Hi there,
I'm not strictly a Java2D user, I'm just watching the mailing list,
but you might like to look at the Java Advanced Imaging API (JAI) for
geographical mapping, especially if you need zoom functionality.
Derek Weber
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Derek Weber [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Image Analysis & Exploitation Group
Surveillance Systems Division Ph:+61-8-8259 7699
Defence Science and Technology Organisation Fx:+61-8-8259 5254
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Herv�BAILLE [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, March 09, 1999 5:03 AM
> To: java2d mailing list
> Subject: [java2d] java2d of enough high-level for managing maps
>
> Hi
>
> I am new to Java and I have to develop a graphical application whose
> main purpose is to manage geographical maps offering the following
> functions :
> - displaying those maps ;
> - zooming in and out ;
> - adding and coloring items ;
> ...
> I began to read Java2d documentation and my question is :
> is Java2d of enough high level to develop those functions in a reasonabl=
> e
> time (for instance 3 weeks max. for the zoom) ? or would I better use a
> package =
>
> offering methods of higher level ? in the latter case where can I find a
> free =
>
> or a low cost package ?
>
> thanks a lot in advance
>
> Jean-Marie
> Meteorage Company
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