Hi,
is there a possibility to do something like this:
select... where shape.length > 2000 with a geotools filter?
Regards Manfred
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Hi,
im am using geotools with an arcsde 9.2, but since version 2.4.4 (maybe 2.4.2,
cause 2.4.1 works) i can't get a connection to my database.
I tested also with 2.4.4 but the result is still the same:
9 juil. 2008 20:28:14 org.geotools.arcsde.data.ArcSDEAttributeReader hasNext
GRAVE: Error fet
Your're right about the jar file. It was a jar file issue. I removed three
commons jar files (codec, collections, logging) in the application
WEB-INF/lib that were probably conflicting with the versions from the
geotools M2 library. Once I removed them, the attribute addition code worked
fine.
J
I tried the
builder.add(AttributeTypeFactory.newAttributeType("stringProperty",
String.class, true, 10) like you suggested and I still didn't have success.
Knowing from your reply that it works for you, I checked my system as I
figured it had to be somethere there. I found three commons* jar files
I agree this sounds like a bug; can you give me an idea what version you
found this in? I am hoping 2.5.M2 :-) I am hoping to @deprecate many of
the methods in DataUtilities because the new feature model is so much
easier to use.
I would like to ask if you are available to test this fix? Or if
Interesting; shapefile has the concept of a maximum string length (I
think it may be 256 characters?). As such when you call .createSchema it
actually makes a new FeatureType with all these restrictions represented.
The restriction on string length is represented as something like
"length(strin
Could you use the ShapefileDataStore as is? As far as I know the
ShapefileWriter is an internal class?
There is an example in the user guide here:
- http://docs.codehaus.org/display/GEOTDOC/05+How+to+Write+a+Shapefile
Cheers,
Jody
Antoine Weber wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> first of all excuse m
I'm not sure why the code you have isn't working. It looks like it
should. When I have created simple features to go into a shapefile in
the past, I have used AttributeTypeFactory for the attributes. Perhaps
you could see if the following works to add the String attribute...
builder.add(Att
Hello everyone,
first of all excuse my poor english,
I'm a french student and I have to develop a plug-in to an existing java
application named GenExp.
The purpose of my work is to add an export plugin in order to create .shp
and .shx Shapefiles.
So I tried with the class ShapefileWriter to do so
Hi,
I am a new user to geotools and am using the 2.5M2 version. (Thank you for
the great tool and documention). I've successfully created a shapefile of
points but am having problems when trying to include additional attributes.
I'm using the SimpleFeatureTypeBuilder.
SimpleFeatureTypeBuilder b
nope - the scope was the only problem with that bit
2008/7/9 fx5900 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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> Oh, also, is there anything i need to add in the repository tag corresponding
> to geonames?
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Oh, also, is there anything i need to add in the repository tag corresponding
to geonames?
Michael Bedward wrote:
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> Hi Luong,
>
> In your pom.xml change the lines that have:
> test
>
> to this:
> compile
>
> or if you like you can just delete them because compile is the
> default. The sco
Hello Jaroslav,
if you would like to use coordinate reference system based on Krovak you can
use EPSG definition (EPSG:2065). The ESRI definition doesn't work right now.
The problem is that there are many Krovak definition and everyone is using
different names for parameters and sometimes it is
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