Hey Tim,
Sorry your questions are falling into a void. There are only a few
developers who can help you without doing research and they are all
under deadlines or traveling right now so they are not as responsive as
they often are.
We are planning to branch for 2.5 (the messy first release)
Hi
I am developing the LGPL AtlasStyler SLD Editor ( try it at
http://www.geopublishinrg.org/AtlasStyler, just click the Starte AtlasStyler
button ) and i accumulated a bunch of SLD related questions during the last
weeks. I will keep posting during the next days.
I start with a first one:
I think there is an extra 'r' in the original URL...
http://www.geopublishing.org/AtlasStyler
Stefan A. Krüger wrote:
Hi
I am developing the LGPL AtlasStyler SLD Editor ( try it at
http://www.geopublishinrg.org/AtlasStyler, just click the Starte AtlasStyler
button ) and i accumulated a
Stefan A. Krüger ha scritto:
Hi
I am developing the LGPL AtlasStyler SLD Editor ( try it at
http://www.geopublishinrg.org/AtlasStyler, just click the Starte AtlasStyler
button ) and i accumulated a bunch of SLD related questions during the last
weeks. I will keep posting during the next
Hi list,
stupid mistake... thought I'd go the easy way and included all jars in
the geotools binary distribution.. bad idea.
Better approach was to use the mvn dependency task to aggregate all the
gt-coveragetools dependencies, with those dependencies on the classpath
only it's working.
I am trying to use GeoTools to parse output from a WPS call to a
FeatureCollection object. The GML that I'm trying to parse is:
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
wfs:FeatureCollection xmlns:wfs=http://www.opengis.net/wfs;
Thomas Lutz a écrit :
I am trying to build an image pyramid out of an geo tiff with
org.geotools.utils.imagepyramid.PyramidBuilder -s
D:\shared\LondonMaps\london_2.tif -t 1024,1024 -f 2 -n 4 -w
I've downloaded geotools 2.5-M2, added all the libs in there to my
classpath and started...
(Sorry for the cross-post. I think this mail legitimately pertains to
both GeoTools and GeoAPI.)
I first introduced myself to this list about three weeks ago, when I
first started working with GeoTools. Since then I have been working on a
project in which I inherited an existing code base.
I figured it out.. For anyone who's interested, here's the solution:
FilterFactory2 ff2 =
CommonFactoryFinder.getFilterFactory2(GeoTools.getDefaultHints());
Expression stateProperty = ff2.property(STATEFP);
Expression
Hello Tim
Thanks a lot for your emails, it is very welcome!
My knowledge of Feature model is too limited for being useful, but I will read
again your comments carefully and try to learn more.
About factories, we are aware that they are not satisfying. An old GeoTools
version was using
Thanks for your answer Martin and thanks for your offer, I already
managed to get it running, basically I made the (stupid) mistake to put
all gt jars on the classpath, this caused the gdal problems. I replied
to my own post three hours ago with the solution.
I was interested in both the files
Hello Simone
Simone Giannecchini a écrit :
Martin, do you think it would be a lot of work to make the
coverageio-mosaic work with a file structure instead of a db?
coverageio-mosaic does not work with any persistence mechanism for tile
informations (neither a file structure or a db). The
I'm beginning to feel like a broken record, and I know the manpower
doesn't exist right now to answer. But I think it's a good idea to get
these questions on record.
I am trying to create a Polygon (org.opengis.geometry.coordinate) using
a GeometryFactory (same package). There is a
Tim Swanson a écrit :
I am trying to create a Polygon (org.opengis.geometry.coordinate) using
a GeometryFactory (same package). There is a
GeometryFactory.createPolygon method but both overloads take a
SurfaceBoundary. How do I create a SurfaceBoundary? There is no method
to create one in
On Thu, 2008-06-26 at 23:15 +0200, Martin Desruisseaux wrote:
An implementation is under progress (Adrian is
working on that), but we can't expect it before months.
Thanks Martin. As I'm working on an existing code base that's based on a
previous version of GeoTools (and therefore on JTS),
What is the replacement for the old AttributeType.isGeometry() method?
(The method returned true if the type of this attribute was a geometry
type.)
My guess is:
AttributeType.getBinding().isAssignableFrom(Geometry.class)
But I wanted to make sure that was right before I made the change and
Angel, Eric wrote:
You’ll notice that my nameFilter was created with a “false” flag for a
case-insensitive match.. I couldn’t find the javadoc, but here’s where
I found the example:
http://docs.codehaus.org/display/GEOTDOC/Filter+Examples
Glad you figured it out; feel free to update that
Tim Swanson wrote:
What is the proper way to create an
org.opengis.feature.FeatureTypeFactory (other than by directly
instantiating an org.geotools.feature.FeatureTypeFactoryImpl)?
There is a common factory finder thing; and the feature type builder
will make use of it by default; the
Hi Tim,
I have a nice table in my training course showing the similarities
between the new feature model and a type system everyone is familiar
with ... Java; I will try and include JavaBeans as an example as well so
you get the idea of how a popular dynamic type system handles these
kinds of
This method was lame; it was exactly the same as calling
- attributeType instanceof GeometryAttributeType
So if you have code like that please check to see if your
- attributeDescriptor instanceof GeometryAttributeDescriptor
You will also find that GeometryAttributeDescriptor allows:
- you to
If your geometry was a line and the points were to to the left and above
your bounding box you would never find it; even though it does cross.
+ line geometry
_/__
|/ |
/bbox|
/||
+
Please use the JTS Geometry class method for these kinds of tests...
here are my
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