Matthias Basler a écrit :
> How to query all available units (length, angle) from an authority factory.
> In particular I want all units supported by EPSG.
> I have never been able to retrieve linear and angular units separately, but
> with GeoTools 2.3 the following worked:
> CSAuthorityFact
Martin wrote:
> You can still uses the above code by cheating with Java 5 generic type:
>
> Set codes = csFactory.getAuthorityCodes((Class) Unit.class);
>
> You will get "unchecked cast" compiler warning, this is a deprecated
> practice, etc., but it will work for now.
Of course, should have th
Matthias Basler a écrit :
> I am well aware of this problem. My preferred solution would be following
> method in the API:
> csFactory.getAuthorityUnitCodes(ClassQuantity)
> This way I could also separately retrieve units of quantity "Length" or
> "Angle" without having to filter them by EPSG
Gabriel and Andrea,
I am porting community-schemas from 2.4.x to trunk. The version on trunk
contains sql-datastore. On trunk, Gabriel moved sql-datastore out of
community-schemas to support geometryless. There are now two
sql-datastore on trunk: one in unsupported, and one in
unsupported/comm
The idea of sql-datastore (ie a DataStore with a SQL shaped hole in the
API so you could do joins and mapping) is an experimental idea that has
always been on a branch. I have encouraged several developers now (RobA
being the most recent) to submit a proposal to GeoTools to make a formal
interf
Hi Martin I am looking at the following constructor and wondering at
your intent chances are since this is generics I am just
understanding things incorrectly; but it pays to be safe and ask ...
The constructor looks like the following ...
> public DefaultEngineeringDatum(final Map properti
