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2009/9/4 Stefan Krüger <[email protected]>:
> Am Freitag 04 September 2009 17:45:20 schrieben Sie:
>> Welcome Stefan :-)
>
> Thanks!
>
>> I am very curious about the kind of patches you need to apply;
> Geopublisher allows to produce multi-language atlases that can be run online
> (JavaWebStart) and offline (DVD/CD).
> The offline thing might sound very old-school, but the niche i hope to conquer
> with Geopublisher is: A tool to transfer the results of scientific or
> development-aid research to the local stakeholders in second- and third world
> countries. See e.g. http://www.impetus.uni-koeln.de/en/publications/digital-
> print-atlas.html
> So the atlases you can create with Geopublisher start e.g. from CD without any
> installation. It stores all data in JAR files, leading to source URLs like:
>   jar:file:/home/some.jar!/some.shp
> or
>  jar:http://localhost:7272/some.tif
>
> It seems to me that many of the data imports in GT are very related to local
> files - even if they take a URL. Examples:
>
> * ImageMosaicReader and ImagePyramidReader as mentioned here
> http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/GEOT-2695

patch please :-)

>
> * ShapefileRenderer ignores any spatial index, when the URL protocol is not
> "file"- so the index in "jar:file:/home/some.jar!/some.gpx" is ignored.
>
> * GeoTiffReader also only checks for
>>                               if 
>> (sourceURL.getProtocol().equalsIgnoreCase("http")
>>                                               || 
>> sourceURL.getProtocol().equalsIgnoreCase("ftp")) {
>>                                       try {
>>                                               source = 
>> sourceURL.openStream();
>>                                       } catch (IOException e) {
>>                                               new RuntimeException(e);
>>                                       }
> and simply doesn't accept jar:... URLs.

patch please :-)

>
> We recheck it all druing the migration to 2.6.. and i will happily file 
> reports
> for them all. :-)
>
> The second big thing we have been patching a lot is raster styling... But
> Martin can say more about that.
>

What do you mean exactly? Anyway, patch please :-)

Good to see the developer base growing!

Welcome,
Simone.


>> one of
>> the consequences of the library being LGPL is that the patches and
>> modifications you make to it need to be published to your end users.
>> Many teams simply submit patches to GeoTools Jira as a quick way of
>> meeting that requirement; others just make a tarball and place it on a
>> DVD.
>>
>> (LGPL does not effect what you can do with AtlasStyler and
>> GeoPublisher - just what you do with your patched copy of GeoTools).
> AtlasStyler is LGPL and Geopublisher is GPL. An overview is here:
> http://en.geopublishing.org/Licenses
> All patched Geotools classes are available in the public svn. I hope that
> meets the "publish" requirement. But it's good you remind me.. i will overlook
> it again.
>
>> I am especially interested in your feedback on the Style interfaces;
>> we are gradually pulling down functionality from the Symbology
>> Encoding specification.
> After Geopublisher is up and running again with GT2.6, i will invest some work
> to improve AtlasStyler.. for example adding GUI for the cool labelling stuff. 
> I
> will definitively give feedback. I am very excited about SE1.1
>
>> If you have any product anouncements for AtlasStyler or Geopublisher
>> please let us know and we can mention them on the geotools blog.
> Thanks. I'll love to come back to it.. (Still didn't write my Geopublsher 1.2
> release notes... where is my time going?)
>
> Greetings,
> Steve
>
>>
>> On 05/09/2009, at 1:35 AM, Stefan Krüger wrote:
>> > Hello
>> >
>> > I guess it's time to introduce myself (again). My name is Stefan
>> > Krüger and i
>> > am a Java-FOSSGIS-freelancer from Bonn, Germany. I am the lead
>> > developer of
>> > Geopublisher and the AtlasStyler SLD editor - both are Swing desktop
>> > applications that build heavily on Geotools.
>> >
>> > http://www.ohloh.net/p/Geopublishing
>> > http://en.geopublishing.org
>> >
>> > We (that is Martin Schmitz (http://www.ohloh.net/p/schmitzm) and me)
>> > have been
>> > using Geotools 2.4 for the last two years in multiple projects and
>> > we have
>> > patched it a lot to get it all running the way we needed it. This
>> > week we
>> > finally found the time to catch up with 2.6-M2. ... and we have to
>> > redo many of
>> > the patches...;-)
>> >
>> > I have been more active on the geotools mailing-lists in 2007, but
>> > sadly we
>> > had the feeling that none of the code we send to the ML ever made it
>> > into the
>> > trunc. But that was probably due to the fact, that we didn't send
>> > proper
>> > .patch files, nor JUnit tests. Now that we finally switched to 2.6-
>> > M2 - and
>> > after meeting Andrea Aime in Bolsena - i want to give it a second
>> > try: I want
>> > to become a GT comitter for bugfixes and tiny changes! Not next
>> > week, not next
>> > month, but it would be great if i could climb up the ladder this
>> > year. I know
>> > that I have to invest time and energy to gain that trust... and i am
>> > willing
>> > to.
>> >
>> > At the moment, when i do a local patch, i just copy the class into
>> > my project
>> > an do the changes there. But i realized that the patches i then
>> > generate will
>> > not fit cleanly into the GT svn. I guess as the very first step I
>> > have to set up
>> > Eclipse with GT-Trunc and get it to build. So I will work through the
>> > Developers Guide next week.
>> >
>> > Last but not lest I want to say a BIG THANK YOU for this great libary.
>> > Developing with geotools is really like "standing on the shoulders
>> > of giants".
>> >
>> > Many geetings,
>> > Steve
>> >
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