Re: [gdal-dev] gdal in ESRI products

2008-09-05 Thread Richard Greenwood
On Thu, Sep 4, 2008 at 9:09 PM, Lucena, Ivan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Rich,

 Basically all ERSI products are using GDAL since 9.2.

 http://webhelp.esri.com/arcgisdesktop/9.2/index.cfm?TopicName=Supported_raster_dataset_file_formats

 And they keep using it in 9.3:

 http://webhelp.esri.com/arcgisdesktop/9.3/index.cfm?id=3005pid=3004topicname=Supported_raster_data_file_types

 It is embedded on ArcObject so even if you write your own ArcObject code to 
 deal with Idrisi RST files, for example, you don't need to think about what 
 is going own under the hood. But there are some formats on the list above 
 that they are not supporting through GDAL but by their own code, GeoTiff, 
 img, so I don't think they are supporting Bigtiff yet. Are they?

 There was one request started on a discussion on gdal-dev that ESRI should 
 release a free downloadble version of their gdal_i.lib so that programmers 
 would be able to develop driver as GDAL plugins. That is because they added 
 some stuff on the library that makes it binary incompatible with regular GDAL 
 plugins. They were very receptive to the request and we are waiting...

 What more do you want to know?

 Best regards,

 Ivan

Thanks Ivan and Sophia. So ESRI is using GDAL/OGR for some raster
formats, any idea about vector use? And does anyone know if ESRI has
contributed code or money to GDAL?

I am preparing a presentation on Open Source Geospatial software for a
regional ESRI users group. (I don't use ESRI software much, but I
can't make it to Cape Town and I need some continuing education
credits...)

Thanks,
Rich

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Re: [Gdal-dev] Attaching Text Files in NITF driver

2008-09-05 Thread Frank Warmerdam

Radeus wrote:

Hello,
I'm new to GDAL and have not been able to find any information on whether
the NITF driver allows you to attach a text file (text segment) to the NITF
file on Create or CreateCopy. I have tried with no luck to either attach or
read back a NITF file with Text Segments.
I have seen that the GDALPamDataset will create the aux.xml filler with the
extra data when creating the NITF file, but the information is not actually
writen to the NITF file itself.
I am currently using build 1.5.2 compiled on VC++ 7.1 for Windows.

Is this simply not supported in the NITF driver?

If it is not supported, how hard would it be to add this in to the driver?


Radeus,

You are correct that the NITF driver does not currently support writing
text segments.

It would not be particularly hard to add.  That means it might take me
2-3 hours. Someone unfamiliar with the driver might require a day to get
to a stable and safe result.

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Re: [gdal-dev] gdal in ESRI products

2008-09-05 Thread Dylan Beaudette
On Fri, Sep 5, 2008 at 7:32 AM, Frank Warmerdam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Richard Greenwood wrote:

 Thanks Ivan and Sophia. So ESRI is using GDAL/OGR for some raster
 formats, any idea about vector use? And does anyone know if ESRI has
 contributed code or money to GDAL?

 Richard,

 I'm not aware of any use within ESRI of GDAL/OGR vector support.

 ESRI is currently one of my major clients, and have funded quite a few
 improvements and bug fixes through me for GDAL over the last three years
 or so.  They also co-sponsored the bigtiff upgrade for libtiff.

 Best regards,
 --

I am glad to hear that you feel they have contributed back to GDAL.
When I first heard that they were using GDAL I was glad, but also
concerned that they were taking your (and others') years of work
without compensation.

Cheers,

Dylan
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Re: [Gdal-dev] Attaching Text Files in NITF driver

2008-09-05 Thread Radeus



Frank Warmerdam-2 wrote:
 
 Radeus wrote:
 Hello,
 I'm new to GDAL and have not been able to find any information on whether
 the NITF driver allows you to attach a text file (text segment) to the
 NITF
 file on Create or CreateCopy. I have tried with no luck to either attach
 or
 read back a NITF file with Text Segments.
 I have seen that the GDALPamDataset will create the aux.xml filler with
 the
 extra data when creating the NITF file, but the information is not
 actually
 writen to the NITF file itself.
 I am currently using build 1.5.2 compiled on VC++ 7.1 for Windows.
 
 Is this simply not supported in the NITF driver?
 
 If it is not supported, how hard would it be to add this in to the
 driver?
 
 Radeus,
 
 You are correct that the NITF driver does not currently support writing
 text segments.
 
 It would not be particularly hard to add.  That means it might take me
 2-3 hours. Someone unfamiliar with the driver might require a day to get
 to a stable and safe result.
 
 Best regards,
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Frank,
Other than implementing the SetMetadata() and SetMetadataItem() in the
NITFDataset, what else should I look at changing. I know I should be writing
this information from the GDALMultiDomainMetadata in the destructor (or at
least that is what I think based on GTiff implementation) but I have not
figured out how. Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

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[gdal-dev] +1 for JPIP support

2008-09-05 Thread Michael P. Gerlek
Just a note of support from the sidelines --

As longtime JP2 and JPIP fans, LizardTech and I are very much in favor
of getting a JPIP driver into GDAL.  While I haven't been contributing
directly to the discussion, I've been following it offline and am in
touch w/ NormanB as to how we might be able to help turn the RFC into
working code.  Keep up the good work, guys..

(and a big thank you to Norman for all the work in pushing this
through!)

-mpg
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Re: [gdal-dev] inflateCopy required?

2008-09-05 Thread Brent Fraser



Frank Warmerdam wrote:

Brent Fraser wrote:


I just did a checkout and build of GDAL, and got the following:

  Creating library gdal_i.lib and object gdal_i.exp
cpl_vsil_gzip.obj : error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol 
_inflateCopy referenced in function public: class VSIGZipHandle * 
__thiscall VSIGZipHandle::Duplicate(void) 
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gdal16dev.dll : fatal error LNK1120: 1 unresolved externals

Where can I find the inflateCopy  function? Zlib?  Should nmake.opt 
be updated to include a definition to Zlib?


Brent,

Normally I think the internal copy of zlib (gdal/frmts/zlib) should
provide that function.  Is it possible you are building in an 
unconventional

fashion or are using an external zlib of a different version?

Best regards,


All I did was edit nmake.opt for locations of ECW, OGDI, MrSID, HDF4, and PG libs.  Hmm, there are no .obj files in the frmts\zlib dir...  


And the frmts\makefile.vc has:

!IFDEF OGDIDIR
EXTRAFLAGS  =   $(EXTRAFLAGS) -DFRMT_ogdi
!ELSE
EXTRAFLAGS  =   $(EXTRAFLAGS) -DFRMT_zlib
!ENDIF

I guess the zlib functions in my ogdi build are too old.  I'll look into that...

Thanks!
Brent
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