On Wed, Nov 12, 2014 at 2:16 PM, fmd85 wrote:
> geowolf wrote
> > Hi,
> > I've never tried, but did you setup the store to expose the primary key
> as
> > normal
> > attributes? I don't think we have a way to join on the feature
> identifiers
> > (which
> > is what the primary keys become when ge
Ron Lindhoudt wrote
> Did you try to add " around the column names?What database do you
> use?Maybe you can turn on GeoTools logging to see what SQL statement is
> executed.You can turn on JDBC logging in logging.properties :
> org.geotools.jdbc.level=FINESTorg.geotools.jdbc.SQLDialect.level=FINEST
Netbeans is pretty smart when it comes to Maven projects. Just modifying
the source of the dependent library and then re-running the application
that uses that library is usually enough for it to just-work. For day to
day dev that's what I do because it's very fast.
However if for some reason you
Thanks Leif,
Some of the other jars although open source are not in a repository as such.
Some are stored in a local version control system. I am working on getting
everything into repositories and versioned. I plan to pack all the .java source
files into the jars in the hope that this will all
Hi Andy,
Maybe you've done this already, but try looking for your "other jars" in
Maven Central ( http://search.maven.org ), most FOSS projects deploy there.
If you have other proprietary jars then yes you'll need to host them in a
local repository so Maven can find them.
On Wed Nov 12 2014 at 10:
Can some one help me figure out why a geotiff file will not display in this
code:
http://gis.stackexchange.com/questions/121446/geotools-shapefile-and-geotiff-displaying-problem-in-jmappane
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Christopher Walsh
Hi,
I am using GeoTools to develop some geographical maps for a project. I have an
existing code base, but I'm not sure how best to use this with GeoTools and do
my development in Netbeans. I am a Maven novice and would appreciate some good
advice.
The existing code based has a number of depen
Did you try to add " around the column names?What database do you use?Maybe you
can turn on GeoTools logging to see what SQL statement is executed.You can turn
on JDBC logging in logging.properties :
org.geotools.jdbc.level=FINESTorg.geotools.jdbc.SQLDialect.level=FINEST
On Wednesday, 12
geowolf wrote
> Hi,
> I've never tried, but did you setup the store to expose the primary key as
> normal
> attributes? I don't think we have a way to join on the feature identifiers
> (which
> is what the primary keys become when geotools handles them)
Hi,
at the beginning i used
DataStore ds= D
Thank you Alex.
I got there in the end with a bit of work. Below is the method I have. I found
that a good thing to do was to set imageWidth and imageHeight, by fixing in my
case the imageWidth using the following:
ReferencedEnvelope re = mapContent.getMaxBounds();
doubl
Hi,
I've never tried, but did you setup the store to expose the primary key as
normal
attributes? I don't think we have a way to join on the feature identifiers
(which
is what the primary keys become when geotools handles them)
Cheers
Andrea
On Wed, Nov 12, 2014 at 7:50 AM, fmd85 wrote:
> Hi,
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