Nobody has even mentioned this for a year so I am removing it from Jira.
The following issues were marked against this version:
- WFS events
- Postgis events
- CRS access order (fixed)
The following issues were requested as a fix for target:
- GEOT-681 http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/GEOT-681
GeoTools2 module build report 20060326
gt2:referencing cleaned, compiled, tested, INSTALLED 2356
gt2:sample-data cleaned, compiled, tested, INSTALLED 2356
gt2:coverage cleaned, compiled, tested, INSTALLED 2357
gt2:api cleaned, compiled, tested, INSTALLED 2357
gt2:main cleaned,
The method isNillable() still remains on FeatureType. Pretty sure this
was something that was missed on the move of isNillable() to descriptor?
-Justin
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Gabriel and I had a discussion about this before and I have run across
it recently as well, the question of wether a type can be anonymous.
The javadoc on ComplexTypeBuilder says name *must* be set before calling
build(). I think we need to relax this restriction and allow people to
have
Justin Deoliveira wrote:
The method isNillable() still remains on FeatureType. Pretty sure this
was something that was missed on the move of isNillable() to descriptor?
Just commited, a bunch of stuff. Update and grab me on the geotools chat.
Jody
Justin Deoliveira wrote:
Gabriel and I had a discussion about this before and I have run across
it recently as well, the question of wether a type can be anonymous.
The javadoc on ComplexTypeBuilder says name *must* be set before
calling build(). I think we need to relax this restriction and
On Saturday 25 March 2006 16:02, Jody Garnett wrote:
Hi Marc - module maintainer for Oracle
Gabriel - module maintainer for ArcSDE
We have an interesting twist with the jars required for your modules to
build. The jars are not part of an open source project, and produced by
a commercial
Okay cool - thanks Gabriel.
So we got two answers:
- ESRI - a jar downloaded without a licensing restriction - we should
try and find someone to talk to I guess?
- Oracle - a problem, we need to either ask nice or pay $2k to be a partner
Marc I understand that you would like to use the
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Hi again Cory,
You are also the module maintainer on the Expression module, I have once
again provided a page where you can take notes on the status. I
indicated some of the upcoming changes from the 2.3.x branch, and tried
to summarize your work in 2.2.x.
Please review:
-
Well my code review is not going to well - Justin keeps asking, good,
questions.
For FeatureState implementation in 2.2.x I used the same horrible code
that was already there that let you access the feature members as an
attribtue called features. This of course must die ... and with a new
Thanks Jody, this makes sense now. Another question.
Should the derived attributes like bounds show up in a call to get()
when someone wants a collection of all the attributes defined for the
feature collection.
-Justin
Jody Garnett wrote:
Well my code review is not going to well - Justin
Hi Marc you are the oracle module maintainer, I am also CCing the
geoserver and udig lists to give them an update.
I have been chatting with you on and off the last while, but I need to
do something public by way of getting our house in order.
I have created a a page for the oracle module:
-
Justin Deoliveira wrote:
Ok fair enough, so a couple of things that come out of this. Mostly
just to ensure that I understand correctly.
1. When one of these things is created (an instance of FeatureType)
and passed a FeatureCollectionType that type should inheirit from
Jody Garnett wrote:
Hi Marc you are the oracle module maintainer, I am also CCing the
geoserver and udig lists to give them an update.
I have been chatting with you on and off the last while, but I need to
do something public by way of getting our house in order.
I have created a a page for
Adrian, yes, I think it's confusing too.
Actually, my reading of the current geotools API is that FactoryFinder
is deprecated and we're meant to be using
org.geotools.factory.FactoryRegistry.
Anyway, a jiira was recently created for providing an implementation of
GeoAPI's CommonFactory interface,
Combe, Colin wrote:
Adrian, yes, I think it's confusing too.
Actually, my reading of the current geotools API is that FactoryFinder
is deprecated and we're meant to be using
org.geotools.factory.FactoryRegistry.
I think that was for the implementation behind the individual
FactoryFinder
Any update on this Chris? It may be worth talking about in tonights
meeting...
- http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/GEOT-393
I have created a new issue component in jira: for data and jdbc we
have a number of things falling through the cracks as they get assigned
to one jdbc datastore or
After a full days work, I am pleased to report that component assignment
is up to date in Jira.
We of course still have unscheduled issues, but that is not such a
problem. Indeed it probably reflects reality. Indeed some module maintainers
may wish to change the issues in their module to reflect
Since Andrea does not have time to work on geotools these days I am
cleaning up the following issues:
- GEOT-611 http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/GEOT-611 ImageLoader in
LiteRenderer is static, not threadsafe
http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/GEOT-611 - Jesse
- GEOT-51
Apparently Jira really likes Andrea:
- legend --- drop?
- arcgrid --- simboss (only developer left on the plugin)
- gtopo30 --- simboss (again)
- lite-rendering Jesse.
Simboss
- if you are uncomfortable with the responsibility we leave this as
unsupported
Martin
- I may of stuffed
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Folks told me to go to maven 2 for 2.2.x. I did, but I'm getting
different errors.
I have JAI installed. I verified that
com/sun/media/imageio/stream/FileChannelImageInputStream is in
C:\j2sdk1.4.2_07\jre\lib\ext\jai_imageio.jar.
Any idea whats wrong?
dave
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Is this the bug you guys are talking about? I am very scared about
running without test cases - I see they are turned off for 2.2.x :-(
So as I understand thing we cannot release at this time:
- maven 1 is not supported?
- maven 2 does not run tests?
Is there any way we can just turn off tests
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Hi,
I've applied the patch provided by Oliver to the shapefile plugin.
Hopefully people who had problems building it before will be able to
build it now. Please let me know if it works.
Jesse
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