I have just submitted two patches to the Sanselan code tree. These address issues a byte-order bug (Sanselan issue #54) and a speed enhancement (Sanselan issue #56). I uploaded the patches as attachments to their associated issues. Since I am new to using Subversion and the JIRA issue tracker, I am a bit concerned that I may not have submitted the changes correctly. If someone has the time to verify that they were entered into the system correctly, I'd be grateful. The speed enhancement reduces the load time for TIFF images by about 40 percent. I believe that the same techniques could be used for some of the other, more popular, image formats. So far I focused on TIFF images because that was the particular format I needed for my application. If anyone thinks that this is worth pursuing for other image types, I am open to suggestions on where to start. On another note, when I was looking at maven (something else to which I am new) I did not see a target for creating javadoc files. Does this need to be added to the pom.xml file? Gary Computer Programming is the Art of the Possible Gary W. Lucas Sonalysts, Inc. 215 Parkway North Waterford, CT 06385 (860) 326-3682 41-22-12.35 N / 72-10-07.54 W (USNG/MGRS: 18T YL 36787 83711)
