Anaxa Gore ha scritto:
> Hi,
> 
> As I said yesterday in another thread, I solved my problem of opening 
> geotiff by replacing the crs of the mapContext from 
> DefaultGeographicCRS.WGS84 to CRS.decode("EPSG:4326").
> Now, I can display all my datas, but some new problems appear :
> 
>     * first, the proportions of rasters are not respected : if the
>       window is large, my raster is large, if it is thin, the raster is
>       thin : the width and height are not changing together.
>     * second, when I want to get some coordinates from the map, I never
>       get the good ones...
>     * third, when I want to zoom, pan etc., I never get the good area on
>       the screen...
> 
> Somebody gets an idea about this strange behavior ?
> Thanks,
> Thomas
> 
> PS : I tried this with Eclesia's widgets and JMapPane, so we can be sure 
> right now that it does not come from the widgets... maybe from the 
> streamingrenderer ?

I'm inclined to think that somehow the area of interest and the size
of the image are not kept in synch, or something like that.
The WMS spec says that if you ask for an image which is out of 
proportion compared to the geographic area depicted, the output
should be correspondently distorted.
So the renderer follows that, if you ask to paint a square envelope like
(10,10 20,20) into an image that's 100 x 200 you'll get a distorted
output.

Cheers
Andrea

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