hanks
Milton
Andrea Aime wrote:
> Milton Jonathan ha scritto:
>> Hello there Jody
>>
>> Unfortunately, I don't really have resources right now to study and
>> implement complex projection computations, if that's what you meant.. :P
>>
>> Anyway, what I
nating one of the ones you mention?
> The documentation and the use of BC Albers in examples is mostly my fault as
> that is where I was working.
>
> Let us know how you go; I think an "AUTO" projection that used Albers Conic
> would be great.
>
> Jody
>
>
ttle), but more than
the that I'm really not sure how this would behave for features that
cross the equator.
Any help appreciated!
Cheers
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ere trying to write to a
feature type that does not exist; you cannot use WFSDataStore to create new
entries in your WFS; only add or modify content already configured. And when
doing so you are going to have to match what it is doing exactly.
Jody
On 02/06/2010, at 11:30 PM, Milton Jona
nd won't
> be migrating udig until July.
>
> Jody
>
> On 02/06/2010, at 11:08 PM, Milton Jonathan wrote:
>
>> Hey Jody
>>
>> Thanks for the info! So it is expected that at some point in version 2.7.x
>> this proposal will be implemented and the s
eems quite odd :P
Milton
Jody Garnett wrote:
> On 02/06/2010, at 12:33 AM, Milton Jonathan wrote:
>
>> Hello Jody
>>
>> Thanks for the info (dammit, I ended up in this page:
>> http://docs.codehaus.org/display/GEOTOOLS/How+to+use+a+WFS+DataStore - I
>>
ich offer a the mapping of
> FeatuerId to String
>
> The BatchFeatureEvents are careful to use a weak map; so that FeatureIDs are
> not stored in memory unless someone is holding on to them.
>
> Jody
>
>
>
> On 02/06/2010, at 2:35 AM, Andrea Aime wrote:
>
>>
t;Temporary ID: " + ids);
transaction.commit();
// second print: should be real ids, but here they remain as "new0"
System.out.println("Real ID: " + ids);
// final try: using the ID stored in the 'newFeature' instance
// this one turns out as "fid--7b0453b2_128f4
ge made note of this:
> - http://docs.codehaus.org/display/GEOTDOC/WFS+Plugin
>
> Jody
>
> On 01/06/2010, at 6:42 AM, Milton Jonathan wrote:
>
>> Hello there
>>
>> I just tried out playing with WFSDataStore to try to write
>> (insert/update) data to a
Transaction.AUTO_COMMIT);
SimpleFeature newFeature = featureWriter.next();
newFeature.setDefaultGeometry(geom);
featureWriter.write();
featureWriter.close();
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parency color, a "info.xml" file would be magically created and
used afterwards?
Maybe we should move this discussion to the developer's list?
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> On Thu, Dec 3, 2009 at
verageReader or something of the
like? Could you point me to the best reference around for image mosaics?
Thanks for all
Milton
Andrea Aime wrote:
> Milton Jonathan ha scritto:
>> Hello
>>
>> This is probably a stupid question but.. how does one set a
>> "transparenc
opacity value for a specific entry in a ColorMap. However, how do I
specify a ColorMapEntry whose quantity is a combination of the 3 bands?
(e.g., yellow should be transparent)
Thanks
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s a little
shaky, so I figured changing Decimator to act consistently was better.
Cheers
Milton
Andrea Aime wrote:
> Milton Jonathan ha scritto:
>> Well, ok then.
>>
>> Here are then my notes on the two different workarounds to control
>> decimation as things stand:
>>
ngRenderer, I could do it and send you a patch. What
do you think?
Milton
Andrea Aime wrote:
> Milton Jonathan ha scritto:
>> Hello Andrea
>>
>> > The closest workaround I can think of is to define a huge width/height
>> > param so that no generalization is going
metries without instantiating a
single Decimator! I am clearly missing something big..
As a sidenote, I am using shapefiles with ShapefileRenderer, don't know
if that affects the decimation process.
Thanks again
Milton
Andrea Aime wrote:
> Milton Jonathan ha scritto:
>> Hello list an
generic hints that streaming renderer can use + other
> datastores can implement).
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Hello Chetna
It seems that they have implemented a WorldImageWriter to address this
issue (http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/GEOT-1159)
Maybe Simone can give some more info if you need it.
Cheers
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ng a 10KM radius at a lat/lon (WGS84)
>>> using GeoTools API?
>>>
>>> How do I know the Lat/Lon of a Point Y - Given a Point X, Bearing pi
>>> degrees and distance d kms from Point X.I have algorithms on the
>>> internet but I am looking for G
e, as well as old versions such as
"gt2-postgis", etc. And for each one you can check out the pom snippet,
and also the available versions.
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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, some may
not due to unsupported styling, for inst
when looking for the FeatureSource?)
- It seems that the geometry attributes didn't make their way to the
Oracle database. When I tried to read the features back from Oracle, I
had some NullPointExceptions when calling
SimpleFeature.getDefaultGeometry...
Thanks!
Milton
Andrea Aime wrote:
&g
ee what your other results show!
Cheers
Milton
Daniele Romagnoli wrote:
> Hi Milton,
> I'm doing some preliminar tests with your sample data.
> I have also fixed a missing import which prevented some EPSG code parsing.
>
> Here below, some feedbacks.
>
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exactly why. Even stranger, calling
OracleDataStore.getTypeNames() gives me back 4292 (!) type names even
for an empty DataStore (4293 after the successful creation of a schema).
Any ideas?
Thanks for any help
Milton
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to one of those.
So, put simply: should I work with 2.5.x? Will compiling that give me
the same result as referencing the jars from 2.5-SNAPSHOT?
Thanks for all and sorry for the bother ;)
Milton
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hile
the second one used file GUANABARA_UTM23_SAD69.tif
Thanks and best regards!
Milton
PS: I am using version 2.5-RC1, and the code is basically the same as
listed in
http://www.mail-archive.com/geotools-gt2-users@lists.sourceforge.net/msg06093.html
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TileScheduler().setParallelism(numTile);
>
> With the above setting I have been able to reproject the image with
> these low footprint settings :
> -XX:MaxDirectMemorySize=8M -Xmx16M
>
> Ciao,
> Simone.
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s.DEFAULT.resample(coverage, targetCRS);
GeoTiffWriter writer = new GeoTiffWriter(destFile);
writer.write(coverageTransf, null);
Thanks!
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Hello people
Thanks a lot for the feedback!
The "create spatial index" works fine, thanks (I guess I should've
looked back at the wiki for that one, sorry). Just setting it to
Boolean.FALSE or even "false" prevents the creation of the index (and
the blowing up of the memory). I guess it would
it would be better to forget about it
altogether when it's not there.
Cheers,
Milton
Andrea Aime wrote:
> Milton Jonathan ha scritto:
>> Hello list
>>
>> We're trying to read a reasonably large shapefile (~45MB in the .shp
>> file, ~30MB in the .dbf file
nd up requesting a new QuadTree to be built. Is
there a a more memory-friendly way to build the tree?
Thanks a lot,
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>
> When you copy your geometry over can you try calling setSRID( 4326 ) on
> each geometry - and see if that makes a difference? It would be nice if
> the DataStore did this work for you - but I doubt it is that smart.
>
> Jody
>
_STATS=1"
Milton
Jody Garnett wrote:
> There may be a confusion; it depends on how you set up your PostGIS
> datastore. What does table of SRID definitions in postgis say? Does it
> have an entry for 4326?
> Jody
>
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Hello again,
Another little question: once you create a schema in a DataStore (e.g.,
in a PostGIS database, thus creating a table), is there any way you can
delete it afterwards? (maybe this is obvious, but I just didn't find
anything in the DataStore class or even in the PostgisDataStore class
Hello list,
I've tried a simple application that just reads a shapefile (with WGS84
projection) and writes it to a PostGIS data store. The result in PostGIS
comes out fine, but unfortunately the projection info is lost (column
entry 'srid' ends up as '-1' in table 'geometry_columns'). Thus, whe
Hello people
I have a (common?) practical problem where I have spatial data (with
some attributes) on one side (e.g., a shapefile, or a spatial table in a
database), and a bunch of related information that's being stored
somewhere else (e.g., a regular table in a database that has an FID
colum
NonSI.DEGREE_ANGLE;
Anyway, Martin, if you have any other info on how to use that hint (or
anything else) to reach a more elegant and "non-intrusive" solution, it
would be great!
Thanks again for the support. Really appreciate it!
Milton
Martin Desruisseaux wrote:
> Milton Jonathan a
Martin
I was wondering now: when using DMS units, what would be the idea for
representing 10°30'30'' in real databases? 10.3030? Does anybody
actually store data this way??
Cheers,
Milton
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d try your workaround, right? I'll get back to
you when I've done that.
Thanks again for the almost realtime feedback!
Milton
Martin Desruisseaux wrote:
> Milton Jonathan a écrit :
>> Besides trying to read files referenced in this way, I've also made
>> attempts t
Hello all,
I'm having some problems when reading data in certain Coordinate
Reference Systems. It seems that is has to do with reference systems
using the South American Datum 1969 (SAD69), which is very widely used
here in Brazil.
Besides trying to read files referenced in this way, I've also
Dear Jody and all,
I'm new to GeoTools, and when going through the User Guide I found some
inconsistencies that got me confused at the beginning (but great work
with documentation in general, thanks!). Actually, some of these seem to
be quite silly, but all together they slowed me down a little
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ld be a non-georeferenced TIFF file. I would thus
need to read the georeference info from the input file and somehow write
that to the output file.
Well, that's it then. Thank you all for any input on this one,
Milton Jonathan
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