I use OpenJump the most because of the dbquery plugin. Immediate viewing of
any query that returns a geometry, derived or otherwise, is the most important
feature for me. I use it as sort of a tester/designer for automating recurring
tasks that have a spatial analytical component. All
Yes, I too use OpenJUMP as a viewer because it's so easy and fast
to experiment with spatial queries and immediately see their result.
Never used for editing.
Bye
Paolo
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I prefer OpenJump as well. Through plugins I wrote myself, I can view
or edit data directly in PostGIS pulled either from a single table or
any SQL query that returns a single geometry column. Since the database
I often work with is ~150GB I need to be able to load data into Jump
P Kishor wrote:
I actually wrote a pretty useful point-in-polygon routine using Perl
DBD::SQLite unwrapping Shapefiles into a SQLite db and then using
SQLite for boundary matching. It was for a very large p-in-p (7.5
million points against 250k polys) that ArcGIS was choking over. Works
very
On Monday 07 April 2008 22:12:42 Paul Ramsey wrote:
Folks,
1.3.3 is going to be coming out by the end of this week. If you have
time, please pull the SVN version and give it a try, to ensure we
haven't left any big bugs in the bin.
Thanks!
Paul
Here's something else we need to look at
OK, they should be gone now... btw what compiler are you using, I
didn't get those...
On Tue, Apr 8, 2008 at 2:22 PM, Mark Cave-Ayland
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On Monday 07 April 2008 22:12:42 Paul Ramsey wrote:
Folks,
1.3.3 is going to be coming out by the end of this week. If you
Hello
I understand that most experts are saying it is far better not to load
images in a database but rather to serve them from a file based system.
There are two commercial products that I know of ER Mapper - Image Web
Server and ArcGIS Image Server what OSS products provide comparable
