I am pretty sure I've read the ESRI Java API does not support JP2 compression
yet.
Would need to find you the exact source of documentation, but I'm 99% sure
that's what I've read while integrating the ESRI ArcSDE Java Raster API to
geotools.
There's no much that we can do other than bothering esri to add jp2 support to
the java api, or changing the tile compression method in your dataset.
Gabriel.
On Wednesday 04 March 2009 18:44:42 jericks wrote:
> I just wanted to follow up that GDAL does support JP2 because I just used
> gdal_translate to extract a subsection of the same SDE raster. If GDAL is
> based on the ArcSDE C Api and it supports JP2, doesn't that mean that the
> ArcSDE Java Api (likely) supports it also? I am crossing my fingers.
> Thanks again for all the help.
>
> Jared
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