Re: [JPP-Devel] LayerViewPanel Widget

2013-09-26 Thread Landon Blake 
Thanks for the information on your work Paul. Would you be willing to share
your code with me?

Landon


On Wed, Sep 25, 2013 at 2:55 PM, Stefan Steiniger sst...@geo.uzh.ch wrote:

 Hi Paul,

 thanks for your answer and your introduction to the list.
 We are always glad to hear when someone uses OJ, uses OJ to develop
 further tools (or even wants to contribute :)

 I guess I shall also have a look at your SMT tool.
 Uh, seems like SAR stands not for Synthetic Aperture Radar - in your
 case? - but Search And Rescue?

 cheers,
 stefan

 Am 21.09.13 01:37, schrieb Paul J. Morris:
  On Fri, 20 Sep 2013 11:15:58 -0700
  Landon Blake sunburned.surve...@gmail.com wrote:
  Has anyone extracted the LayerViewPanel as a stand-alone widget for
  Swing Programs?
 
  I've used the LayerViewPanel and TreeLayerNamePanel in SMT - SAR
  Manager Toolkit http://sarmanager.sourceforge.net/
 
  I was thinking about doing this, or of coding something similar from
  scratch, but I wanted to ask here first.
 
  Current OpenJump places some constraints on what seems to be able to be
  done easily.  I had to make a few changes to get things to work, see:
 
 http://sourceforge.net/p/sarmanager/code/HEAD/tree/trunk/SMT/lib/openjump1.4.3alpha_rev2524.patch
 
  I also found that I needed to embedd these into a class that extended a
  JInternalFrame:
 
  public class MapInternalFrame extends JInternalFrame implements
 LayerManagerProxy, LayerViewPanelProxy, TaskFrameProxy, LayerNamePanel,
 LayerNamePanelProxy, SelectionManagerProxy  { ...
 
 
 http://sourceforge.net/p/sarmanager/code/HEAD/tree/trunk/SMT/src/net/aa3sd/SMT/ui/MapInternalFrame.java
 
  I haven't gone digging very far, but it did find dependencies in the
  OpenJump classes/interfaces on JInternalFrame (rather than the more
  general JComponent) that appeared to prevent (unless I was missing
  something) things like embedding a LayerViewPanel in a JPanel and a
  TreeLayerNamePanel in another JPanel without there being an enclosing
  JInternalFrame.
 
  And, greetings to all.  Have been lurking for a while, but haven't had
  a chance to introduce myself, or describe what I've been trying to
  accomplish with OpenJump.  I keep hoping I'll have time to contribute,
  particularly to improving support for projections, but haven't had a
  chance to yet.  Great platform, thanks to everyone involved for all the
  good work.
 
  -Paul
 


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Re: [JPP-Devel] LayerViewPanel Widget

2013-09-26 Thread Landon Blake 
Oops. I see now the links to the source code were in Paul's previous e-mail.

I'd be interested in fixing the parts of the LayerViewPanel code that
introduce a dependency on the JInternalFrame. Paul: Can you share some
thoughts on what parts of the code need to be revised so that
LayerViewPanel can be used as a JComponent instead of in a JInternalFrame?

Landon


On Thu, Sep 26, 2013 at 10:26 AM, Landon Blake sunburned.surve...@gmail.com
 wrote:

 Thanks for the information on your work Paul. Would you be willing to
 share your code with me?

 Landon


 On Wed, Sep 25, 2013 at 2:55 PM, Stefan Steiniger sst...@geo.uzh.chwrote:

 Hi Paul,

 thanks for your answer and your introduction to the list.
 We are always glad to hear when someone uses OJ, uses OJ to develop
 further tools (or even wants to contribute :)

 I guess I shall also have a look at your SMT tool.
 Uh, seems like SAR stands not for Synthetic Aperture Radar - in your
 case? - but Search And Rescue?

 cheers,
 stefan

 Am 21.09.13 01:37, schrieb Paul J. Morris:
  On Fri, 20 Sep 2013 11:15:58 -0700
  Landon Blake sunburned.surve...@gmail.com wrote:
  Has anyone extracted the LayerViewPanel as a stand-alone widget for
  Swing Programs?
 
  I've used the LayerViewPanel and TreeLayerNamePanel in SMT - SAR
  Manager Toolkit http://sarmanager.sourceforge.net/
 
  I was thinking about doing this, or of coding something similar from
  scratch, but I wanted to ask here first.
 
  Current OpenJump places some constraints on what seems to be able to be
  done easily.  I had to make a few changes to get things to work, see:
 
 http://sourceforge.net/p/sarmanager/code/HEAD/tree/trunk/SMT/lib/openjump1.4.3alpha_rev2524.patch
 
  I also found that I needed to embedd these into a class that extended a
  JInternalFrame:
 
  public class MapInternalFrame extends JInternalFrame implements
 LayerManagerProxy, LayerViewPanelProxy, TaskFrameProxy, LayerNamePanel,
 LayerNamePanelProxy, SelectionManagerProxy  { ...
 
 
 http://sourceforge.net/p/sarmanager/code/HEAD/tree/trunk/SMT/src/net/aa3sd/SMT/ui/MapInternalFrame.java
 
  I haven't gone digging very far, but it did find dependencies in the
  OpenJump classes/interfaces on JInternalFrame (rather than the more
  general JComponent) that appeared to prevent (unless I was missing
  something) things like embedding a LayerViewPanel in a JPanel and a
  TreeLayerNamePanel in another JPanel without there being an enclosing
  JInternalFrame.
 
  And, greetings to all.  Have been lurking for a while, but haven't had
  a chance to introduce myself, or describe what I've been trying to
  accomplish with OpenJump.  I keep hoping I'll have time to contribute,
  particularly to improving support for projections, but haven't had a
  chance to yet.  Great platform, thanks to everyone involved for all the
  good work.
 
  -Paul
 


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Re: [JPP-Devel] LayerViewPanel Widget

2013-09-25 Thread Stefan Steiniger 
Hi Paul,

thanks for your answer and your introduction to the list.
We are always glad to hear when someone uses OJ, uses OJ to develop 
further tools (or even wants to contribute :)

I guess I shall also have a look at your SMT tool.
Uh, seems like SAR stands not for Synthetic Aperture Radar - in your 
case? - but Search And Rescue?

cheers,
stefan

Am 21.09.13 01:37, schrieb Paul J. Morris:
 On Fri, 20 Sep 2013 11:15:58 -0700
 Landon Blake sunburned.surve...@gmail.com wrote:
 Has anyone extracted the LayerViewPanel as a stand-alone widget for
 Swing Programs?

 I've used the LayerViewPanel and TreeLayerNamePanel in SMT - SAR
 Manager Toolkit http://sarmanager.sourceforge.net/

 I was thinking about doing this, or of coding something similar from
 scratch, but I wanted to ask here first.

 Current OpenJump places some constraints on what seems to be able to be
 done easily.  I had to make a few changes to get things to work, see:
 http://sourceforge.net/p/sarmanager/code/HEAD/tree/trunk/SMT/lib/openjump1.4.3alpha_rev2524.patch

 I also found that I needed to embedd these into a class that extended a
 JInternalFrame:

 public class MapInternalFrame extends JInternalFrame implements 
 LayerManagerProxy, LayerViewPanelProxy, TaskFrameProxy, LayerNamePanel, 
 LayerNamePanelProxy, SelectionManagerProxy  { ...

 http://sourceforge.net/p/sarmanager/code/HEAD/tree/trunk/SMT/src/net/aa3sd/SMT/ui/MapInternalFrame.java

 I haven't gone digging very far, but it did find dependencies in the
 OpenJump classes/interfaces on JInternalFrame (rather than the more
 general JComponent) that appeared to prevent (unless I was missing
 something) things like embedding a LayerViewPanel in a JPanel and a
 TreeLayerNamePanel in another JPanel without there being an enclosing
 JInternalFrame.

 And, greetings to all.  Have been lurking for a while, but haven't had
 a chance to introduce myself, or describe what I've been trying to
 accomplish with OpenJump.  I keep hoping I'll have time to contribute,
 particularly to improving support for projections, but haven't had a
 chance to yet.  Great platform, thanks to everyone involved for all the
 good work.

 -Paul


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[JPP-Devel] LayerViewPanel Widget

2013-09-20 Thread Landon Blake 
Has anyone extracted the LayerViewPanel as a stand-alone widget for Swing
Programs?

I was thinking about doing this, or of coding something similar from
scratch, but I wanted to ask here first.
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Re: [JPP-Devel] LayerViewPanel Widget

2013-09-20 Thread Larry Becker 
Hi Landon,

There used to be a demo folder in the project under
com/vividsolutions/jump.  It had a folder with a stand-alone layer view
panel demo.  Of course it had a few dependencies, but I think it comes
close to what you are attempting.  I still have it in the SkyJump project
on sourceforge, and JUMP 1.2 is still available for download.  And the
original JUMP Developer Guide is useful when attempting something like
this.  People mostly have forgotten that document and that it contains help
on how to use JUMP components in other apps.

regards,
Larry


On Fri, Sep 20, 2013 at 1:15 PM, Landon Blake
sunburned.surve...@gmail.comwrote:

 Has anyone extracted the LayerViewPanel as a stand-alone widget for Swing
 Programs?

 I was thinking about doing this, or of coding something similar from
 scratch, but I wanted to ask here first.


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Re: [JPP-Devel] LayerViewPanel Widget

2013-09-20 Thread Paul J. Morris 
On Fri, 20 Sep 2013 11:15:58 -0700
Landon Blake sunburned.surve...@gmail.com wrote:
 Has anyone extracted the LayerViewPanel as a stand-alone widget for
 Swing Programs?

I've used the LayerViewPanel and TreeLayerNamePanel in SMT - SAR
Manager Toolkit http://sarmanager.sourceforge.net/ 

 I was thinking about doing this, or of coding something similar from
 scratch, but I wanted to ask here first.

Current OpenJump places some constraints on what seems to be able to be
done easily.  I had to make a few changes to get things to work, see:
http://sourceforge.net/p/sarmanager/code/HEAD/tree/trunk/SMT/lib/openjump1.4.3alpha_rev2524.patch

I also found that I needed to embedd these into a class that extended a
JInternalFrame: 

public class MapInternalFrame extends JInternalFrame implements 
LayerManagerProxy, LayerViewPanelProxy, TaskFrameProxy, LayerNamePanel, 
LayerNamePanelProxy, SelectionManagerProxy  { ...

http://sourceforge.net/p/sarmanager/code/HEAD/tree/trunk/SMT/src/net/aa3sd/SMT/ui/MapInternalFrame.java

I haven't gone digging very far, but it did find dependencies in the
OpenJump classes/interfaces on JInternalFrame (rather than the more
general JComponent) that appeared to prevent (unless I was missing
something) things like embedding a LayerViewPanel in a JPanel and a
TreeLayerNamePanel in another JPanel without there being an enclosing
JInternalFrame.   

And, greetings to all.  Have been lurking for a while, but haven't had
a chance to introduce myself, or describe what I've been trying to
accomplish with OpenJump.  I keep hoping I'll have time to contribute,
particularly to improving support for projections, but haven't had a
chance to yet.  Great platform, thanks to everyone involved for all the
good work. 

-Paul
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