Nicolas,
If you want the option to be persistent (saved in the
workbench-state.xml file), you must use the PersistentBlackboard :
You can get it from the workbench context :
PersistentBlackboardPlugIn.get(context.getWorkbenchContext())
or directly form JUMPWorkbench
PersistentBlackboardPlugIn
sort of has a catchy sound to it, no?
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Hi Michaël,
Yes I can add it.
What would be the best way to get options from Blackboard ?
I see methods to get blackboard from a plugin's context, but for
"standalone" classes, like WMService, it is possible to retrieve to it ?
Thanks,
Nicolas
On 28 June 2017 at 20:50, Michaël Michaud
wrote:
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Hi Nicolas,
Sure, it makes sense. I was just too lazy to implement it as you describe.
Do you want to add it ?
Ede, any objection ?
Michaël
Le 28/06/2017 à 19:57, Nicolas Ribot a écrit :
Hi,
I saw a recent commit from Michaël concerning WMS timeout.
When developing local web services, I oft
Hi,
I saw a recent commit from Michaël concerning WMS timeout.
When developing local web services, I often need a bigger timeout (for
instance when displaying a zoom level > 16 on a big area).
Would it make sens to add parameter options to set timeout values, for
instance in the Network tab ? :
Hi Jukka,
I think you can't use wc.getLayerNamePanel().getSelectedLayers()[0]
because it is an old method returning only vector layers
Instead, you can use wc.getLayerNamePanel().getSelectedLayerables().get(0)
If you keep a reference to the layer :
*lyr = wc.layerNamePanel.selectedLayerables.get
