Paul,
We've typically used a stored procedure to interact with Oracle Spatial.
This allowed us to use bind variables, simplifying the SQL. You may wish
to look into JTSIO for passing sdo_geometry across JDBC binds.
Also, I think we may be missing some information as 'node' is undefined
in 10GR2 a
Look into the Polygonize function (Tools -> Edit -> Polygonize)
David Zwiers
Vivid Solutions Inc.
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external drivers
... Installing plugins.
Keep in mind, you will be executing in the GUI thread, so longer
exercises (for example creating DB connections) should be spawned in a
new thread.
David Zwiers
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Oracle requires a 'real' srid number for each query -- aka you need to know
your data's projection before doing a bbox query. Thus changing the default
from 0 to -1 (don't think either are ESPG numbers) shouldn't affect Oracle.
David Zwiers
Vivid Solutions Inc
Are the drivers installed? If I recall you need JAI for those formats.
David Zwiers
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Check the name of the properties file --- there is probably a naming
conventions to follow (the examples below indicate they may not have
been followed).
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hing based
on the viewing area) and your SHP reader of choice.
If you need a few more directed hints to get started, feel free to drop
me a line.
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useful here).
For an example implementation, take a look at the
com.vividsolutions.jump.datastore.postgis package.
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preclude the user from viewing all the data at one time.
David Zwiers
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t an index ...
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Depends on the plug-in requirements ... if you intend to use the scripting then
you will need to add the plug-in to the CP. Otherwise you can probably get away
with just dropping in the directory (I do this regularly for testing apps).
David Zwiers
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SS,
Jump has some scripting capabilities built in (beanshell). Many scrip
interpreters cannot / do not find it easy to work with multiple classloaders,
which would be required for plugins included in the ext, but not on the
classpath.
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your path.
HTH.
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amsee,
My recommendation is either to use more memory (not always practical) or
to install a spatial database (postgis) to help you manage your data.
The postgis solution will allow for multiple layers at once, out to a
maximum zoom level (determined by your memory settings).
HTH,
David Zwiers
Vivid
There should be an ant build script in the
CVS root. Use the ‘all’ target.
http://www.vividsolutions.com/JTS/
David
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Lenard,
Your question can be rephrased as 'What files are being copied which do
not have a .java or .class extension?' ... which means all the other
files in the source folders (typically images / property files).
HTH.
David
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Pedro,
This struck me in a similar manner ... so I did a little reading of the
GPL, and I'm not sure SS's comments (as read this am on the blog site
mentioned) do not violate Clause #2 of the GPL.
Thanks for expressing what many of us are probably thinking.
David
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Stefan,
I don't see JAI as a hinderance; you can run most of the functionality
from the JARS (with a performance hit). That said, many of you will want
the performance from the system specific drivers ... so I though this
could an opportunity to remind everyone that SUN provides native JAI
install
Paolo,
At the high level I agree with keeping the imagery stuff as a plugin, but
currently adding a renderer as a plugin can be a challenge (hence why is was
placed in the core this time around).
I guess we should look into pluggable renderers in the future (wms is another
example).
David
Stefan,
Each 'loader' in the framework auto enables/disabled based on whether
the required libraries are present ... so no need to disable the ECW
beyond just removing the dll from the build.
David
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Thanks for looking into the Jukka.
Can you send me an example of a GeoTiff which was not being rendered
correctly? This would help me investigate the issue.
Thanks
David
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There are a set of rules defined within java for both the search path and
naming conventions for resources (in this case languages). Here's a link which
may help you out: http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/java/util/Locale.html
David
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SS,
You can create a proxy for each object which implements the interface in
question. This would be safest is you are only intending to pass around
instance of the interface ... otherwise you may want to look into
subclasses each existing class, and implementing the interface on the
subclass
This might be simpler than it looks ... where the iterator is created,
clone the src list, then make the iterator from the cloned list; this
only works when you are certain the second iterator will not modify the
list in such a way which will cause some unwanted actions / invalid
state.
For ex
SS,
I think you've found the issue; thanks for the explanation. I wouldn't
worry about calling a listener with the event after it has been
de-registered because the event handlers are not guaranteed to be
executed in any given order.
In a perfect world (and the way most of us think about e
Some explanation may have to do with the rendering technology used: Jump uses
Java 2D while Geotools (kosmos / udig) use direct draw (if I recall correctly).
David
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Sounds a lot like some similar problems that have been addressed, and
for the most part solved. For most cases you could probably use an
indexed shapefile reader (not in OJ) or leverage a container such as
Pico or Hibernate (think Geotools has some code, or atleast a design in
this space - talk to
Shapefile readers often use the rownum in the file as the FID -- you need to
define a standard for including a surrogate key column (Oracle this is the PK,
SDE/PGDB it's the OID).
Probably need a metadata portion and content portion for the file format.
Have you thought about binary GML? There
Open-Jumpers,
Most of our customer based continues to use Java 1.4.2. Based on this, it is
unlikely we will be upgrading Jump to a newer version of Java in the near
future.
David
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SS,
I read briefly over your blog, and noticed that you have not taken
stability or product maturity into account. In my opinion GT does not
have either of these components, as can be seen by the rapidly changing
API (version 2.1 is not even a drop-in for version 2.0!). I am only
making this po
SS,
Creating an object with both interfaces may run you into naming
conflicts between the two models (same method signature, dissimilar
functionality) ... so you may have to create a proper converter. One
other option is to use Degree's libraries. They have already done most
of the translation
Without looking at the Src / stack trace, I'm going to assume that you
are looking for a non-renderable layer ... so you may want to check that
contentId is also not null incase the internal code is missing some
defensive programming.
if(contentID == null || getRenderer(contented) == null){
The 'shapefile' code in Jump is a port of the geotools code, so this
should be relatively painless -- I would port the indexed shapefile
reader from GT to replace the existing shapefile reader.
I you go ahead with these changes, I'd be interested in back porting
this to Jump.
David
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Just a quick 2 cents -- Geoapi is very complex and should be avoided
within Jump. The added complexity will only confuse developers,
increasing there frustration creating workable solutions.
We would also need to keep a fork of the code as these interfaces change
all too frequently -- at which tim
Landon,
While your process should move the current copy of the source code ... I
do not believe it will include the history (a valuable component to a
stable project). There are some conversion utilities around for this,
but you may need to coordinate with the SF staff as I believe they are
intend
Alternatively you could automatically generate the change log from your
(hopefully descriptive) CVS comments. There is also a syntax or plug-in to
auto-compile them into a log on the fly, but I haven't set this up before.
David
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