Hi,
> In the bug tracker there is an option to chose where the bug belongs to.
> I have generated long time ago lots of categories according to user
> interface menu - and one is "Plugin"
>
> so, I think that sould be it? or do you think of someting special?
That's definitively the way to go. Did not remember this option, thanks.

Michaël
>
> stefan
>
> Am 16.11.11 13:47, schrieb �:
>> Hi Jukka,
>>
>> I did not find much documentation, and I even don't remember who wrote
>> this plugin. Any idea ?
>> It seems maintainable (RendererTree source code is in the
>> SpatialiteDialog.java file, which is unusual but possible)
>> I've currently too many thinks to improve on my todo list, but you could
>> fill a bug report, to keep track of this problem.
>>
>> Stefan, Ede, what do you think of a bug tracker for OJ extensions (any
>> extension not included in OpenJUMP-CORE) ?
>>
>> Michaël
>>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> I have couple of questions about Spatialite reader plugin 
>>> http://dfn.dl.sourceforge.net/project/jump-pilot/OpenJUMP_plugins/Database%20Plugins/SpatialLite_reader_plugin/1.3/spatialliteplugin1.3.zip
>>>
>>> The plugin is pretty nice but unfortunately it does not work properly or at 
>>> all with OJ versions newer than 1.3. In addition even with old OJ it has 
>>> some bugs at least with opening polygon layers. The source code seems to be 
>>> included mostly inside spatialite1.3.jar file.  However, I can see only 
>>> RendererTree.class but not a corresponding .java file.
>>>
>>> I have not managed to contact the author of the plugin with e-mail. What do 
>>> you developers say, if I should find some day a friendly person knowing 
>>> both Java and Spatialite, could it be relatively easy to start fixing the 
>>> plugin with the sources we have available?
>>>
>>> -Jukka Rahkonen-
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