Congratulations Martin, I didn't know it too!
You've always done a great work with JTS, OJ and all the rest of vivid
products. You deserves it! ;)
Probably I'll get involved in a project for an italian national agency for
OJ development. I really hope it will happen!
giovanni
2011/10/3 Martin Da
Thanks, Stefan and Michael. It is very nice to have JTS (and I hope
JUMP too) recognized by the GOSS community like this!
There was some mention of OJ at FOSS4G - mostly I think by people using
it to view PostGIS data. But no talks directly on it, at least that I
noticed. Be good to get the
Oh wow.. Martin - congrats!!!
I haven't read the news up to now - and guess what. Just yesterday I was
thinking of the award and wondered who got it and that I actually
proposed you/JTS for lets say 2-3 years. But, now - this year that I did
not make any suggestion (gave up?), you finally g
the native libs offer a cleanup method, but this is not jni'd out by the gvsig
libs. anyway this would need to be triggered. maybe by a specific clean image
layer cache plugin, but i doubt this is worth the effort.
when i have time i will still look into a proper cache cleanup for closing ecw
s
Hi,
The memory reserved by java really goes down after about half an hour idle
period.
-Jukka-
edgar.soldin wrote:
> Yes, ecw code seems to access the files directly through the
> native code and new images are created for the view
> requested. I found this interesting bit though
> http://iw
