagner has posted that the ERMapper license phrase "at no
charge to the public" is contradictory with the terms of GPL/LGPL.
See: http://intevati
Hi Stefan,
I think you are right on the sun-jai, I think I remember I had to
download older versions under gentoo, but now it does it so I think
distribution is fine.
Where was the ermapper jar download from?
Paul
Larry Becker wrote:
> I think that JAI can be distributed according to the "2.
Hi Paul and Stefan,
We know that OJ can read SID and ECW raster files, can
I write on OJ Tips Webpage how to activate these
functions (including to be carefull about copyright)?
I think people can have benefits.
PS. Regarding ECW dlls. I read the ECW SDK
documentation and it seems to me there isn'
Hi,
Can't remember about Buoy.
Around version 1.6, but it seems to work with last version (1.8).
It is a public domain lib and as far as I can remember, it is only used
by "simple query" plugin.
Michaël
Paul Austin a écrit :
>Does anyone know what versions of buoy and ermapper we are using?
>
On Thursday 28 June 2007 18:19, Larry Becker wrote:
> Jan-Oliver Wagner has posted that the ERMapper license phrase "at no
> charge to the public" is contradictory with the terms of GPL/LGPL.
> See: http://intevation.de/pipermail/freegis-list/2006-September/002959.html
>
> I don't agree with Jan's
Interesting... It turns out that when rendering antialiased lines,
Java2D actually draws lines with fractional widths as shown in the
attached JumpWindow screen capture. This would make it possible to
modify the Change Style line width slider to support floating point
values that represent very
Hei,
within the last couple of weeks the traffic on the jpp devel list raised
to an amount which makes it hard for me to follow every thread( i think
i still have left open 60 emails). Furthermore i don't find that much
time for list emails since I am in the close-to-submission phase of my
the
> Jan-Oliver Wagner has posted that the ERMapper license phrase "at no
> charge to the public" is contradictory with the terms of GPL/LGPL.
> See: http://intevation.de/pipermail/freegis-list/2006-September/002959.html
>
> I don't agree with Jan's interpretation, but I think Stefan did in a
> prev
Hei Paul,
sorry for asking the question,
but why did you send the lib? did you remove some classes?
stefan
Paul Austin schrieb:
> Hi Stefan,
>
> I think for now we should just pare down the jar file to remove the
> unwanted packages and then worry about migrating at a later date. See
> attac
Stefan,
Yup I removed all classes not in the org.jmat package.
Paul
Stefan Steiniger wrote:
> Hei Paul,
>
> sorry for asking the question,
>
> but why did you send the lib? did you remove some classes?
>
> stefan
>
> Paul Austin schrieb:
>
>> Hi Stefan,
>>
>> I think for now we should just pa
Stefan,
You wrote: "If this will happen, then I can stay on
the project :o) .. and assuming that you aggree about my admin position."
We will welcome whatever assistance you can give to the project for as
long as we can keep you! :]
You wrote: "With respect to the raised traffic i actually wonde
I really, really like Eclipse, but I just saw something really cool
that you can do in Netbeans GUI Builder.
It basically allows "simulate" the composite controls or widgets you
can build in something like C# or SWT.
Here is a Flash video if you are interested:
http://weblogs.java.net/blog/claud
I'm still chipping away at my FeatureCache. I'm currently working on
the class that will write Features to a binary file that uses a
shortened format of BOFF.
(http://thejumppilotproject.pbwiki.com/Binary+Open+Feature+Format)
Part of the format stores a unique numeric identifier for the Feature,
wh
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