Jody:

We actually use the .shp.xml to hold creation meta data for ESRI created
shape files.  See:

http://www.esri.com/metadata/esriprof80.dtd

I don't actually access the data with GT, but I thought I would point
out that they are in the wild . .

AP

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Garnett
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Subject: Re: [Geotools-devel] Shapefile broken (depended on catalog
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Chris Holmes wrote:
> Quoting Jody Garnett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>   
>> Sad but true, Jesse since you are the defacto modulemaintainer can I 
>> have permission to go in and hack the TypeEntry information out of 
>> there? As I recall this made use of blahblah.shp.xml to try and get 
>> bounds information - since no shp.xml files were ever seen in the 
>> wild I don't think anyone will know/care.
>>     
> Speaking of Shapefile, I have a small improvement I'd like to do, but 
> it looks like we're maintaining two versions of shapefile?  indexed on

> non-indexed?  So since I have to do this on 2.1.x as well, does that 
> mean I need to commit it four times?
>   
Thanks Chris I had not thought of that ... the situtation is not that 
bad, one implementation is  a subclass of the other or something.
> Can we merge the two?  I think they were always meant to be, when 
> indexed reached maturity.  It's just an option in the datastore 
> factory, you can click if you want it indexed or not.
>
> Also, can we nominate Jesse to upgrade from defacto to official module

> maintainer?  I'm +1
>   
I would second that - Jesse may protest :-)
+1


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