Re: [JPP-Devel] OpenKLEM translation

[edgar . soldin]

hey Jukka,

i'm going to push this with changes. you translated 'OpenKlem.version-number', 
or kept it. please don't do so! when in doubt use the english language file or 
open it in plain text first. it holds some comments that point it out! see 
below ..thanks! ede

# default (fallback) english language file
# do not translate
OpenKlem.version-number=${project.version} 
[${git.branch}/${git.commit.id.abbrev}/${git.build.time}]
# translate the below
OpenKLEM.name=OpenKlem (Open Kinematic Local Excess Model)
...

On 06.02.2022 22:01, Rahkonen Jukka (MML) wrote:
> Hi,
>
>  
>
> Please find attached my trial to translate the OpenKLEM plugin into Finnish.
>
>  
>
> -Jukka Rahkonen-
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[JPP-Devel] OpenKLEM translation

[Rahkonen Jukka (MML)]

Hi,

Please find attached my trial to translate the OpenKLEM plugin into Finnish.

-Jukka Rahkonen-


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[JPP-Devel] OpenKLEM extension

[edgar . soldin]

hey All,

just uploaded a snapshot to
  
https://github.com/openjump-gis/openklem-extension/releases/tag/v2.0.1-20210905

can someone familiar with it's functionality please
- install it into lib/ext/ of a current Core snapshot from 
https://sourceforge.net/projects/jump-pilot/files/OpenJUMP2_snapshots/
- test that it works properly
 _and_
- clean out unneeded dependency jars from 
lib/ext/openklem-openjump-2.0.1-SNAPSHOT/
- retest ;)

i'll add it to trunk when i know which dependencies are actually really needed! 
thanks!.. ede


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Re: [JPP-Devel] OpenKlem

[Giuseppe Aruta]

Hi MIchael,
excuse me for my late answer. I agree with your proposal (splitting into
modules, group name etc...). You can pack it into OpenJUMP plus.
It is quite difficult for me to take time for GitHub. I think I will use
the time I have mainly to test the plugins. By the time you move OpenKLEM
into OpenJUMP I will start a set of tests on both Sextante and OpenKLEM and
report on a text which can be used in the future.
thanks again
Peppe


Il giorno dom 11 apr 2021 alle ore 12:36 Michaud Michael <
m.michael.mich...@orange.fr> ha scritto:

> Hi Peppe,
>
> I uploaded OpenKLEM. Here is what I did :
>
> - split the code into 3 modules. See
>
> https://github.com/openjump-gis/openklem-extension
>
> - to do this split and keep minimal dependencies. I had to move one class
> (Vectorizer) from the algo package to the openjump package as it depended
> on OpenJUMP classes.
>
> - I also removed commons-io dependency from openklem-openjump as it is
> just used for FileUtils.getExtension which is also available in OpenJUMP. I
> updated other dependencies as much as possible.
>
> - I mavenized the project and the modules. I used the same group id as for
> OpenJUMP. This is just a proposition as it is seems that there is no code
> in the central maven repository for klem/openklem (for Sextante, I kept the
> group id of sextante which already existed).
>
> - if you get a bit more familiar with maven, you should be able to use
> your IDE to choose a target and perform compilation, packaging or
> installation of the three modules in one click. Let me know if it does not
> work.
>
> - if you are ok with the general ideas (splitting into modules, group name
> etc...), I'll change the version number to 2 and include jar files and
> dependencies into OpenJUMP PLUS. Let me know.
>
> - I also did some cleaning in the code, generally following
> recommandations from my IDE. Hope I did not break anything.
>
> If you had other ideas to manage the code, let me know. I tried to package
> it to have something usable, but you will use it more than me, so you must
> be comfortable with it too.
>
> I thing that next week, I'll start to include extensions I already
> migrated into the main project to be able to have a compiled PLUS distro
> and to ease tests.
>
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[JPP-Devel] OpenKlem

[Michaud Michael]

Hi Peppe,I uploaded OpenKLEM. Here is what I did :- split the code into 3 modules. Seehttps://github.com/openjump-gis/openklem-extension- to do this split and keep minimal dependencies. I had to move one class (Vectorizer) from the algo package to the openjump package as it depended on OpenJUMP classes.- I also removed commons-io dependency from openklem-openjump as it is just used for FileUtils.getExtension which is also available in OpenJUMP. I updated other dependencies as much as possible.- I mavenized the project and the modules. I used the same group id as for OpenJUMP. This is just a proposition as it is seems that there is no code in the central maven repository for klem/openklem (for Sextante, I kept the group id of sextante which already existed).- if you get a bit more familiar with maven, you should be able to use your IDE to choose a target and perform compilation, packaging or installation of the three modules in one click. Let me know if it does not work.- if you are ok with the general ideas (splitting into modules, group name etc...), I'll change the version number to 2 and include jar files and dependencies into OpenJUMP PLUS. Let me know.- I also did some cleaning in the code, generally following recommandations from my IDE. Hope I did not break anything.If you had other ideas to manage the code, let me know. I tried to package it to have something usable, but you will use it more than me, so you must be comfortable with it too.I thing that next week, I'll start to include extensions I already migrated into the main project to be able to have a compiled PLUS distro and to ease tests.Michaël

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Re: [JPP-Devel] OpenKLEM

[edgar . soldin]

On 27.01.2017 09:35, Alberto De Luca wrote:
> Hi Michaël and Ede,

hey Alberto
 
> the repository for OpenKLEM is luckily just one, the one on bitbucket that 
> you already now. You can discuss with Roberto Rossi (who is also reading this 
> reply) about the option of using SVN. Roberto, I don't know if you're already 
> following this list, but I think it would be a good idea!

it usually is, as third party repos tend to get lost or moved around, loosely 
maintained and hence incompatible w/ the latest OJ.

all this can be mitigated by having it where the OJ sources reside also,. if he 
insists on Git that is supported on sourceforge as well.

SNIP
> 
> Thank you guys for your work!

w/ pleasure.. ede

> Alberto
> 
> 
> On 25 January 2017 at 23:53, Michaël Michaud  > wrote:
> 
> Hi Ede,
> 
> Do you mean the compiled code ? Because I suppose that Roberto Rossi has
> his own source code manager (probably BitBucket).
> 
> Michaël
> 
> 
> Le 25/01/2017 à 12:29, edgar.sol...@web.de  a 
> écrit :
> > hey Mike,
> >
> > if you value that component, how about suggesting to add it to the OJ 
> svn and giving him an account. this way you could work on it together and 
> maybe eventually add it to PLUS?
> >
> > ..ede
> >
> > On 25.01.2017 09:48, Alberto De Luca wrote:
> >> Hey Michaël,
> >>
> >> sure I'm still monitoring this list, sadly I just don't have much time 
> to contribute. OpenKLEM is a project managed now by Roberto Rossi from the 
> University of Padova. Last time I heard from him, a couple of months ago, he 
> told me that his plan was to create a page for OpenKLEM on the University's 
> website, where he would put the compiled files, some documentation, and the 
> link to the OpenJUMP project and the OpenKLEM source code.
> >>
> >> I know he tested OpenKLEM extensively (against OpenJUMP 1.9 at least) 
> so it should work. You can find all the binaries he used 
> (openklem+dependencies) in this folder 
>  > 
> (they need to go in the /ext directory). The idea was to provide all these 
> files in a zip file to the final user. But, if you reckon this is not the 
> right way to go, please let us now, and we'll try to fix it!
> >>
> >> In OpenKLEM you don't need to set any workspaces: you load the rasters 
> in OpenJUMP (the preferred format is GeoTIFF, but any format supported by 
> OpenJUMP is fine) and you should be able to use them in all the OpenKLEM 
> tools.
> >>
> >> If needed, you can reach Roberto using this e-mail address: 
> roberto.ro...@unipd.it  
> >, he will 
> gladly help!
> >>
> >> Alberto
> >>
> >>
> >> On 25 January 2017 at 09:07, Michaël Michaud 
>  
> >> 
> wrote:
> >>
> >>  Hi Alberto,
> >>
> >>  I don't know if you still monitor this list,
> >>
> >>  I just had a try on OpenKLEM (from bitbucket) to check if it is
> >>  compatible with the most recent version of OpenJUMP (1.10).
> >>
> >>  I could install it (with some difficulty because I did not find a 
> maven
> >>  or a ant file). Installation was find but I did not find a way to 
> set a
> >>  workspace so that I can access Raster layers or DEM layers. Maybe 
> I have
> >>  no dataset in the format required by the software. Is there any
> >>  guideline about how to install it and use it ?
> >>
> >>  Thanks for your help (and fill free to add reference to your work 
> in
> >>  OpenJUMP wiki).
> >>
> >>  Michaël
> >>
> >>
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Re: [JPP-Devel] OpenKLEM

[Alberto De Luca]

Hi Michaël and Ede,

the repository for OpenKLEM is luckily just one, the one on bitbucket that
you already now. You can discuss with Roberto Rossi (who is also reading
this reply) about the option of using SVN. Roberto, I don't know if you're
already following this list, but I think it would be a good idea!

About the bluelines: they represent a vector layer used to recondition the
DEM (in ArcGIS they call it "DEM reconditioning"). In practice, they are
used in cases where the topography is not accurate enough to effectively
describe the drainage network.

>From https://www.caee.utexas.edu/prof/maidment/giswr2012/Ex4/Ex42012.htm:
"DEM reconditioning is a process of adjusting the DEM so that elevations
direct drainage towards the vector information on stream position [...].
DEM reconditioning is only suggested when the vector stream information is
more reliable than the raster DEM information."

Thank you guys for your work!
Alberto


On 25 January 2017 at 23:53, Michaël Michaud 
wrote:

> Hi Ede,
>
> Do you mean the compiled code ? Because I suppose that Roberto Rossi has
> his own source code manager (probably BitBucket).
>
> Michaël
>
>
> Le 25/01/2017 à 12:29, edgar.sol...@web.de a écrit :
> > hey Mike,
> >
> > if you value that component, how about suggesting to add it to the OJ
> svn and giving him an account. this way you could work on it together and
> maybe eventually add it to PLUS?
> >
> > ..ede
> >
> > On 25.01.2017 09:48, Alberto De Luca wrote:
> >> Hey Michaël,
> >>
> >> sure I'm still monitoring this list, sadly I just don't have much time
> to contribute. OpenKLEM is a project managed now by Roberto Rossi from the
> University of Padova. Last time I heard from him, a couple of months ago,
> he told me that his plan was to create a page for OpenKLEM on the
> University's website, where he would put the compiled files, some
> documentation, and the link to the OpenJUMP project and the OpenKLEM source
> code.
> >>
> >> I know he tested OpenKLEM extensively (against OpenJUMP 1.9 at least)
> so it should work. You can find all the binaries he used
> (openklem+dependencies) in this folder  4rqgjpw6a1agi81/AAD904CK35kWZrXSFzXIV_0ga?dl=0> (they need to go in the
> /ext directory). The idea was to provide all these files in a zip file to
> the final user. But, if you reckon this is not the right way to go, please
> let us now, and we'll try to fix it!
> >>
> >> In OpenKLEM you don't need to set any workspaces: you load the rasters
> in OpenJUMP (the preferred format is GeoTIFF, but any format supported by
> OpenJUMP is fine) and you should be able to use them in all the OpenKLEM
> tools.
> >>
> >> If needed, you can reach Roberto using this e-mail address:
> roberto.ro...@unipd.it , he will gladly
> help!
> >>
> >> Alberto
> >>
> >>
> >> On 25 January 2017 at 09:07, Michaël Michaud <
> m.michael.mich...@orange.fr > wrote:
> >>
> >>  Hi Alberto,
> >>
> >>  I don't know if you still monitor this list,
> >>
> >>  I just had a try on OpenKLEM (from bitbucket) to check if it is
> >>  compatible with the most recent version of OpenJUMP (1.10).
> >>
> >>  I could install it (with some difficulty because I did not find a
> maven
> >>  or a ant file). Installation was find but I did not find a way to
> set a
> >>  workspace so that I can access Raster layers or DEM layers. Maybe
> I have
> >>  no dataset in the format required by the software. Is there any
> >>  guideline about how to install it and use it ?
> >>
> >>  Thanks for your help (and fill free to add reference to your work
> in
> >>  OpenJUMP wiki).
> >>
> >>  Michaël
> >>
> >>
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Re: [JPP-Devel] OpenKLEM

[Michaël Michaud]

Hi Ede,

Do you mean the compiled code ? Because I suppose that Roberto Rossi has 
his own source code manager (probably BitBucket).

Michaël


Le 25/01/2017 à 12:29, edgar.sol...@web.de a écrit :
> hey Mike,
>
> if you value that component, how about suggesting to add it to the OJ svn and 
> giving him an account. this way you could work on it together and maybe 
> eventually add it to PLUS?
>
> ..ede
>
> On 25.01.2017 09:48, Alberto De Luca wrote:
>> Hey Michaël,
>>
>> sure I'm still monitoring this list, sadly I just don't have much time to 
>> contribute. OpenKLEM is a project managed now by Roberto Rossi from the 
>> University of Padova. Last time I heard from him, a couple of months ago, he 
>> told me that his plan was to create a page for OpenKLEM on the University's 
>> website, where he would put the compiled files, some documentation, and the 
>> link to the OpenJUMP project and the OpenKLEM source code.
>>
>> I know he tested OpenKLEM extensively (against OpenJUMP 1.9 at least) so it 
>> should work. You can find all the binaries he used (openklem+dependencies) 
>> in this folder 
>>  
>> (they need to go in the /ext directory). The idea was to provide all these 
>> files in a zip file to the final user. But, if you reckon this is not the 
>> right way to go, please let us now, and we'll try to fix it!
>>
>> In OpenKLEM you don't need to set any workspaces: you load the rasters in 
>> OpenJUMP (the preferred format is GeoTIFF, but any format supported by 
>> OpenJUMP is fine) and you should be able to use them in all the OpenKLEM 
>> tools.
>>
>> If needed, you can reach Roberto using this e-mail address: 
>> roberto.ro...@unipd.it , he will gladly help!
>>
>> Alberto
>>
>>
>> On 25 January 2017 at 09:07, Michaël Michaud > > wrote:
>>
>>  Hi Alberto,
>>
>>  I don't know if you still monitor this list,
>>
>>  I just had a try on OpenKLEM (from bitbucket) to check if it is
>>  compatible with the most recent version of OpenJUMP (1.10).
>>
>>  I could install it (with some difficulty because I did not find a maven
>>  or a ant file). Installation was find but I did not find a way to set a
>>  workspace so that I can access Raster layers or DEM layers. Maybe I have
>>  no dataset in the format required by the software. Is there any
>>  guideline about how to install it and use it ?
>>
>>  Thanks for your help (and fill free to add reference to your work in
>>  OpenJUMP wiki).
>>
>>  Michaël
>>
>>
>>  
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Re: [JPP-Devel] OpenKLEM

[Michaël Michaud]

Hi Alberto,

Thank you for your answer. I just missed an obvious point : raster must 
be loaded in OpenJUMP first ;-)


Installation procedure is fine.

I'll add a few lines in the wiki. I'm not an hydrologist, but maybe some 
OpenJUMP users would be happy to know they can do all theses things with 
DEM and hydrologic data.


By the way, can you tell me what Bluelines (opt.) means ?

Michaël



Le 25/01/2017 à 09:48, Alberto De Luca a écrit :

Hey Michaël,

sure I'm still monitoring this list, sadly I just don't have much time 
to contribute. OpenKLEM is a project managed now by Roberto Rossi from 
the University of Padova. Last time I heard from him, a couple of 
months ago, he told me that his plan was to create a page for OpenKLEM 
on the University's website, where he would put the compiled files, 
some documentation, and the link to the OpenJUMP project and the 
OpenKLEM source code.


I know he tested OpenKLEM extensively (against OpenJUMP 1.9 at least) 
so it should work. You can find all the binaries he used 
(openklem+dependencies) in this folder 
 (they 
need to go in the /ext directory). The idea was to provide all these 
files in a zip file to the final user. But, if you reckon this is not 
the right way to go, please let us now, and we'll try to fix it!


In OpenKLEM you don't need to set any workspaces: you load the rasters 
in OpenJUMP (the preferred format is GeoTIFF, but any format supported 
by OpenJUMP is fine) and you should be able to use them in all the 
OpenKLEM tools.


If needed, you can reach Roberto using this e-mail address: 
roberto.ro...@unipd.it , he will gladly 
help!


Alberto


On 25 January 2017 at 09:07, Michaël Michaud 
> wrote:


Hi Alberto,

I don't know if you still monitor this list,

I just had a try on OpenKLEM (from bitbucket) to check if it is
compatible with the most recent version of OpenJUMP (1.10).

I could install it (with some difficulty because I did not find a
maven
or a ant file). Installation was find but I did not find a way to
set a
workspace so that I can access Raster layers or DEM layers. Maybe
I have
no dataset in the format required by the software. Is there any
guideline about how to install it and use it ?

Thanks for your help (and fill free to add reference to your work in
OpenJUMP wiki).

Michaël



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Re: [JPP-Devel] OpenKLEM

[edgar . soldin]

hey Mike,

if you value that component, how about suggesting to add it to the OJ svn and 
giving him an account. this way you could work on it together and maybe 
eventually add it to PLUS?

..ede

On 25.01.2017 09:48, Alberto De Luca wrote:
> Hey Michaël,
> 
> sure I'm still monitoring this list, sadly I just don't have much time to 
> contribute. OpenKLEM is a project managed now by Roberto Rossi from the 
> University of Padova. Last time I heard from him, a couple of months ago, he 
> told me that his plan was to create a page for OpenKLEM on the University's 
> website, where he would put the compiled files, some documentation, and the 
> link to the OpenJUMP project and the OpenKLEM source code.
> 
> I know he tested OpenKLEM extensively (against OpenJUMP 1.9 at least) so it 
> should work. You can find all the binaries he used (openklem+dependencies) in 
> this folder 
>  
> (they need to go in the /ext directory). The idea was to provide all these 
> files in a zip file to the final user. But, if you reckon this is not the 
> right way to go, please let us now, and we'll try to fix it!
> 
> In OpenKLEM you don't need to set any workspaces: you load the rasters in 
> OpenJUMP (the preferred format is GeoTIFF, but any format supported by 
> OpenJUMP is fine) and you should be able to use them in all the OpenKLEM 
> tools.
> 
> If needed, you can reach Roberto using this e-mail address: 
> roberto.ro...@unipd.it , he will gladly help!
> 
> Alberto
> 
> 
> On 25 January 2017 at 09:07, Michaël Michaud  > wrote:
> 
> Hi Alberto,
> 
> I don't know if you still monitor this list,
> 
> I just had a try on OpenKLEM (from bitbucket) to check if it is
> compatible with the most recent version of OpenJUMP (1.10).
> 
> I could install it (with some difficulty because I did not find a maven
> or a ant file). Installation was find but I did not find a way to set a
> workspace so that I can access Raster layers or DEM layers. Maybe I have
> no dataset in the format required by the software. Is there any
> guideline about how to install it and use it ?
> 
> Thanks for your help (and fill free to add reference to your work in
> OpenJUMP wiki).
> 
> Michaël
> 
> 
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Re: [JPP-Devel] OpenKLEM

[Alberto De Luca]

Hey Michaël,

sure I'm still monitoring this list, sadly I just don't have much time to
contribute. OpenKLEM is a project managed now by Roberto Rossi from the
University of Padova. Last time I heard from him, a couple of months ago,
he told me that his plan was to create a page for OpenKLEM on the
University's website, where he would put the compiled files, some
documentation, and the link to the OpenJUMP project and the OpenKLEM source
code.

I know he tested OpenKLEM extensively (against OpenJUMP 1.9 at least) so it
should work. You can find all the binaries he used (openklem+dependencies)
in this folder

(they
need to go in the /ext directory). The idea was to provide all these files
in a zip file to the final user. But, if you reckon this is not the right
way to go, please let us now, and we'll try to fix it!

In OpenKLEM you don't need to set any workspaces: you load the rasters in
OpenJUMP (the preferred format is GeoTIFF, but any format supported by
OpenJUMP is fine) and you should be able to use them in all the OpenKLEM
tools.

If needed, you can reach Roberto using this e-mail address:
roberto.ro...@unipd.it, he will gladly help!

Alberto


On 25 January 2017 at 09:07, Michaël Michaud 
wrote:

> Hi Alberto,
>
> I don't know if you still monitor this list,
>
> I just had a try on OpenKLEM (from bitbucket) to check if it is
> compatible with the most recent version of OpenJUMP (1.10).
>
> I could install it (with some difficulty because I did not find a maven
> or a ant file). Installation was find but I did not find a way to set a
> workspace so that I can access Raster layers or DEM layers. Maybe I have
> no dataset in the format required by the software. Is there any
> guideline about how to install it and use it ?
>
> Thanks for your help (and fill free to add reference to your work in
> OpenJUMP wiki).
>
> Michaël
>
>
> 
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[JPP-Devel] OpenKLEM

[Michaël Michaud]

Hi Alberto,

I don't know if you still monitor this list,

I just had a try on OpenKLEM (from bitbucket) to check if it is 
compatible with the most recent version of OpenJUMP (1.10).

I could install it (with some difficulty because I did not find a maven 
or a ant file). Installation was find but I did not find a way to set a 
workspace so that I can access Raster layers or DEM layers. Maybe I have 
no dataset in the format required by the software. Is there any 
guideline about how to install it and use it ?

Thanks for your help (and fill free to add reference to your work in 
OpenJUMP wiki).

Michaël


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