Mauricio wrote:
good, I grab these options
* ECQL: Andrea, Mauricio
* CQL+: Jody
* TXTQL: Adrian
In case my opinion matters: I like ECQL most, TXTQL is too hard to
pronounce.
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be honest from the perspective of a consumer of the module:
The code is pretty stinking complex.
It is. Especially some CRS metadata retrieval methods and all the hints around
look a bit over engineered to me (although others will correctly claim this
complexity is needed).
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have, so is it really worth this?
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solution.
Of course I agree that it would make implementing a new database support much
easier and I am always in favour of less code duplication.
Just my 2 cents.
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it is declared?
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The point is that it would be irritating to give the user the choice for all
EPSG-supported units in a widget if GeoTools cannot handle some of them
afterwards.
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utility class has a method getSupportedCodes, but this will all
sorts of objects, but no units either. (I am using the HSQL plugin. Doesn't
this plugin contain units?)
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to distinguish between core, plugins and extensions I'm
fine. It might just be the module matrix on the home page, it might be
directory structure or it might be the prefixes.
These are just preferences. On the technical front it is your choice.
I wonder what other users think...
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this funny.
But seriously: This is one xsd- too much.
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final release (i.e not conflicting with each other and other dependencies)?
This would be my idea how to solve this in the most simple way.
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. It is a good overview, I get the information I need from the
referenced project pages, and this is what matters to me.
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then in one year or so by the time our application is to be released GT2.5
is stable enough for production use.
If this sounds totally unrealistic, then we'll have to check if upgrading to
GT2.4 and to 2.5 later is worth the double effort or if we should better
postphone the update.
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an unfamilar wrapper class where they
expect a plain java.util.Date etc. But this can be documented.
Maybe another solution already exists and is not 500kB fat?
Don't know.
Just my 2c.
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progress
on the styling widget :-)
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and Divide interfaces to something that tells everybody on the first look
that these things have something to do with expressions.
I like it can you make a Jira?
Done.
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the most simple case nothing would have to be changed on the GeoTools side of
things.
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implementations AS IS, but I felt it wouldn't harm to introduce my point of
view
and my suggestions. All in all I come to the conclusion that the expression
API can be improved/extended considerably without loosing the OGC spec out
of focus.
Sorry for the rant. ;-)
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you see.
That is what I was looking for. I'll try this.
Thanks for your help.
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Get stuff done quickly with pre
ColorBrewer UI is a fine example.) Now, does or could GeoTools
support this design?
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can live with this. It is confusing, but just that. ;-)
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Get stuff done quickly with pre-integrated technology
should go to bed now and sleep things over.
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around
February or when the next milestone (1.0.M2) has been released for GISWidgets.
P.S. Please forgive me for not telling you earlier, but I wanted to have
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, as discussed earlier.
I look forward to get suggestions for improvements (currently especially
concerning the GUI and usage), and help is also welcome.
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and below:
2.3 Series
* 2.3.0-M0
* 2.3.0-M1
* 2.3.0-RC0
* 2.3.0
So there is a 2.3.0 but it is not stable or how to interpret this? Maybe it
was it was just forgotten to update the sentences above.
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must have missed something. Can you explain quickly?
Maybe I ask it this way: If I were to program the adapters to SLD this week and
wanted a stable API with existing implementations, which version of GeoAPI
should I use? GeoAPI 2.0 with geotools 2.2.2, correct?
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to think
about expressions once I have done the basic stuff.
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intuitive. But now that everybody makes suggestions ... my
personal favourites:
- Filter.GET_EVERYTHING
- Filter.GET_NOTHING
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something that does not aim to be a platform,
but just an app). Developer of the Swing components should eat their own
dog food by using it in a real app, otherwise it becomes just an
academic effort.
I fully agree.
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Are you just looking for existing widgets (which if so?) or do you have
interest in working to improve the situation?
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have
just checked out the pending branch from the CVS to be sure.
So read through Bryce's pdf and get back to us?
I guess you mean the ISO 19109 Primer. After a hunt throught the RnD pages
I have found it. :-)
I feel much more up to date now. Thanks again.
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is it then?
Just point me to the SVN, please.
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, but on the inofficial geoapi/pending interfaces, which, as you
hope will eventually become part of the official GeoAPI 2.0.
You may wish to send your origional review to the GeoAPI list? Add a
comment on the RnD page comparing feature models.
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of tabular data
or if they depart too much from this model.)
Any thoughts from you about this?
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just found several 2.2.x and a 2.2.M2 folder.
Should I use 2.2.x instead?
- Is jsr108-0.01.jar up there somewhere?
- Is jts-1.7.jar already up there somewhere?
I have looked into several promising folders but I admit that I do not have a
complete overview.
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by external (non Eclipse-based)
programs. Or would I have to create two versions of GeoWidgets: one as plugins
and one as normal libraries?
Guess I shoud simply try this...
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now that I realize how big the speed impact is.
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When using a coordinate authoritty factory (f.e. for EPSG) to query the
available codes there is currently no possibility to tell the factory to
restrict the returned codes. However ofthen only 2D or 3D CRS or CS are needed,
or the returned objects
are there to reduce the time, given the constraints
that I need the metadata (not offered by WKT) and that I don't want to show
invalid objects to the user.
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the mystery myself. Eclipse could simply not find JAI because the
-Dosgi.parentClassloader=ext
argument was missing in the run configuration. Sorry for the trouble.
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. I use a similar model for my own work and have meanwhile
enhanced that one (bugs removed, more listeners, icons excluded etc.), so the
work in spike is somewhat outdated. I wouldn't mind if you delete it - do as
you like.
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and all the other needed stuff.
.. Guess I am looking at it from a much too simple point of view. :-(
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a wiki page with topology use cases. This could
be a good starting point so we can see what we need for building
topology, what use we plan to make of it and so on.
I'm looking foreward to this wiki page.
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of the Java1.4 interfaces. Just as it is done in GeoAPI.
I am sure the GeoTools users would like this.
Would this work?
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) if no specific direction
is implied. I always find that x and y had the implicite meaning of
west-east resp. north-south (or left-right resp. top-botton on a screen) in the
past.
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