Hi,
I can't think of a good solution to migrate without pain.
There is no hurry to migrate and we can probably make one more OJ
release with JTS 1.14. I'm curious to see how bigger projects like
Geotools, deegree, hale, udig... will manage this change.
On the other hand, JTS is one of the biggest strength of OpenJUMP, and
we'll have to adopt the newer version, sooner or later.
Maybe we should try to communicate a bit more (list, forum , wiki) to
know what third parties think about this evolution. I think there are no
much active project using OpenJUMP these days.
Among project derived from OpenJUMP, I can just see Manuela
(sourceforge) which is still in sync with OpenJUMP. Other projects like
Kosmo, Adb-Toolbox, SkyJUMP, PirolJUMP seem to have been inactive for
four years or more.
There has been some interesting plugins since then like an OSM Map
reader (github, 2017), a LogisticTools PlugIn (github, 2017) and a
drillgis plugin (github, 2015). But this is not much.
Michaël
Le 03/04/2018 à 14:51, edgar.sol...@web.de a écrit :
On 03.04.2018 14:12, Giuseppe Aruta wrote:
It sounds like a lot of job for OpenJUMP.
it will be, for us as well as for all the other jts implementing projects. it
would be really interesting, if there is a kind of - we will stick to the old,
it's stable enough - attitude out there.
What about to write to LocationTech and show the difficulties for such changes?
Is Martin Davis still involved into the JTS project?
the main problem isn't the adaptation, that's mainly replacing package names in
imports and changing some moved classes or API incompatibilities.
the problem for us, apart from a man power that is virtually not existing for
non essential tasks is:
we have third party extensions, partly without the sources at hand.
all these have to be adapted, compiled, zipped in a jar, just because jts
decided it was change the package name, without any major incompatibility in
the API itself.
..ede
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