Of course all feature in layer share the same shema.
An exemple :
* I have some polygone in shape file :
GEOMETRY (MULTYPOILYGONE)
ID (INTEGER)
* I have in datasource (DS1) lot of generic attributes for this polygone
like
ID (INTEGER)
POPULATION (DOUBLE)
MENAGE (DOUBLE)
* in an other dat
I can create a view only if i have some right in the database.
And it is not necessary the case.
It is dangerous in verry big compagny.
At this time i have only read rigth in some Database.
Eric
2007/11/4, Paul Austin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> Layers are tied to a feature collection and all feat
You'll have to write your own plug-in to do this. It''ll have the
following steps
1. Create a FeatureSchema definition for all the columns
2. Create a java.util.Map with the key being the ID column and the
value being a Feature instance
3. Open your three data sources in turn and loop
Thank Paul,
I try to do this.
Eric
2007/11/5, Paul Austin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> You'll have to write your own plug-in to do this. It''ll have the
> following steps
>
>
>1. Create a FeatureSchema definition for all the columns
>2. Create a java.util.Map with the key being the ID colum
Hey Pedro,
Which version of Fedora do you run? I've figured out that I can load
Linux in a virtual machine so I might as well load the version that you are
having problems with.
regards,
Larry
On 11/1/07, Larry Becker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi Pedro,
>
> I guess it must be the new
Paul,
Today I am starting my effort to internationalize the Super Select
Tool. (This is my first ever effort at internationalizing anything, so
please be patient with me.) I was looking over the steps you outlined
on the wiki under the heading "Since OpenJUMP Nightly Build Nov
2007..." here:
http
Landon,
Arrange your directories such that your java source is in a separate
parent directory from you resource files.
src\main
java\
resources\
Then put the jump.properties in the language folder under
resources/net/./superSelect
By convention you should avoid using capitals in a packa
Paul,
Thanks for the quick response.
You wrote: "Arrange your directories such that your java source is in a separate
parent directory from you resource files."
Roger that.
You wrote: "Then put the jump.properties in the language folder under
resources/net/./superSelect."
Just to clarify a
The jump.properties in that folder is the properties file for your
plugin there is no myPlugin.properties
The core jump.properties file for OJ stays where it is now.
Paul
Sunburned Surveyor wrote:
Paul,
Thanks for the quick response.
You wrote: "Arrange your directories such that your java
