I have also been having issues with the google mercator projection.

A couple things I have learnt:

 - You need to specify the long/lat bounds yourself, especially if they are
outside Envelope(-180, 180, -85.05113, 85.05113).
 - Don't use JMapPane since it gets the bounds directly from the datasource.
 - There are issues with StreamingRenderer and PostGIS. See my bug here:
http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/GEOT-1771

See if my test case helps you:
http://jira.codehaus.org/secure/attachment/33922/MercatorTest.java

Andy


Dennis Y wrote:
> 
> I wrote a simple test application. Which I would like to render in 
> mercator projection.
> But it does not do It!
> I found US states map in geoserver installation (it consists of: 
> states.dbf, states.prj, states.shp, states.shx)
> On this image: http://ds.azcltd.com/quickStart/compareProjectionsUSA.gif 
> you can see:
> Left part - google map image
> Middle part - my test program image if states.prj removed
> Right part - my test program image if states.prj does NOT removed
> 
> My test application looks like this code:
> ...
> 

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