parastoo saadat wrote:
hi
so thanks for your attention.
but now a want to ask somethings,
i hope that you answer me,
1-What is your idea about the GEOTOOLS.NET?
It is cool idea. and one is already started, the best place to start is
on the GeoAPI list - it is the
formal interfaces that GeoTools is working on implementing. Another .net
project exists with the
same goal - cannot remember the name right now ;-)
2- Do you want to convert your project(UDIG) from java to other
languages like c# in .net?
Yes - ruby! I think .net recently got a ruby port eh? But what I want
and what is useful is different...
Perhaps I can hold out for a JVM ruby interpreter.
That said if you want to play on windows, you can still use uDig as a
front end, as with eclipse
you can embeded controls for things like PDF, or word docs, or your own
custom stuff.
Not cross platform but makes for a good demo.
3-We want to create a SDK for provide GIS SOFTWARE,so,do GEOTOOLS support
all the requirement points,what is your general recommendation
about this matter?
Um what do you mean by SDK? GeoTools is a library of all you need for
spatial happiness, from data access to
standards based rendering. Suitable for both desktop applications and
server side applications.
uDig has a more focused goal of helping those working on Desktop GIS
Applications, and provides
a Platform capable of working with additional GIS Toolkits other then
GeoTools (including those written
in C, etc...).
An SDK download is available for uDig and is a great starting point for
GIS Application development.
It is structured as a "platform" rather then a "framework" (cause
framework is so 90s and we want to be cool and modern).
Cheers,
Jody
so so thanks
have fun
parastoo saadat
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