Justin Deoliveira wrote:
I am all for Java 5 interfaces. They are much more expressive and can
potentially save a lot of time. That being said the trouble is that it
takes time to switch between Java1.4 and Java1.5 interfaces, its not
an automatable process.. The GeoAPI script semi-automates t
I am all for Java 5 interfaces. They are much more expressive and can
potentially save a lot of time. That being said the trouble is that it
takes time to switch between Java1.4 and Java1.5 interfaces, its not an
automatable process.. The GeoAPI script semi-automates the process, but
you still
Hi Jody,
on the last IRC you mentioned that there's no place in GeoTools for alternative
Java5 interfaces (for better usability).
I just thought this a good idea. So, why not create a place to collect them?
One could then create "altenative" jars that include the Java5 interfaces
instead of the Ja
