Hi Tawan,
Thanks to some ace detective work by Andrea the problem has been
identified: difference in axis definition between the WMS layer and
shapefile.
See Andrea's explanatory notes and example image here...
http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/GEOT-2995
The following example should display a
Are you disposing the geotiff readers you are using in your code?
Besides, is that the whole stacktrace you see or is there some more?
It is not so easy to understand what is going on form this code.
Ciao,
Simone.
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Ing. Simone Giannecchini
I've just tried your code snippet with the bogota image and I can't
get it to throw an Exception.
As Simone says, you need to provide more information for people to
know what to check.
Michael
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Hello,
I started using geotools and now I have a short question of using it:
Which possibilities have I to use my own implementation of the
ExternalGraphicFactory? Can I find anywhere a example of registering a own
factory? Or is there another solution? I want to load an icon dynamically,
Hi all,
I have code that does the following:
1. Grabs a feature from a WFS server
2. Converts the geometry to an oracle SDO_GEOMETRY using:
a. sdoGeomStruct = geometryConverter.toSDO(geometry, 4326);
3. Stores the sdo_geom in an oracle spatial geometry column
Are you disposing the geotiff readers you are using in your code?
Besides, is that the whole stacktrace you see or is there some more?
It is not so easy to understand what is going on form this code.
Hi,
this bug happens even when im not use geotiff reader, just create.
That does not
This code works for me as well. Thank you very much Andrea and Michael.
Tawan
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HI Robert,
The version of that file in your app's jar should contain a large
number of names of the classes that implement filter functions but
your file only contains three...
org.geotools.filter.CategorizeFunction
org.geotools.filter.RecodeFunction
org.geotools.filter.InterpolateFunction
This
Hi Jin,
can we crop a grid using a irregular polygon rather than a bounding box?
If you want to keep the grid as a grid then you're stuck with a
rectangular boundary.
A couple of options:
1. create a new grid with values equal to the source grid within the
polygon and some no data value
Hi Jin,
Yes, there are various ways in which you could do it, If you need to
allow for the possibility of different CRSs between your sampling
space (the polygon) and your data space (the grid coverage) then the
GridCoverage2D.evalute method is your friend.
Michael
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