Nice work Stefan!
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Hi,
I'm wondering. If I've got a reader (JUMPReader) and I'm using it in a
DataSource, I often run into the problem of communicating data that was read
from the file to the application. Example:
I'm parsing a MapInfo file and would like to store the parsed style information
somewhere. From the re
Wow! Great work, Stefan. I haven't had a chance to look at it in
detail, but will forward any ideas I have.
Martin
Stefan Steiniger wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I found on Friday a quite nice webpage with free css-templates. As I
> needed to wait a bit on that same evening for somebodies response I d
One comment - on my monitor the grey body text is a bit hard to read,
due to low contrast. Would it be possible to use black for the bulk
text, and some other colour for highlighting? (Blue maybe - in homage
to the original Vivid colours...)
Stefan Steiniger wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I found on Fr
Hei Peppe,
> Which webpage (free css) did you find?
I found the templates here:
http://www.freecsstemplates.org/
stefan
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Great work Stefan,
It looks nice.
I like the general design of the page which offers a clear structure
Do you see this html structure as a simple entry point to access wiki
documentation or do you think wiki should migrate to html ?
I can see pros and cons for both tools, but I'd like to know wh
Yes, much better.
I guess I meant the bolded text. It looks fine now, as does the orange
highlighting.
Stefan Steiniger wrote:
> thank you all for your responses
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> I changed the text color to (nearly) black.
> Is it better now?
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> > Some other colour for highlighting?
>
> you mean from Oran
thank you all for your responses
I changed the text color to (nearly) black.
Is it better now?
> Some other colour for highlighting?
you mean from Orange to something else? I.e. which highlightning colour
do you mean?
stefan
Martin Davis schrieb:
> One comment - on my monitor the grey body
Stefan,
The site looks very nice. I also use templates from the same site for
some of my own web pages.
This is definitely an upgrade from my days of amatuer web design!
The Sunburned Surveyor
On Tue, Jun 3, 2008 at 10:59 AM, Martin Davis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yes, much better.
>
> I g
Andreas,
This is a good question, as I know I've gotten to some places in the
code where I didn't have access to a PlugInContext, WorkbenchContext,
or Blackboard.
Let me look at the API today at lunch and I will respond with any comments.
The Sunburned Surveyor
On Tue, Jun 3, 2008 at 6:33 AM, A
I want to ask a question about a "strategic" move for OpenJUMP. I
thought it best to ask here, before I mention the subject on the
java-collaboration mailing list that was just set up at the OSGeo.
Let me give you some background info, and then I will aske my question.
A couple of weeks ago I dec
Andreas,
I did a little reading in the old JUMP Developer Guide and the
OpenJUMP Javadoc. I was wondering if you could indicate to me which
method is used to obtain the FeatureCollection from the DataSource. Is
it the installCoordinateSystem method? I see that it returns a
FeatureCollection, but i
Excellent question, SS. I'm not surprised to see this come up. Greater
integration with GeoTools has often been suggested as the ultimate goal
for future JUMP design, but I've always been concerned that GeoTools
imposes an undesirable level of complexity. It would be nice to find a
good path
Thanks for responding Martin.
Martin wrote: "Your idea of "a small simple feature library" sounds like exactly
what the idea of defining the JUMP Core API was meant to address. Does
that sound right?"
I am familar with this. If I remember it correctly there was a
jump-api.jar and a jump-workbenc
Landon,
Is there a need to implement your own subclass of SimpleFeature or would
using the DefaultFeature implementation work. I'm guessing there is a
need as you want something which is both a JUMP Feature and a GeoTools
feature.
I'm still working away at my DataObject framework. The DataObje
I have written adapaters a couple of times; it is a good way to approach
the problem. Allowing client code (ie OpenJump) to provide a
FeatureFactory is one of the ways you can ask GeoTools to make use of
your adapters.
In the past the GPL license (specifically on the open jump feature
model) p
what about adopting "compatible" features like the geometries and
methods for now... and leave the rest for later? ...
I'd vote for using (and profit) much+ more (from) geotools code before
there's really a need to adopt their styles ..
just a quick thought..ede
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> I want to ask a question ab
It looks like I've opened a can of worms. I was hoping to get input
and collect my thoughts before involving Jody, although Martin didn't
know this. I'm afraid the thoughts in my previous e-mail might appear
unfriendly from a GeoTools perspective.
I want to establish a couple of items that I ackno
Hei Michael and Uwe (who asked the same question)
My personal oppinion (and expericene) is, that we can not live without
the wiki due to its ease of use and the low entry barrier for editing.
So my current preference is to have the "nice" looking webpage as entry
point that basically links to d
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