Paolo Rizzi wrote:
Hi,
> > We play with WFS-T at work, where the mechanism of what really happens
> > finally is hidden behind datastore drivers of WFS server like Geoserver or
> > others. Anyhow, the problem is still the same than with direct connections
> > to database. For example this docum
Hi,
Add database layer works now again, also with WHERE clause.
Another question, I cannot figure out how to make Multiple Ring Buffer or Plume
tools active. They just stay grey in the menu. Is there some trick I should
know?
-Jukka-
Michaƫl Michaud wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Probably related to a ch
Thanks Giuseppe, that was the trick for multiple ring buffer tool. No
help with Plume tool. I do not have any idea about what it should do,
but curious as I am I would like to try it anyway. Who knows, it may be
useful one day. This morning I was asked to send a bunch of coordinates
as Excel fi
Hi,
It looks like Auto Assign Attribute tool jams the whole OpenJUMP if it
is tried to use for a layer that is just fetched from database with
database query.
I made the query with DB Query plugin from Oracle. If I save the query
result into shapefile and open it the Auto Assign Attribute tool wo
Hi Jukka,
> Another question, I cannot figure out how to make Multiple
> Ring Buffer or Plume tools active. They just stay grey in
> the menu. Is there some trick I should know?
Did you try to select one iten before to apply these tools?
Peppe
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Hi Jukka,
plume buffer should work on a line. 1) select a line, 2) select plume plugin,
3) give two values of the buffer plume, connecte to the 1st amd last vertex of
the line. Plume tool will draw a buffer around the line. The 1st and last
points wil give the end values of the plume. I ask Lar
Hi Jukka,
Perhaps you have forgotten one of JUMP's best capabilities, help tool tips
on grayed out menu items.
regards,
Larry
On Mon, Apr 6, 2009 at 7:37 AM, Giuseppe Aruta wrote:
>
> Hi Jukka,
> plume buffer should work on a line. 1) select a line, 2) select plume
> plugin, 3) give two value
Thanks, remembering that would have helped a bit. Unfortunately the guy who
has translated tooltip hint in Finnish obviously had no idea about what the
tools should do and translation reflects that :) Also, the hint maybe does not
tell even in English that there should be just selected lines o
Hi,
I got very amusing results with Plume tool, I can imagine it will be
useful sometimes.
Tooltip hints are fine to have but perhaps they do not always show the
most suitable hint if
- there is nothing selected
- there are more than one selected
- selection is point/points
- selection is polygon
Jukka,
Could it be that the Auto Assign Attribute tool needs write access to
the layer, and the DB Query plug-in only has read access?
SS
On Mon, Apr 6, 2009 at 3:27 AM, Rahkonen Jukka
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> It looks like Auto Assign Attribute tool jams the whole OpenJUMP if it
> is tried to use for
Hi,
I'll take a look at it to see where it might be getting hung up. Clearly,
it shouldn't lock up.
Larry
On Mon, Apr 6, 2009 at 9:53 AM, Sunburned Surveyor <
sunburned.surve...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Jukka,
>
> Could it be that the Auto Assign Attribute tool needs write access to
> the layer,
Peppe,
can you make a feature request for the first one?
On the latter proposal... I think thats what the pirol csv plugin does.
I need to put this one the integration list as it is a very useful plugin.
stefan
Giuseppe Aruta wrote:
> Hi Jukka,
> plume buffer should work on a line. 1) select a
The tool tip messages make sense in english:
When nothing is selected: "Exactly one feature must have selected items"
When point or polygon selected: "Select Linestrings"
When items from more than one layer selected: "Only one layer may have
selected features"
Larry
On Mon, Apr 6, 2009 at 8:23
Jukka,
I haven't worked with the DB Query plugin from Oracle. Does it load all
of the layer into memory or just the portion on screen?
The only thing I can think of is that the FeatureCollection iterator
doesn't work for this dataset. Are there other OJ tools that do similar
things that wor
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