Hi,
I have installed GDAL and GDAL for Jave with the OSGeo4W installer.
I am using an Eclipse project and have set the JRE that was installed by the
OSGeo4W installer as the JRE to use in my project. I have also added the
gdal.java from OSGeo4W (in the lib directory) to the java class path.
Now
Hi Even,
thanks. I have now done that. Could only do that via Add External Class
Folder and by choosing C:\OSGeo4W\bin.
In addition to that, I expanded the JRE System Library entry (which is set
to C:\OSGeo4W) and set the Native Library location to C:\OSGeo4W\bin
(which is where those DLLs are
Thanks, Even,
I have just filed an enhancement request ticket for the getPoints() method
in GDAL Trac, meanwhile I will use the Wkb workaround. I didn't know there
is such a workaround, but I'll be looking forward to trying it.
Thanks
Marvin
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I have noticed that copying all points of a polygon (of a polygon
feature) can be very costly in my implementation. This must be due to
the fact that there is only one method for doing this:
org.gdal.ogr.Geometry.GetPoint()
This means that at every invocation of GetPoint, Java has to make a
Hey, any new ideas anyone? As I said, I have tried what you suggested, but
it's still not working.
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I'm sorry, nothing has helped so far. I found out via Dependency Walker, that
obviously there are a few DLLs that gdal14 depends on:
ieframe.dll
shlwapi.dll
urlmon.dll
I found all of them and placed them into my jre\bin directory. However, that
still doesn't solve my problem. Still getting the
No, no reason at all. I didn't know there's any other binary version out
there, only found the one I had been using so far via the official download
link from the GDAL home page. I just downloaded the version from your page
now. Why isn't that link on the GDAL home page?
I did that now, updated
Interesting to note, too, that Dependency Walker now still reports the same
DLLs as having missing functions, though I still have them in my jre/bin:
http://osgeo-org.1803224.n2.nabble.com/file/n5764820/gdal.png
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Is it necessary to call System.loadLibrary() on ALL DLLs? I thought Windows
takes care of loading the dependent libraries automatically. Anyway, the
whole thing - again - works via Eclipse. It's only launching my app by the
Python script that throws the UnsatisfiedLinkException.
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Which are the common DLL search locations? Eclipse doesn't give me any clue
about how its starts the JVM, and which additional locations it may ask the
JVM to search automatically. Process monitor also doesn't really give me any
clue, it shows me mainly files from the System32 folder, which
Hey,
I am trying to write a Java application that uses GDAL on Windows 7. I am
using the Java bindings of GDAL together with the gdal DLLs from the GDAL
download page.
I hope you are familiar with the distributions I'm using:
GDAL DLLs:
imageio-ext-1.0.5-windows32-dlls/*
GDAL Java bindings:
Hey,
I am trying to write a Java application that uses GDAL on Windows 7. I am
using the Java bindings of GDAL together with the gdal DLLs from the GDAL
download page.
I hope you are familiar with the distributions I'm using:
GDAL DLLs:
imageio-ext-1.0.5-windows32-dlls/*
GDAL Java bindings:
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