Hi Oliver,
I don't know if this is what you're looking for, but CRSLab
illustrates displaying a shapefile, reprojecting it in the map context
and then exporting the reprojected features to a new shapefile...
http://geotools.org/examples/crslab.html
Michael
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Hola,
Is there an example or way to save a MapContext to a shape file?
I have a nice working example of saving a MapContext to a image.
I was looking at the csv2shp example but it is just directly from the data
collection without any MapContext layers or styles.
Oliver
On 18/11/09 15:28, Ben Caradoc-Davies wrote:
> If you want an optional element, define a top-level feature type, and
> declare inside it an optional element in the xs:sequence using
> minOccurs="0".
Sorry, that was rather unclear.
If you want an optional element, define a top-level feature type a
Andrea,
The following is what I'm trying to do:
In the toolbar i created a JCheckbox named 0_name
I do a split on the 0_name with the layer as 0 index in the mapLayer and
the TextSymbolizer defined name as name
I define a PointSymbolizer and TextSymbolizer for the Layer 0 in my
MapContext
What
