Call the renderer on its own (not part os JMapPane) to render a "tile" into a
buffered image; then export the buffered image to a file. Repeat for each zoom
level in your tile set.
Jody
On 27/06/2010, at 10:43 AM, arnauld ndefo wrote:
> Hello every body,
> i think that, the raster image it is not the solutioon of my problem only if
> you tell me the opposition ideas. I have executed teh ImageLab program, but
> when i zoom the image, this zoom the picture in term of pixel.
>
> I want rather to make a pyramid image because, the zoom will not the pixel of
> the picture, but rather the map. Then how i can make a pyramid image with
> the differents zoom level with geotools????
> thank you. Please help me
>
> Ndefo Kamgne Arnauld
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