Hello,
I have a tiff file that contains a full size 16Kx16K image, compressed using
JPEG. The file also contains ten reduced size overviews. When this image is
opened in gvSIG, the overviews are not used; instead, the full size image is
red in memory. This reading operation takes a long time to
Hi,
I use geotools with NB 6.1 and I wrote the netbeans pages in the
user's manual so if there's some confusion there it's my fault :-)
The netbeans pages only talk about using netbeans with maven-based
geotools projects, ie. using the maven build tool from within netbeans
to automagically downlo
In my local repository, if i create the folder geotools, is it the case of
simply copying the 3 folders into the geotools folder? How do i let NB know
that i want to use the geotools functions?
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Does anybody know what i need to do once i have downloaded the jar files when
using netbeans? Is there no documentation online here which shows how to
load the jars onto NB by anychance?
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I am not sure; how do you normally use jars in net beans? Do it that way ...
Jody
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I am not sure; how do you normally use jars in net beans? Do it that way ...
Jody
fx5900 wrote:
> I'm actually using NB but the site does not tell exactly how to incorporate
> the jar folders into NB or what to do after downloading the jars. That is my
> predicament. I just need to know what exact
I'm actually using NB but the site does not tell exactly how to incorporate
the jar folders into NB or what to do after downloading the jars. That is my
predicament. I just need to know what exactlly i need to do with the src,doc
and bin files to fully use geotools.
Jody Garnett wrote:
>
> I do
There is no reader for that as far as I know - perhaps you would like to
donate one. We did something similar for a "GeoVideo" service in uDig a
couple years back ...
Jody
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> Hi everybody,
> I'm new to GeoTools, so I'd like to ask you a question:
> is it possible with Ge
I do not use netbeans; but the general instructions of loading the jars
into your project and starting work is a good one.
The only advice that is not always obvious is to use only *one* "epsg"
jar in your project.
If you read the instructions here:
- http://docs.codehaus.org/display/GEOTDOC/Wel
Ciao Juirgen,
please read below
On Thu, Oct 9, 2008 at 12:45 PM, Jürgen Jacob <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Dear Simone,
> thanks for your help!
>
> I get the image directly from the uDig Renderer:
> ApplicationGIS.getActiveMap().getRenderManager().getImage()
There should a similar method to g
Hi i'm going to be downloading GeoTools 2.4.5 but i can't seem to find any
install guides which tell how what i need to after downloading the bin,src
and doc files. Can somebody give me a link telling me how i need to install
this because i'm going through the Welcome to Netbeans developers guide
Hi Vitaly,
Keep in mind that ArcInfo is written in C or something similar, so
it's bound to faster than Java.
The most obvious thing to tweak in your program is reducing the time
spent iterating through input features.
You could set a distance threshold beyond which you don't include
features in
Dear Simone,
thanks for your help!
I get the image directly from the uDig Renderer:
ApplicationGIS.getActiveMap().getRenderManager().getImage()
Additionally I'm no expert in the Geo world... and the word
"georectified" is confusing me. Does it mean that we have cartesian
coordinates with equidi
Hi everybody,
I'm new to GeoTools, so I'd like to ask you a question:
is it possible with GeoTools to parse NMEA strings?
Thank you
Carmelo
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Ciao Jurgen,
there is a missing piece here that it's needed in order to do
transformation. I am talking about the grid-to-world transform which
is the transformation that maps from raster space into model
(geographi space). Assuming your raster is georectified this is a an
affine transform.
If you
Dear all,
I'm using uDig for my own application and have this problem:
The operator can make snapshots of the map for usage outside of the GIS
component of my application. The image (AWT Raster) is saved together
with envelope details (crs, min and max x and y). With a tool the user
can trim (cr
Sure.
This is my test-class to reproduce the problem:
import java.io.InputStream;
import org.geotools.styling.NamedLayer;
import org.geotools.styling.Style;
import org.geotools.styling.StyledLayer;
import org.geotools.styling.StyledLayerDescriptor;
import org.geotools.xml.Configuration;
import or
It is a example:
AttributeDescriptor[] typesNew = new AttributeDescriptor[3];
AttributeTypeBuilder atb = new AttributeTypeBuilder();
atb.setBinding(Point.class);
atb.setNillable(false);
atb.setCRS(DefaultGeographicCRS.WGS84);
atb.
I think you are looking for SimpleFeatureTypeBuilder. Please refer to
the GeoTools 2.5 upgrade guide:
http://docs.codehaus.org/display/GEOTOOLS/Upgrade+to+2.5#Upgradeto2.5-TransitiontoGeoAPISimpleFeature
Kind regards,
Ben.
ruan.tong wrote:
hi,
Traditionally, I use FeatureTypeFactory.ne
hi,
Traditionally, I use FeatureTypeFactory.newFeatureType( ) to create a
featuretype,but I found the abstract class is deprecated in Getools 2.4.5 and
2.5. I want to use :
FeatureTypeFactory.createFeatureType(...), but in new version
FeatureTypeFactory is an interface,
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