Thanks Simone.  I actually just found why I was getting somewhat of an incorrect result.  In my fiddling with the 2.4.x release I had explicitly set the ColorMap to TYPE_INTERVAL (which didn't do anything in 2.4).  As soon as I removed that, and let it do ramps it works much better.

You deserve to compliment yourself!  This is a big improvement over the 2.4.x code!  :-)

Matt


Simone Giannecchini wrote:
To give a correct answer I need some more details, but I would say it
is possible since that is part of the SLD 1.0 raster symbolizer
specification.
I did not implement all the element but color map has been fully  implemented.
Actually, I did add some nice ( yeah, I am complimenting with myself
:-) ) additional features. The correct behavior for colormap is to
build ramps, well with the rastersymbolizer code you cold build also
simple classifications and single values mapping. If you check the
testColorMap method in the RasterSymbolizerTest class you should be
able to understand what I am talking about.

Simone.



On Fri, May 9, 2008 at 2:59 PM, Matt Foster <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
  
Simone,

Is it possible at this time to interpolate between two colors in the
ColorMap?

Matt


Matt Foster wrote:

I started working some with 2.5M2 yesterday, and initially I'm getting some
better results.  I'll provide more details as I get into it more.

Oh...I did have some problems at first, where my call to ImageIO.write()
kept getting the imageio that seems to be packaged as a gt2 extension (?).
I don't have GDAL SWIG bindings installed, and my code kept crashing as it
was trying to load gdaljni.  I finally had to delete the imageio-ext-* jars
to get it to stop doing that.  I'm using Netbeans 6, and it was not
sufficient to just remove those jars in the NB library manager.  Maybe it's
a Netbeans issue...

Matt


Michael Bedward wrote:

Ciao Simone
I'm working with 2.5 trunk
Any tips you can offer would be very welcome !
Michael
On Fri, May 9, 2008 at 10:36 PM, Simone Giannecchini <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:


Ciao Michael,
which version of geotools are you playing with?
I'd like to try and give some help...
Ciao,
Simone.
On Fri, May 9, 2008 at 2:22 PM, Michael Bedward
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


me too :-)
in other words - I've also been trying to display single band
coverages with float or double data.  I've been trying to do it
programmatically by creating a simple ColorMap and using this in the
creation of a RasterSymbolizer.  I then use
GridCoverageRenderer.paint() with this symbolizer and get yet another
grayscale image <sigh>
There are some sexy images of dems, temperature coverages etc on the
geotools site.  What's the secret ?
Michael
On Fri, May 9, 2008 at 12:09 AM, Matt Foster <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:


Greetings...I'm trying to make a raster from a matrix of floats via a
GridCoverage2D object.  I get the GridCoverage created with no problems, but
the resulting raster does not get colored properly according to the ColorMap
I created in an SLD file.  From what I can tell, it appears that the entire
range of data from my float[][] array gets put into a single Category in the
 GridSampleDimension.  Looking at the source in RasterSymbolizerSupport it
looks like the data need to be categorized, such that the Categories can
match up to entries in the ColorMap.  Is that basically correct?
It appears that my options may be somewhat limited.  I think I may have to
manually "roll my own" GridSampleDimension with categories specific to my
dataset.  Does anyone have a better option?
TIA for any input.
Matt


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