| Hi Gary, Am 12-Sep-06 um 9:05 AM schrieb Gary Watry:
Currently plugins have to be removed from the plugins directory. c:\Program Files\uDig\eclipse\plugins. Most plugins are a single jar file or occasionally a directory.
Shipped with uDig: Browser - Embedded browser that allows webpages to be opened within uDig. Any link that is a link to recognizable GIS data will automatically be added to the map. Catalog and Catalog.UI - The Catalog framework Catalog plugins - There are many different catalog plugins. Pretty well a single plugins for each format or service. For example shapefile and WFS two seperate plugins. Context - Plugin that allows OWS Context documents to be imported and exported. Feature Editor - the default feature attribute editor implementation. It is an example of how to extend the Feature Editor extension point. Help - All the help documentation Issues - A framework for adding/viewing/fixing Tasks or issues. The issues can be stored in Memory or in a database. Currently PostGis database and in-memory implementations are available. Legend - The legend MapGraphic Language Fragments - there are a number of jars ending in .nl these are the translations for the associated plugins. If only english is desired then the NL plugins can be removed. Location - The GeoCoder plugin. Allows search by address and shows the location on the map. MapGraphic - The framework for MapGraphics. Printing.Model, Printing.Edit, Printing.UI - the printing framework Project - The Map/Project model and the rendering framework Project.UI - The UI display components for uDig including: MapEditor, LayersView, ProjectExplorer Also includes the tool framework but no tool implementations BasicFeatureRenderer - Renderer plugin for rendering all feature layers exception shapefiles ShapefileRenderer - Renderer plugin for rendering shapefiles GridCoverageRenderer - Self explanatory BasicWMSRenderer - Also pretty self-explanatory Style Plugins - The plugins for the styling UI components as well as the framework for defining custom styles. Default Tools - Zoom, Pan, Select, Show All, Stop Rendering, Commit, Refresh, Rollback, Cursor Position tools Edit Tools - All the editing tools and the editing framework Info Tool - The Information Tool Select Tool - the selection tool and the Table view UI Plugin - The core UI plugin that contains the application and all common utility classes. Also contains the Drag And Drop, Operations and Transfers extension points and frameworks. Validation Plugin - Plugin for running validation operations on vector layers Bookmarks Plugin - Allows an area to be bookmarked for later viewing. Bookmarks are saved with a map.
Not too much in the near future. We focussing on the bug fixes right now. There is some community stuff out there though for example: Transformation Tool - A tool for transforming a layer using Affine Transforms, Rubber Transforms and I don't remember the other type. The tool allows vectors to be drawn and creates a Transformation based on those vectors. Then applies the transformation to all the features in the layer. GPS Catalog Plugin - I don't remember the format but this allows certain GPS formats to be read. Jesse |
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