Thanks Ferdinando! It looks great.
Steve
Ferdinando Villa said the following on 4/1/2008 4:18 PM:
Actually Steve's code works beautifully and does not seem to require much
modernization! I haven't tested it with a subsampled envelope yet, but it
spits out 4000x2000 rasters from big shapefiles
Actually Steve's code works beautifully and does not seem to require much
modernization! I haven't tested it with a subsampled envelope yet, but it
spits out 4000x2000 rasters from big shapefiles in seconds. I only commented
out some (not all) debug printouts and added a function to produce a
GridC
Sure thing! At some point I'll be upgrading it for Geotools 2.4+ for
use in some other projects. I'll be sure to pass it along at that point.
Steve
Jody Garnett said the following on 4/1/2008 3:28 PM:
> Hey guys; we are setting up a "Process" module in geotools (see this
> weeks IRC). After yo
Hey guys; we are setting up a "Process" module in geotools (see this
weeks IRC). After you do your "testing and modernize" do you want to
send it our way? It woudl be great to have examples of different kinds
of processes to make sure the API works out okay.
Jody
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I am new to Geotools and starting to go through all of the samples and
> tutorials that I find in the user guide. I have run into a bit of an
> issue when I try to look at various shape files using ShapeLab.
> Fairly often when I select a shape file to view I get num
Thomas Bonavia wrote:
> myData.forceSchemaCRS(CRS.decode("EPSG:4326"));
> myData.createSchema(SensorSiteStation.getSensorSiteType());
Can you reverse these two lines please? Also you may want to check that
CRS.decode actually returned something other than *null* - it could
Martin; this is another example of some unpacking all the geotools jars
and expecting them to work. We really need to either:
- bundle a single epsg jar with the download pack (and make the others
part of an optional download); or
- add in some kind of check so that only one epsg jar is used.
Fe
iweinzierl wrote:
> Hello @ all,
>
> I am trying to insert some timestamps into a postgreSQL database. But the
> geotools are throwing an exception while commiting my inserts.
> I have read some tutorials about it and followed a describtion of the sun
> forum. But still an exception.
> I think ther
You can't; have a look at what JMapPane does (it uses a renderer of some
sort to render to the swing pane's graphics 2d). When you get a graphics
2d from your printer you can use the same technology. You could try
"calling the swing components paint method directly (I have printed out
"screen s
Hello,
I am currently trying to create a shapefile from a MemoryDataStore.
I followed this link :
http://docs.codehaus.org/display/GEOTDOC/05+How+to+Write+a+Shapefile
But actually I got a problem. GT says that when I write the spafile :
"1 avr. 2008 16:26:56 org.geotools.data.shapefile.Shapefile
Hello @ all,
I am trying to insert some timestamps into a postgreSQL database. But the
geotools are throwing an exception while commiting my inserts.
I have read some tutorials about it and followed a describtion of the sun
forum. But still an exception.
I think there was a bug, similar to my pro
Still having problems reading Geotiffs - Using gt-2.5.0m jar downloaded
from Sourceforge no luck
my code
CoordinateReferenceSystem crs = null;
File tiffFile = new File("geotiff_format.tif");
AbstractGridCoverage2DReader rdr = null;
rdr = new GeoTiffReader(tiffFile);
crs = rdr.getCrs();
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