So extract the LinearRing for the outside; and for the holes; and check
each one as you go. On most systems the outer ring goes one way; and the
holes go another way.... that is why the SDO class had to know this
stuff (so it could do what oracle expects).
> Geometry g =
> TopologyPreservingSimplifier.simplify(geometry.getGeometryN(i),distanceTolerance);
> log.info("GeoType: " + g.getGeometryType());
> Coordinate[] coords = g.getCoordinates();
>
This line here is wrong! you need to break your polygon down into
inner/outer rings and then check.
Jody
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