OK Larry. I have had some time to think about the good questions that
you raised. My comments are below.
Larry wrote: "I would recommend that you look at a combination of
proprietary and open source tools. And don't assume OpenJump would
meet your company's needs best just because it is a project
Yes, we're sorry to see Jody go. He's off to work for LisaSoft in
Australia. I'm not sure if his duties there will include work on
GeoTools/uDig, but I'm pretty sure he'll be trying to stay involved in
those projects.
I don't think this will be a fatal blow to either GeoTools or uDig,
howeve
While I all in favour of see funding available to improve OpenJUMP, I
think I agree with Larry - that's an ambitious list of features, which
might take more than the proposed budget to implement effectively.
(They're all solid real-world use cases, though, which would be good to
add to the OJ
It sounds like Landon was already on the same page as what I suggested.
What I took away from this discussion is that in order for OpenJump to be
commercially viable, there would need to be a paid support option. While
this may sound like an opportunity for some enterprising people to start a
GIS
Agreed on both points, Larry. I'm not sure how best to track usage.
And even if it was tracked, it would still require a marketing
department to follow up and try and beat some business out of the users,
wouldn't it?
As for a paid support option, I can say that Refractions Research is
fully
Martin wrote: " I think I agree with Larry - that's an ambitious list
of features, which
might take more than the proposed budget to implement effectively."
Maybe not so ambitious. We may already have DXF support that works,
and I've got most of the framework for the SVG export shelled out
already
Martin wrote: "As for a paid support option, I can say that
Refractions Research is
fully ready and capable of providing OpenJUMP development and support.
We are already working with OpenJUMP on a project to add stereoscopic
visualization. We have a team of 20 highly skilled IT development
staff,
Would it be possible to put together a list of organizations that are
using OpenJUMP, perhaps on the wiki? It would be nice if I can show my
boss that the program really works in a real world business setting.
If you know of a business that is using OpenJUMP and will send me the
name and type of b
Shouldn't this post go on the jump users group?
On Fri, Oct 31, 2008 at 2:09 PM, Sunburned Surveyor <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Would it be possible to put together a list of organizations that are
> using OpenJUMP, perhaps on the wiki? It would be nice if I can show my
> boss that the program
I'm trying to evaluate the DXF plug-in that Michael generously donated
to OJ. I'm having some trouble reading the DXF file that is attached.
I've tried to import the two parcel polygons in the file as both
LWPolyline entities and Line entities. Neither option works. The
version of the DXF file is 2
I've noticed that Eclipse is throwing a compiler error because of what
appears to be a foreign lanugage character in the source code comments
in OpenJUMP.
Here is the message:
warning: unmappable character for encoding UTF8
Can this warning be turned off using a preference in Eclipse? I don't
re
Great, Landon, we'll look forward to seeing the RFP.
Sunburned Surveyor wrote:
> Martin wrote: "As for a paid support option, I can say that
> Refractions Research is
> fully ready and capable of providing OpenJUMP development and support.
> We are already working with OpenJUMP on a project to add
On Aug10, michaudm committed a tooltip addition to the com\vividsolutions\jump\workbench\ui\TreeLayerNamePanel.java file
(revision 1531 "Display the number of features after the layer name in the layer name tooltip").
It used to be that the Tooltip for a layer was derived by overriding
com.vivi
Hi,
I opened them with Michael's plugin and took the snapshots that are
attached.
If that is what you were expecting, I guess it worked.
I don't have any experience with this plugin though and I have neither its
documentation nor its code so I probably won't be of much help.
I think I read somewhe
Landon,
thanks for the offer, I'll do so when I have an overview.
ede
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> Ede,
>
> When you have time to do the research can you put together a simple
> task list of the improvements/changes that need to be made? If you can
> coordinate the work that needs to be done I will do some of the heavy
Julien,
Thanks very much for your help.
The second DXF file screenshot looks correct. How did you get the two
different snapshots? Were they imported with different plug-ins?
The Sunburned Surveyor
P.S. - Let me know if you would be willing to translate Michael's
source code comments in the DXF
The two snapshots come from your file.
I coul dtranslate the comments if you send me the code or if you tell me
where to find it. :-)
For now, I just have the jar file.
2008/10/31 Sunburned Surveyor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Julien,
>
> Thanks very much for your help.
>
> The second DXF file screensh
it's available here
http://michael.michaud.free.fr/jump/alpha/ressources/driver-dxf-0.5-20061112.zip
.. ede
--
> The two snapshots come from your file.
> I coul dtranslate the comments if you send me the code or if you tell me
> where to find it. :-)
> For now, I just have the jar file.
>
> 2008/1
it's available here
http://michael.michaud.free.fr/jump/alpha/ressources/driver-dxf-0.5-20061112.zip
.. ede
--
> The two snapshots come from your file.
> I coul dtranslate the comments if you send me the code or if you tell me
> where to find it. :-)
> For now, I just have the jar file.
>
> 2008/1
Hi Kevin (and others for advice)
Sorry for the annoyance, I realize that the ToolTipText content is
defined in the LayerNameRenderer class, and that I overrode the previous
behaviour, adding a method directly in the TreeLayerNamePanel.
I added the number of objects in the tooltip because I found
Hi Michaël,
Having a feature count readily available is a nice addition for a quick
overview in the Jump environment, either as a
tooltip or displayed in the status bar.
If you prefer it as a layer tooltip, may I suggest you drop the layer name
(since that's redundant information) and
prefix
Thanks Edgar, you found it before me !
Thanks Julien for testing and offering your help
Landon, my english must be very bad if you thought the doc was in french
;-)
(there is also some french comments from time to time)
This code is quite old for me, but if I can help, I'll do it.
The dxf parser
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