Great input from you guys! Thanks a lot. For the first prototype I
like the approach Jody mentioned because the main goal is to get it
displayed in udig first without any feature access.
If required I really like the datastore and render image way. But
right now it is only necessary to get the bac
As an aside Frank; the udig community module for TAB file format support takes
a different approach; it uses command line ogr to convert the file format into
a temporary file (and then does visualisation based on the temporary file). It
is smart enough to make this a read-only solution.
The sol
Ciao Frank,
aside from what andrea said, take into account that S57 is a mixed
format, it contains data + rendering directives, therefore it is not
going to be dead easy to reuse it inside the
geotools rendering system where rendering directives and data are
firmly separated.
One thing to look at I
On Tue, May 10, 2011 at 10:09 AM, Frank Gasdorf
wrote:
> Hello to geotools developers,
> Hi Andrea,
>
> I found some interesting entries on the mailing list archive about
> geotools and ogr. I'm interested in rendering natical charts in
> geotools/geoserver and udig based applications. Andrea (as
Hello to geotools developers,
Hi Andrea,
I found some interesting entries on the mailing list archive about
geotools and ogr. I'm interested in rendering natical charts in
geotools/geoserver and udig based applications. Andrea (as the
maintainer of the module), could you give me a status for the m
