Hi all,
I've just started using geoserver and I have an application that will need
to get images from the server for reporting purposes. Being more explicit
the application will have to include an image from a specified lat and lon
as a part of the report data so my question is:
Is it possible to
The GeoTools 2.5.2 release is available for download:
http://geotools.codehaus.org/2.5.2
This release contains some important bug fixes and improvements including:
* Shapefile Rendering and Character Suppport
* XML Encoding Memory and Connection Leaks
* ArcSDE Improvements
And m
Andrea Aime a écrit :
> The very good thing about Milton design is not only the disposal of
> oldest geoemtries, but the fact it is done in blocks, that mitigates
> a lot the latency issue above and makes disposing and reloading
> actually useful in practice.
Yes I agree with that, but J2D rendere
Martin Desruisseaux ha scritto:
> Andrea Aime a écrit :
>>> Well, regarding the caching itself, our current approach (which is now
>>> still only implemented in a different project in C++) is to cache the
>>> original geometries (not the decimated ones) in blocks of data according
>>> to a spati
Andrea Aime a écrit :
>> Well, regarding the caching itself, our current approach (which is now
>> still only implemented in a different project in C++) is to cache the
>> original geometries (not the decimated ones) in blocks of data according
>> to a spatially indexed tree constructed only onc
johann sorel ha scritto:
> Hi,
>
> Don't worry, I'm following this discussion,
> About wouter optimisation, I believe it's to specification to his
> special need and style configuration.
When you have that need it may be a "make or break"
deal, either the renderer allows you to get what you need
Milton Jonathan ha scritto:
> Hello Wouter and Andrea
>
> I've just read the whole exchange of e-mails from you guys, quite
> interesting stuff.
>
> We've also been thinking about using different renderers depending on
> the kind of layer (e.g., some may be perfectly rendered with OpenGL,
> so
2008/12/2 Michael Bedward <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> 2008/12/2 Paulo Santos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>> As format a JFormattedTextField with 99º99' 99.99' '? I am using NetBeans
>> 6.1. My Text must be 99º99' 99.99' ' e my Value .
>
> Hi Paulo
>
> You need a class derived from JFormattedTextField.A
Hi,
Don't worry, I'm following this discussion,
About wouter optimisation, I believe it's to specification to his
special need and style configuration.
Sorry to say that but I don't think his approch can be generalize
efficiently, the calculation cost will in most case
be far over the rendering
