Once you've got netbeans / maven  / geotools set up on your system
you'll find that there is quite a lot of information available to help
you...

The user manual is a great place to start (note: it is being written
for geotools 2.5 but you'll still find it very useful when working
with 2.4)
http://docs.codehaus.org/display/GEOTDOC/Home

If you download the geotools source as we discussed then you can
examine the code of the demo programs (in the demo directory).

You can search the archives of this mailing list - you'll often find
answers to your questions that way:
http://www.nabble.com/geotools-gt2-users-f4263.html

Of course there is always Google :)

The geotools javadocs can be a bit confusing when you're starting out
because there are many classes that you will probably never use
directly, but if you keep that in mind and use them to understand
classes that appear in demo programs, the user guide etc. the docs are
invaluable.

Once you start getting the hang of things you will also find that the
source code for the unit test modules that accompany most of the
geotools classes is a rich source of examples.

I haven't been using geotools for very long myself so I certainly not
the right person to write tutorials yet !  But the above source of
info, as well as this list, have been a big help for me.

Enjoy !

Michael

On Fri, Jun 20, 2008 at 5:52 AM, fx5900 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi Michael,
>
>  I so do really apreciate the help you have given me so far. What i want to
> do is develop my own version of google map which is why i have come to
> goetools. I did try using google maps but i thought that it did alot of the
> work for me. It would be great if you could provide some tutorials showing
> how to use geographical data like to search places, something like simple
> like that. Again your help is much appreciated. I will definitely ask you
> questions, although i hope you don't think i would be asking maybe silly
> questions.

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