Updated the page with a quote from the WFS 1.1 specification, and
explained that the URN approach was an experiment carried out by the OGC
as part of OWS-3. I do expect a future WMS specification to use this
approach, however you are correct that only a standards body can "force"
agreement on t
We're shooting fish with a shotgun instead of just lobbing a grenade in the
lake.
Wiki combines the gist of many email threads and tries to abstract out a
common problem, discussing two solutions w.r.t. larger problems.
This is a superset of:
1] Axes swapping
2] ESRI and Cubewerks authorities hi
Getting around 1.5's built-in concurrency, someone switched back to the
EDU.oswego.concurrent jars.
However, the relevant pom.xml files don't reference that jar, so the
build fales at Diff.java.
Here's a patch which fixes that.
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Index: pom.xml
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If it helps I have permission to make a "ext/oracle" module in order to
try these experiments in - it would not be included with the release
until ready. I started this on geotools 2.2.x but lost my mandate and
deleted the work. The oracle module maintainer would also like us to
make use of th
I can do initial experiments over Oracle plugin. Trying to take some ideas
from Hibernate to decompose gt-JDBC stone into nice pieces.
Jesse, sure, will add ideas. But my current schedule is quite free for some
experiments and I would like to do some stuff right now.
Some work before was done m
Jody Garnett ha scritto:
> here is a more specific page:
> - http://wiki.osgeo.org/index.php/OSGeo_at_FOSS4G2006
>
> Cheers,
> Jody
>> The VisComm meeting is happening today at 5:00 pm UTC, and they are
>> planning out *our* participation at FOSS4G.
>>
>> I would please ask representatives of the
My rough idea was to choose between PostGIS and Oracle (whatever would
get the most interest) and make something good.
And then use that as a guideline for rewriting DB2 and others ...
It is a facinating problem, and after spending some time w/ hibernate I
can further appricaiate some of the nic
I have considerable interest in making sure that this is consistent with
the DB2DataStore.
At 10:30 AM 8/17/2006, Vitali Diatchkov wrote:
>I expected that you will be a person from whom I get a feedback:)
>
>I see you agree that the current JDBC design is worth to be made better. We
>need rich
Heh, so we are not waiting for Jesse before design questions then :-)
Interesting that you start from a base of prepared statements, I was
thinking of starting from a base of a ResultSets.
We need three, optimized, implementations of Feature Collection:
- FeatureCollection for all content, bounds
Hi Frank (and team)
We make use of some facilities on codehaus (confluence, jira and so on).
They have recently integrated their security system and have set up a
few people with the keys to the kingdom (one per project). However for
geotools this "despot" was James, and we could not find him.
I expected that you will be a person from whom I get a feedback:)
I see you agree that the current JDBC design is worth to be made better. We
need rich capabilities of OracleDataStore and I can concentrate and devote
some time for Geotools JDBC stuff to improve that framework. And at least
set
Jody Garnett wrote:
> Hi after chatting on irc.codehaus.org I have been made a despot ... so I
> can work through some of the issues that have been piling up. I am going
> to tag in another PMC member or two so we have a chance of responding
> quickly.
Jody,
Can you detail a bit about what thi
I have to say, JDBCDataStore has become quite the beast. And its pretty
hard to maintain I must say.
Jody Garnett wrote:
> I had a conversation with Jesse last week about this very topic :-) With
> several points in common with your proposal, lets follow this up
> when he comes back from holiday.
You are a despot on codehaus? If you need another one, I can volunteer.
I am a GeoServer despot so I already know how the lay of the land.
Jody Garnett wrote:
> Hi after chatting on irc.codehaus.org I have been made a despot ... so I
> can work through some of the issues that have been piling up.
Hi all,
I'm doing some experiments with date-time filtering on GeoTools/GeoServer
and what I have noticed is as follows:
1) With WFS all works fine... it seems that the filtering is passed
directly to the Datastore, which builds the query and retrieves the needed
features correctly.
This is
I had a conversation with Jesse last week about this very topic :-) With
several points in common with your proposal, lets follow this up
when he comes back from holiday.
I do apologize for the state of JDBC DataStore, it was never my
intention to have huge superclasses that were so difficult to
Hello!
I would like to share some ideas that I have already implemented on the top
of GT 2.2.x. It concerns JDBC stuff and OracleDataStore as a framework for
testing of new architecture.
JDBCDataStore is about reading and writing features from/to database. The
main problem having been a force to
Andrea Aime ha scritto:
> Well, I guess either the docs are and stay editable with XMLMind, or
> you're going the road of the lone fighter (and you won't like like
> in the long run...).
This article is relevant too:
http://www.eclipse.org/articles/Article-Authoring-With-Eclipse/AuthoringWithEcli
Adrian Custer ha scritto:
> Hey Andrea, all,
>
> Andrea, as you are right to say automating the build may be difficult.
> However, I don't really see the point. It's easy enough to have a PDF in
> subversion and have the authors regenerate that from Docbook
> periodically. Same for html. If you ar
Hey Andrea, all,
Andrea, as you are right to say automating the build may be difficult.
However, I don't really see the point. It's easy enough to have a PDF in
subversion and have the authors regenerate that from Docbook
periodically. Same for html. If you are editing docbook, you have a
producti
Hi after chatting on irc.codehaus.org I have been made a despot ... so I
can work through some of the issues that have been piling up. I am going
to tag in another PMC member or two so we have a chance of responding
quickly.
Jody
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Surefire report attached.
Martin.
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Test set: org.geotools.gce.imagemosaic.ImageMosaicReaderTest
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Tests run: 7, Failures: 0, Errors:
So we have just had a stable release, time to update the website to
reflect this.
We also have nailed down the scope for GeoTools 2.3, currently 2.3 is
documented
as being scary to reflect the FM changes we had planned in Feburary.
I have just learned that some people was chased away from our do
Hi all,
I'm doing some experiments with date-time filtering on GeoTools/GeoServer ... what I have noticed is as follows:
1) With WFS all works fine; it seems that the filtering is passed
directly to the Datastore which builds a query and retrieves the needed
features
this is an example of the re
Jody Garnett ha scritto:
> We have recently been using docbook to go to eclipse help files (this
> has been great). We did try pdf and so
> on but will have to ask Gerhard here for how effective it was in practice.
I asked. He used xsltproc instead of java based stuff for html because
he could no
Cory Horner wrote:
> Jody Garnett wrote:
>
>> So I now have a uDig project set up for development again - after
>> following the directions on the web site.
>>
>> However:
>> - net.refractions.udig.catalog.arcsde - does not build
>>
>> I assume this is due to a missing arcsde jar? Corey what does
here is a more specific page:
- http://wiki.osgeo.org/index.php/OSGeo_at_FOSS4G2006
Cheers,
Jody
> The VisComm meeting is happening today at 5:00 pm UTC, and they are
> planning out *our* participation at FOSS4G.
>
> I would please ask representatives of the GeoTools community that are
> attendi
Hi all,
I'm doing some experiments with date-time filtering on GeoTools/GeoServer ... what I have noticed is as follows:
1) With WFS all works fine; it seems that the filtering is passed
directly to the Datastore which builds a query and retrieves the needed
features
this is an example of the reque
The VisComm meeting is happening today at 5:00 pm UTC, and they are
planning out *our* participation at FOSS4G.
I would please ask representatives of the GeoTools community that are
attending FOSS4G to attend. I will be there for the first 20 mins but
will be unable to attend for the duration.
I tried doing a build on 1.5 2 days ago and it does not complete all the
test. I have to revert back to 1.4 to make the test pass.
Kind Regards
Clint Lewis
Justin Deoliveira wrote:
> There also appears to be issues in ext/shaprenderer as well, some dom
> classes also included in java 1.5 jdk h
Hi,
today I've found this: http://www.incava.org/projects/java/diffj/
Seems to be a diff utility especially geared towards java code that
provides formatting independent diffs.
May be useful when comparing old and new code with different formatting
styles.
Still haven't tried it out cause I don't
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