You can design your label layer as it was only meant to be used manually,
that is you can add labels by hand however you like.
Then you can create a sort of wizard that's capable of automatically do
what you're doing by hand, that is it's capable to draw labels using data
from somewhere, for
I updated the SIS DataBase Plug-In with a couple of fixes.
It can be downloaded from:
http://jump-pilot.cvs.sourceforge.net/jump-pilot/SISJUMP/
Instructions are inside:
http://jump-pilot.cvs.sourceforge.net/jump-pilot/SISJUMP/release/sisjump/SISDB.txt
Actually to _run_ it you
Hei Paolo,
do you want me to update that sourceforge version in the download
section? (if yes it would be nice if you send mea zip) or will you do it
on your own?
stefan
P.Rizzi Ag.Mobilità Ambiente schrieb:
I updated the SIS DataBase Plug-In with a couple of fixes.
It can be downloaded
Hei Guys,
i just have seen, that Sourceforge now also offers a wiki.
It may offer the choice to move some development related pages to that
wiki. for instance changes on the cvs, needed and added new functions,
translation responsibles.
for me the main wiki will still be Jon's :)
stefan
Stefan,
Let me try out the SourceForge Wiki. I think it may be a good idea to
move a lot of the development content over to this wiki. I think most,
if not all, of the JPP Wiki content could go there.
In this case I would delete the JPP Wiki and begin to use the
SourceForge wiki exclusively.
I was hoping you guys might be able to give me a little help with Java
Generics. I'm trying to track down a null pointer exception in my
pluggable rendering code, and I think it may result from improper use
of Generics.
In my RenderingFactory class I store a HashMap. The keys for this
HashMap are
Are you allowed to cast an object with a value of null, or does this
throw an exception?
For example, would the following statement throw an exception if the
needToCast reference was null?
IRendererFactoryTool casted = (IRendererFactoryTool) needToCast;
Thanks,
The Sunburned Surveyor
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Hi,
Stefan Steiniger schrieb:
i just have seen, that Sourceforge now also offers a wiki.
It may offer the choice to move some development related pages to that
wiki. for instance changes on the cvs, needed and added new functions,
Wikis are
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Handwritten ChangeLogs offer the opportunity to log some
extra comments and backgrounds that do not make there
way into the commit message.
But this is of course a question of personal taste.
- - Sascha
Larry Becker schrieb:
A changeLog would be
Your cast should be fine, although of course you will get a null
pointer exception if you ever try to actually dereference casted...
-Craig
On 5/16/07, Sunburned Surveyor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are you allowed to cast an object with a value of null, or does this
throw an exception?
For
On 5/16/07, Sunburned Surveyor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here is my attempt at defining the HashMap using Java Generics:
private HashMapString, ? extends IRendererFactoryTool
rendererFactoryTools = new HashMapString,? extends
IRendererFactoryTool();
The correct declaration should probably be:
Craig,
Thanks for your help. This tells me that the problem could possibly be
with other statements in the method throwing the null pointer
exception, not just the HashMap. I'll have to do some more digging to
see what is going on.
You help is appreciated.
The Sunburned Surveyor
On 5/16/07, A.
SS,
When you get an exception while running in Eclipse, you should be
able to click on the line in the Console and have it take you to the
exact line that caused the error. Even if you are not running in
Eclipse, the line number should be available in the Details, and
Navigate - Go to Line
cool... thanx for pointing on that
but i wondered how they have done the changelog on the vividsolutions
cvs. But currently i am already quite happy to have the cvs email log ;)
all the things mentioned by Sascha are very hepful and i really enjoy
reading them for the wfs/printlayout plugin
I forgot about that. I couldn't get it to work on SkyJUMP. I suspect
that setting the script to execute will only work on linux. Any
hints, Stefan?
thanks,
Larry
On 5/16/07, Stefan Steiniger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
cool... thanx for pointing on that
but i wondered how they have done the
do you mean the email notification?
i have checked out/in the attached file to the sourceforge cvsroot of
jpp. But of course i previously had to register the email list.
i hope this helps?
stefan
Larry Becker schrieb:
I forgot about that. I couldn't get it to work on SkyJUMP. I suspect
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