Thanks Michael,
but unfortunately I do need to render features in other layers in
addition to the mesh...
I have tryed to remove my rather complex styling and to only use
default LineString (i.e. black one pixel width lines)... and there is
indeed an interesting performance improvement.
So
No objection here Justin; I think I will also step up and take ownership of
the wms module. I have a timeout patch here to apply as well.
Jody
On Thu, Mar 5, 2009 at 10:10 AM, Justin Deoliveira wrote:
> Hi Frank,
>
> Since there were no objections I have gone ahead and applied this patch
> to bot
Hi Roy; taking this question to the user list.
> I use geotools version 2.5.2. I think this is a bug in the LikeFilterImpl:
>
Thanks for the background; a bug is possible - although it is more probably
that this is in the encoding code.
On the bright side your code example looked correct.
>
> A
Hi Frank,
Since there were no objections I have gone ahead and applied this patch
to both 2.5.x and trunk. Thanks or the patch.
-Justin
fg...@users.sourceforge.net wrote:
> Hello,
>
> After having some problems adding a WMS 1.3.0 Layer (served from ArcGIS
> Server) if found an entry in geotoo
This is one of those cases where the problem only seems to be
complicated because of the available tools.
Not sure if this is heresy, but if I were you I'd consider writing a
custom rendering class that implements GTRenderer and colours features
with custom code rather than Styles. Seems simpler.
I am pretty sure I've read the ESRI Java API does not support JP2 compression
yet.
Would need to find you the exact source of documentation, but I'm 99% sure
that's what I've read while integrating the ESRI ArcSDE Java Raster API to
geotools.
There's no much that we can do other than bothering
oh, a transformer is still "dirty". I thought it would be an improvement
;) My current implementation is just "hand-made", writing xml tags
directly. So i will keep the xml-xsd framework in mind. Thanks :)
Cheers,
Carsten
Justin Deoliveira wrote:
> Hi Carsten,
>
> Yes, implementing a transformer
jericks wrote:
> I just wanted to follow up that GDAL does support JP2 because I just used
> gdal_translate to extract a subsection of the same SDE raster. If GDAL is
> based on the ArcSDE C Api and it supports JP2, doesn't that mean that the
> ArcSDE Java Api (likely) supports it also? I am cross
Hi Carsten,
Yes, implementing a transformer would be one option. The other would be
to use the xml-xsd framework to generate bindings which are capable of
parsing and encoding an OWS context object model.
From an architecture point of view the binding approach has its
benefits, but if you are
I just wanted to follow up that GDAL does support JP2 because I just used
gdal_translate to extract a subsection of the same SDE raster. If GDAL is
based on the ArcSDE C Api and it supports JP2, doesn't that mean that the
ArcSDE Java Api (likely) supports it also? I am crossing my fingers. Thank
Hi Jody and Justin,
thanks for your answers :)
Currently i'm just trying to get the OWSContext stuff working for my
project and it is a "dirty" hack based on some code i found in udig. It
will only work for my project requirements (hopefully;). I don't promise
but maybe i come back (april, may)
Hi Frank,
Yeah, this is pretty clearly a bug, and the patch looks good. I am happy
to apply the patch however I am not he maintainer that module. The
current maintainer (richard gould) has been inactive for quite some time.
Has anyone take ownership of the wms module? If not any objections to m
Hi Roy,
It appears to be a bug. I have opened a jira issue for this.
http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/GEOT-2366
The fix is straight forward. It should it get into the (soon to be
released) 2.5.4.
Thanks for the bug report.
-Justin
Roy Braam wrote:
> List,
>
> I use geotools version 2.5.2.
>
Dear M. Berner, dear geotools list,
I found this one year old conversation in the geotools archives and I
am very interested by the issue discussed here.
I am currently developing an application that displays a grid mesh
where each segment of the grid represents a depth of water and I need
Jody Garnett wrote:
> Long term the jdbc implementations (PostGIS, Oracle, DB2 ) are going to
> be retired and replaced with a new implementation called jdbc-ng which
> is faster and uses prepared statements more (for safety and speed). If
> you are available to help test this work please volunteer
Suppose i have read a shape file(countries.shp) and have showed this map.
Then how can i place a mark in the map. The location of this mark is
longitude:131 & latitude:30(Shanghai, China).
And how about if I wish the mark being displayed as an icon(*.ico file in
local disk)?
I am appriciated if a
List,
I use geotools version 2.5.2.
If i create a propertyIsLike filter i get a empty filter tag when the filter is
encoded. Am i using the right functions?
A simple piece of code:
FilterFactory2 ff =
CommonFactoryFinder.getFilterFactory2(GeoTools.getDefaultHints());
PropertyIsEqualTo
filte
17 matches
Mail list logo
