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Yes, I was using the trunk and I removed the Substance LAF.
The docking system
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Try doing a clean project and rebuild, also you may want to make sure that
you have associated the 1.5 JRE as the library to build the project as well
as setting the compiler compliance settings.
You may want to setup a separate build environment when you build with the
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Andreas,
PermGen space is the area that the Java virtual machine uses to store
class file definitions and things like interned Strings.
If you are using commons-logging in say tomcat then there can be cases
where classes in your web application are referenced by classes in the
servlet
Where you do String.substring and then are going to put it in the cache
use new String(s) this will trim any extra characters from the
substring. If you don't do this you're cache will include all the
characters of the original string.
Paul
If I have a bunch of DEM points and breaklines how do I generate the
Triangles from them using the SoC library?
Paul
Christopher wrote:
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I must say that Chris took an interesting approach to the
design of
JTin, and one that was a lot different from
I have the Subclipse 1.4.0 working with the Subversion Client Adapter
1.5.0 and Subversion Native Library Adapter (JavaHL) 1.5.0 using the
http://subclipse.tigris.org/update_1.4.x update site and this works.
Paul
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they didn't get surprised like I did when upgrading to Eclipse
Ganymede.
Landon
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I have the Subclipse 1.4.0 working with the Subversion Client Adapter
1.5.0 and Subversion Native Library Adapter (JavaHL) 1.5.0 using
The problem with the following proposal is not a technical one, it is a
legal one. Google and the other providers typically only allow access to
their tile layer using their web sites and web APIs. This is in part because
they license the data from other parties for a specific purpose.
Paul
I
Landon,
Here are my comments
1. Code formatting is very important in the FOSS world as you have
many developers modifying the code. If you have consistent
formatting then when you do a diff/merge you can see the real
changes between the code and not just the differences in
I think that using an if/.else statement is much more readable than the
?: operator.
It's just another one of those coding religious wars such as if the {
should be on the same or the next line.
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easily spotted.
But this is just me... :-)
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Landon,
The getTaskFrame() method is from the TaskFrameProxy. This allows other
parts of the application to get a TaskFrame from another object without
knowing that the original object is a TaskFrame instance. For example you
could have a MyFrame class which also implements the TaskFrameProxy
I must have restarted my machine but forgot to add the ssh-keys to my
ssh-agent so it was not copying them to the server.
I'm running it now and it will be up again shortly.
Paul
Sunburned Surveyor wrote:
Did we break the build or is it a problem with the host machine?
The Sunburned
The Open File..., works with the FileLayerLoader, this is by far the
easiest option if you want to open something from a file. It also
supports loading files from within zip files. See
org.openjump.core.ui.io.file.DataSourceFileLayerLoader for an example
for an example.
http://jump-pilot.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/jump-pilot/core/trunk/src/org/openjump/util/XPathUtils.java?view=markup
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P.Rizzi Ag.Mobilità Ambiente wrote:
From
data in a web service.
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Christopher wrote:
Should binary files created with OpenJUMP be big
endian or little endian?
Big endian = java standard, PowerPC, RISC.
Little
(BYTE_ORDER and CHAR_SET). Using a byte array to read
to and write from the stream, I just do a
ByteBuffer.wrap(byteArray).order(BYTE_ORDER) to make
things ordered the way I want. I've tested this with
both Big and Little Endian ordering and seems to work
just fine.
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Larry,
I have a graph implementation which has an undershoot processor in it, have
a look at the processUndershootNodes method.
http://rsiaf.googlecode.com/svn/rs-gis-core/trunk/src/main/java/com/revolsys/gis/graph/Graph.java
The algorithm processes all nodes looking for edges within 2 units
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Landon,
Is there a need to implement your own subclass of SimpleFeature or would
using the DefaultFeature implementation work. I'm guessing there is a
need as you want something which is both a JUMP Feature and a GeoTools
feature.
I'm still working away at my DataObject framework. The
How about this as a solution. We rename the log4j.xml to
log4j.xml.sample and then in the .bat file so a test to see if the
log4j.xml file exists in the conf directory and only if it is there does
it add it to the options when launching the application.
This way people can easily use it if
Right, I forgot we added the conf dir to the classpath. I think we
should provide a sample log4j.xml file for the complete novice users.
Paul
Andreas Schmitz wrote:
Paul Austin wrote:
Hi,
How about this as a solution. We rename the log4j.xml to
log4j.xml.sample and then in the .bat
.
Paul
Andreas Schmitz wrote:
Paul Austin wrote:
Hi,
Right, I forgot we added the conf dir to the classpath. I think we
should provide a sample log4j.xml file for the complete novice users.
on that I'm agreed. Maybe we should clean up the file since it contains many
entries right now
All,
I have checked in the change so you can add properties to a Task.
Properties are keyed by a QName instance, see
org.openjump.core.model.OpenJumpTaskProperties for the list of standard
properties (just SRID at the moment). If you want to add a standard
property it would go in this
to the platform.
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Stefan Steiniger wrote:
in general I support Pauls idea, although I am wondering what has been
happened to the first request on adding a Projection property
://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5/pdf/generics-tutorial.pdf section 5 generic
methods
Paul
Michael Michaud wrote:
Paul Austin a écrit :
I would like to extend the Task class to support properties. Properties
can be set by plug-ins on the task. An example of a property would be
the SRID for the whole task
I would like to extend the Task class to support properties. Properties
can be set by plug-ins on the task. An example of a property would be
the SRID for the whole task. This will allow us to support extended
metadata on tasks without having to add new methods each time or
subclassing.
I
rendering
system to add rendering for a JTin layerable as was stated previously
in this thread. Having said that, I think it will still be easier to
use normal JTS geometries and a regular Layer.
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Chris,
I have some examples
;
com.revolsys.jump.ui.model.GridRenderer;
Hope this helps.
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Sunburned Surveyor wrote:
Chris,
You've asked some good questions, and I'm glad Paul got back to you a
lot sooner than I did.
Paul wrote: I
I'd do in your place.
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Christopher wrote:
I currently have the JTIN library designed so that all
the heavy lifting data structures are are located at
the Geometry level
I've added it in and it should be there in tomorrow's build.
Paul
Rahkonen Jukka wrote:
Hi,
The nightly builds nowadays do not have the lib\ext directory to drop
the extensions in. Is it intentionally left out for some reason?
-Jukka Rahkonen-
I rebooted my machine and forgot to set it up so I could copy the files
to the sourceforge set without a password .
The files are now copying again
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Sunburned Surveyor
Landon,
When starting the development I would start defining the interface for
the TinSurface. A TinSurface would be generated from all the DEM points,
breaklines, area of exclusions etc. Once created it would be immutable.
This class would have all the methods you'd need for getting access to
of the geometry?
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All,
I've just started a blog and put a post related to
parallel processing
of data, which might be useful in tasks such as
streaming building of a TIN.
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Paul
Uwe,
The nightly build just uses the latest source from SVN
https://jump-pilot.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/jump-pilot/core/trunk
I could set it up to do a nightly source package too if you'd like
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Streaming is always a preferred way of doing things, as is dividing work
into regions. If you have the source data in a database then you can
easily divide the data into a rectangular grid and process each cell in
the grid separately and then do some seeming on the edges as post
processing.
All,
I'm wondering if there is a better way for users to select the
decoration styles. What I was thinking is we can divide them into the
following categories.
1. Start
2. End
3. Segment
4. Vertex (also applies to Point)
Then each style implementation would implement say
portion for a line.
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Eric Jarvies wrote:
Hello,
with OJ, is there a way to separate a vector object's geometry from
it's appearance(easily)? handling appearance by a class
Michaël,
I've found the QName very useful in my DataObject framework which is why
I was suggesting using it. It's also nice because it's part of Java so
we don't need to have a special jar for a custom identifier. This might
then be messy if we want to support using this identifier for many
All,
I've just started a blog and put a post related to parallel processing
of data, which might be useful in tasks such as streaming building of a TIN.
http://revolsys.blogspot.com/
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All,
I see someone has added some code to have menu items to move categories
up and down. This is a great feature but would it not be simpler for the
up and down to use drag and drop the same as we have on the layers?
Cheers,
Paul
As Landon mentioned, the only limit is the amount of RAM a user has
given to the virtual machine.
There are however some smart things we can do to reduce the memory usage.
For example within the TIN itself use highly efficient data structures,
such as defining a triangle object with 3
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Subject:
Missing delete all features from layer
From:
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Date:
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To:
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Did someone remove the option to remove all features from
in JUMP so it could be used in other projects.
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Christopher wrote:
Following is an interleaved reply...
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.
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Christopher wrote:
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Christopher,
Welcome aboard, glad to see someone working on this.
I'm going to write a longer email
1) Since many files seems not changed (I think so) during the
migration of versions (eg.postgresql-8.1-407.jdbc3.jar) we can
distribute as NB only the files which had a change together with a txt
file which explain how to construct the most recent OJ NB working.
This save space on the
The new nightly build is done using 1.5 source and target compatibility.
I'm using the maven pom.xml to build the release so hopefully that
shouldn't be too much different from the ant build version. I integrated
the latest changes for JTS 1.9 so it should be up to date.
Paul
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around in the build.
Then all you need to do is have another script to copy them to the ftp
site. If you can get the ssh access then using the scp command or the
rsync command makes it very easy to do.
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Landon,
This assumed you are using maven to do your builds. I have found it very
useful when dealing with multiple projects. In maven you have the
following structure
src
main
java
resources
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panel to have a check box so that the user can select if they
wish to use the urls defined in the capabilities document or the
original one.
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Rahkonen Jukka wrote:
Paul
I noticed that someone added some functionality to display a
confirmation dialog if the URL in the capabilities document is different
from the service request URL. I'm not sure if this is the best thing to
do as it requires a lot of extra key presses when you automatically add
WMS layers in a
The CachedFeatureCollection class is designed to wrap another feature
collection and provide caching functionality. If the envelope being
queried is contained in the envelope of the current view port for which
data has been cached then the data is returned from the cache.
The current
I just upgraded my open jump to 1.9-RC6 and there was only one compile
time issue due to a class being moved to a different package.
Haven't done any runtime tests yet.
Paul
Stefan Steiniger wrote:
we use 1.7 (2?)
but we will switch to 1.9 - as it contains a couple of interesting features.
You best bet is to run it in eclipse in debug mode. Put a breakpoint
right before the dialog is created and step though to see if there are
any errors. Sometimes you can get errors in the static initialization of
classes. By stepping through you should see where any errors are.
Paul
Sunburned
Uwe,
I won't be making any layout changes in this release.
Eventually I'll get round to changing the Save dialog to look like the
new Open dialog.
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The only problem with centering is that the dialog size changes
depending on the panels selected, so you as you switch panels it may end
up going off the edge of the screen of if you recentre it at that point
it would move which would be confusing to users.
We could shift it in by say
Uwe,
I made a change to the API to pass in the LayerViewPanel so that the
renderers can get access to it.
If you can update the pirol plug-ins to have that additional parameter
that would be great.
Paul
Uwe Dalluege wrote:
Hi,
when I use the PIROL rasterImage-PlugIn (rasterImage.jar)
with
Uwe,
For Project saving to work a layer must have a DataStoreQuery set, this
is probably not the case for the image layers.
Paul
Uwe Dalluege wrote:
Hi,
I try to save a Project with an Image file
but it does not work:
1. FileOpenGeographically Registered Tagged Image File Format
2. The
informed the Pirol project
will get a new programmer not before March 08. And they maintain the
sources on their own (but they are provided with the plugins).
cheers from Germany,
Stefan
Paul Austin schrieb:
Uwe,
I made a change to the API to pass in the LayerViewPanel so
the pirol plugins:
It is currently not possible. As far as i am informed the Pirol project
will get a new programmer not before March 08. And they maintain the
sources on their own (but they are provided with the plugins).
cheers from Germany,
Stefan
Paul Austin schrieb:
Uwe,
I made
Stefan,
It was pretty easy so I have migrated the Layer and WMSLayer to use
RenderingFactory implementations to create the renderers. I have set it
up so that if it can't find a renderer for a class it will look at the
super classes until it finds a match. If that fails and the old stuff
fails
(object.getClass);
if (factory != null) {
return factory.create(...)
}
Which is a lot more extensible than hard coding .
Outside the this method factories aren't necessarily needed.
Paul
Andreas Schmitz wrote:
Paul Austin wrote:
Hi,
I was thinking that we could clean up this code
Does anyone know the formulas to convert between the ScaleHint in a WMS
request and the corresponding min/Max scale on a WMS layer?
Cheers,
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When creating package names please use lower case for them as this is a
common Java practice.
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Stefan,
Use apitools would be correct
Paul
Stefan Steiniger wrote:
do you mean throughout the complete packname?
e.g. instead of apiTools i should use apitools
stefan
Paul Austin schrieb:
All,
When creating package names please use lower case for them as this is a
common Java
Landon,
1. Long strings should be fine, although if you start having a bunch of
HTML in there then maybe look at having a I18N mechanism for HTML fragments.
2. What I typically do is define a constant for each of my I18N strings
and use those where required.
Paul
Sunburned Surveyor wrote:
I've
Stefan,
Can you fix the attributeOperations package. The package declaration is
different from the directory it is in. I'm not sure which is the correct
one.
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All,
I noticed that a new jar was added to openjump to replace jmat.
When new jars are updated can you also add a dependency to the jar to
the pom.xml file.
If the package is not available in the core maven repository you will
have to add it to the open jump repository. You can use a command
Eric,
I can't compile it, there is the following error.
The method getMessage(String, Object[]) in the type I18N is not
applicable for the arguments (String, String, String[])
PostGISPlugin/src/main/java/net/refractions/postgis/PostGISConnection.java
line 391
Paul
Eric Lemesre wrote:
Hi,
All,
I noticed there is a bug in the right click paste features plug-in. I'd
added support for adding arbitrary coordinates but it has broken the
Line String processing. I'm about to go away for a week so don't have
time to fix it. If someone would either fix it or disable the non-wkt
extensions
Landon,
Here is my advise.
1. Take the OJ nightly build and manually make the changes to create a
debian install. Writing down each step
2. Create a ant build script to take a nightly build following those
steps to automatically create a debian install
3. Run this daily against the nightly build
I find the properties file editor that someone posted a while back works
very well for this and has the added benefit you don't have to copy
things in and out of a spreadsheet.
Paul
Sunburned Surveyor wrote:
I was wondering if we might use a simple spreadsheet to assist with
documentation and
PRB Editor
https://prbeditor.dev.java.net/
Larry Becker wrote:
Hi SS,
The spreadsheet is not a bad way to work, but I like the property
editor better. Too bad I can't remember the name.
Larry
On Nov 7, 2007 2:10 PM, Sunburned Surveyor
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Landon,
I've heard good things about that IDE. However I find eclipse is working
well for me (even with some if it's quirks) so won't be giving it a try
until I have more free time to play.
Paul
Sunburned Surveyor wrote:
I applied for an open source license for IntelliJ IDEA 7, a Java IDE.
You are correct it is the getText method, can you fix that on the wiki.
Cheers,
Paul
Sunburned Surveyor wrote:
I think there may be a slight mistake in the isntructions to
internationalize plug-ins using Paul's recent changes. Step 2 in
Paul's previous e-mail said to use the I18N.get(String
have only read rigth in some Database.
Eric
2007/11/4, Paul Austin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Layers are tied to a feature collection and all features must
share the same schema.
If you create custom Java code to load the date from each of those
sources
Landon,
Arrange your directories such that your java source is in a separate
parent directory from you resource files.
src\main
java\
resources\
Then put the jump.properties in the language folder under
resources/net/./superSelect
By convention you should avoid using capitals in a
?
Landon
On Nov 5, 2007 11:44 AM, Paul Austin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Landon,
Arrange your directories such that your java source is in a separate
parent directory from you resource files.
src\main
java\
resources\
Then put the jump.properties in the language folder under
resources/net
Layers are tied to a feature collection and all features must share the
same schema.
If you create custom Java code to load the date from each of those
sources and populate the feature collection with that data then there is
no reason why you couldn't do what you want. But there is nothing
used it.
but if somebody is able to remove the buoy code from OJ... i would not
object ;)
stefan
Paul Austin schrieb:
We have to ask the question what does Buoy give us over using
regular Swing?
Paul
Stefan Steiniger wrote:
but as I said
Hi Landon,
I don't think you need to subclass the Abstract plugin in to do this.
Looking at the problem there are a couple of things to think about. I'm
going to use the concept of a workspace (think eclipse) for each of a
user's different configurations of JUMP
1. There will need to be
We have to ask the question what does Buoy give us over using regular Swing?
Paul
Stefan Steiniger wrote:
but as I said,
buoy: http://www.buoybuilder.com/ is already used ;)
stefan
Eric Lemesre schrieb:
Hi all,
Thank for this precision.
Eric
2007/10/30, Paul Austin [EMAIL
All,
I have checked in my new updates for the I18N class which now supports
different resource files for plug-ins.
To use it in your plug-ins you will need to do the following, assuming
your plug-in is in the package com.foo.jump.bar
1. Create a language package in the resource directory of
Eric,
Have a look at the SpringLayout manager from Swing. This is a very
flexible layout manager. There is a SwingUtilities class that will allow
you to make a basic grid layout in the JUMP code base.
Unless there is something needed in a 3rd party GUI library try and
stick with standard Swing
You can use the non-persistent blackboard, look for the getBlackboard
method on either the workbench or plug-in context.
Paul
Sunburned Surveyor wrote:
I've got a quick question that came up on some work for the Super
Select Tool. I would like to store a single String variable for a
JLabel in
No where did that file come from and what version is it?
Rahkonen Jukka wrote:
Hi,
ermapper.jar ships with nightly build.
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The reason I want to find out where this file is from, is so that in my
Maven build script we can specify a version number and make sure we stay
up to date if ER Mapper releases new versions with bug fixes.
Paul
Rahkonen Jukka wrote:
Hi,
I've got no idea where is the origin of this jar file.
the ECW code in JUMP is not being maintained (David,
correct me if I'm wrong).
regards,
Larry
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The reason I want to find out where this file is from, is so that
in my
Maven build script we can specify
Andreas,
This is correct by using subversion we don't have to manage our own ftp
site, with all the sysadmin stuff such as creating user accounts etc.
Paul
Andreas Schmitz wrote:
Eric Lemesre wrote:
Hi,
It is good idea to build a maven-repository but why put it into subversion?
Juste
into that. The advantage of this approach is any of our developers
can add new jars to the repository.
I'll add what I have to it sometime today
Paul
Andreas Schmitz wrote:
Paul Austin wrote:
Hi,
I have modified the pom so that it now compiles, I made a change that I
thought was required
Before moving to 1.3 I'd like to get everyone to do some testing on the
new open file wizard to make sure we have removed any final bug.
I just got confirmation from one of the users that the fix I added
yesterday works with the ArcSDE plug-in.
I'd be in favour of removing all of the duplicate
About a week ago when doing a SVN update I had to accept a new
certificate. I wonder if the build is failing because this hasn't been
done on the build server?
Paul
Sunburned Surveyor wrote:
Am I doing something wrong, or are the nightly builds missing?
All,
I have added a repository for maven to our subversion repository. We can
add any third part libraries not in the main maven repository and also
build of our own core and plug-ins.
The subversion module is
maven-repository
and the maven repository URL is
Does it do the same with the old way of loading an ECW file?
Paul
Giuseppe Aruta wrote:
I did this test
1) load ECW file (OpenJUMP NB 20071018 with embedded
Ermapper DLL)
2) create a new file
3) draw a polygon that cover almost the entire ECW
file
4) zoom in to a point
After zooming
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