As replied to me by Larry:
ShapefileDataStore can put information to the DBF file, and can read
from it too. Of course with the ShapefileDataStore you'll also need
the shp and shx files as well. Here's a simple example of reading the
feature attribute information (stored in the DBF in a shapefile) using
ShapefileDataStore:
URL shapeURL = new URL("file:///tmp/myshapefile.shp");
ShapefileDataStore store = new ShapefileDataStore(shapeURL);
String name = store.getTypeNames()[0];
FeatureSource source = store.getFeatureSource(name);
FeatureCollection shapeCollection = source.getFeatures();
System.out.println(shapeCollection.size() + " features returned
from query.");
System.out.println();
FeatureIterator iterator = shapeCollection.features();
while(iterator.hasNext())
{
Feature feature = iterator.next();
String field1 = (String) feature.getAttribute("field1");
Integer field2 = (Integer) feature.getAttribute("field2");
System.out.println("field1 is: " + field1);
System.out.println("field2 is: " + field2);
}
-Larry
Thanks a lot! This makes it very clear!
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