Justin Deoliveira ha scritto:
Hmmm...MIF datastore has not seen development in ages... i doubt that
its a problem with the module. Could it be a random failure?
Quite possible, I've seen that module fail once me too, rebuild, build
was fine... I guess we should just move it into the limbo of
Hello Jesse,
that's the Problem. There is no test that fails.
The WFSCapabilties were read. But the Process which determine which part of
the Filter is PreFilter and which is PostFilter always say that it is all
PostFilter.
I take a look at the Algorithm which do that an I think that there are
Tim Englich ha scritto:
Hello Jesse,
that's the Problem. There is no test that fails.
The WFSCapabilties were read. But the Process which determine which part of
the Filter is PreFilter and which is PostFilter always say that it is all
PostFilter.
I take a look at the Algorithm which do
On Wednesday 05 September 2007 01:46:51 Justin Deoliveira wrote:
Hi Andrea,
I am just now looking at the Feature part of your review. And here are
my comments.
* Property exposing name and type from descriptor
This is kind of tricky issue. I need to provide some context. Consider
for a
I have to write some junit tests against a new coverage plugin which uses a
jdbc db for storage. I need
a db with a spatial extension, so which one should i use (I know db2,
oracle, mysql, postgis).
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mcr ha scritto:
I have to write some junit tests against a new coverage plugin which uses a
jdbc db for storage. I need
a db with a spatial extension, so which one should i use (I know db2,
oracle, mysql, postgis).
Well, since your intention is to contribute that plugin to geotools, the
Cache LiteCoordinateSequence size
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Key: GEOT-1479
URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/GEOT-1479
Project: GeoTools
Issue Type: Bug
Components: core main
Affects Versions: 2.4-RC0
ShapefileRenderer always memory maps the dbf just to grab the dbf header,
causing OOM
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Key: GEOT-1480
URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/GEOT-1480
Project:
Shapefile renderer opens and scans thru the DBF file even if no attribute needs
to be read
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Key: GEOT-1481
URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/GEOT-1481
Hi, I found various documentation about sld on the geotools and -server
pages. I need to dig into it, but in the meanwhile I wanted to know if
someone has an example of style on which for example lines are styled
with something different from dashes and continuos strokes (could be
some urbanistic
That sounds like a good hint Andrea I didn't even know there was
a new way. Which PostGIS class has a good example for me to look at?
Jesse
On Sep 5, 2007, at 12:47 AM, Andrea Aime wrote:
Tim Englich ha scritto:
Hello Jesse,
that's the Problem. There is no test that fails.
The
Jesse Eichar ha scritto:
That sounds like a good hint Andrea I didn't even know there was a
new way. Which PostGIS class has a good example for me to look at?
SQLEncoderPostgis :)
Cheers
Andrea
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Gabriel Roldán wrote:
be handy for direct single db table mapping. Anyhow, I found out that Feature
instances comming directly from a datastore need a descriptor, as per having
the name of the Feature at hand. It makes sense for that descriptor to have
0..N multiplicity too.
That is a
Postgis.
Although for unit tests you may want to use the MemoryDataStore?
I have to write some junit tests against a new coverage plugin which uses a
jdbc db for storage. I need
a db with a spatial extension, so which one should i use (I know db2,
oracle, mysql, postgis).
Justin Deoliveira a écrit :
* InternationlizedString
Can we kill this? I don't see the point of modeling i18n directly in the
api since every application does i18n differently. It would be one thing
if this was a subclass of String, but its not. I know it extends
CharSequence but still... I
Andrea Aime a écrit :
* getUserData()/putUserData()
I'm not against having that property bag around. I just find silly to
have those two methods redefined here and there and there... why not
factor them out in a single interface that others do extend?
Andrea's proposal sound nice this is
If a user needs to treat an InternationalString as a String, he can just
invoke
toString(), which is defined in the javadoc. But I don't expect this need to
arise if InternationalString is not used as a programmatic name. I expect it
to
be used in context like string concatenation (e.g.
Justin Deoliveira a écrit :
* ComplexAttribute.getValue() to List
+1 on this one. A list is still more useful even if you are telling
people that the order in the list may be random.
The only comment I could make on this feature review is related to collections.
I have the feeling that many
Hi all,
Just a heads up. Next time you update all the xml modules that used to
be under unsupported are now under extension. If you don't do a
clean in unsupported before the update you will have dead modules
lingering around.
-Justin
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Sunburned Surveyor a écrit :
Could you tell me where I would look in
GeoTools to find out more about how the MathTransforms are calculated
for the source and target CoordinateReferenceSystems.
All I really know at this point is that you provide the GeoTools API
with two ESPG codes and it
Sunburned Surveyor a écrit :
The CRS.findMathTransform method led me to the
CoordinateOperationFactory interface.
I'm guessing that a Plug-In like the EPSG WKT Wiki mentioned in the
Referencing Wiki implements this interface and actually contains the
logic for the transformation. So I
Adrian Custer a écrit :
I am using the javadoc @author tags to store provenance information.
This is all right because, as stated in the @author section of
http://java.sun.com/j2se/javadoc/writingdoccomments/ which states:
The @author tag is not critical, because it is not included
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Hmmm... I'd be more inclined to just make the time a new attribute.
You can hardcode the attribute name, like we do in shapefiles with
'the_geom', call it 'timestamp' or something. If time is just an
attribute then we can use it straight away with GeoServer's KML Time
support - we have a
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