Wow; why use JMapPane via an AWT_SWT bridge? If you are going to the trouble
you can get better performance by asking the renderer to draw into your SWT
Image directly.
The JMapPane serves as an example of using the rendering system; have a look at
the code and report the background redraw
On 08/07/2010, at 6:15 AM, Alexandre Pretyman wrote:
Hi Felix,
I too tried to use the CRS class on the server side of a GWT application
running inside Jetty and wrote the list about it.
I also tried with epsg-wkt as Jody mentioned, but didn't succeed either.
It is really hard to mess
Hi Milton;
A month or so ago we went over how to generate an equal area projection (either
generate the WKT using Albers Conic; or do something similar programatically).
There are a number of AUTO projections defined in GeoTools (they take the
form AUTO:CODE,lat,lon). But I am not aware if any
We had some hints to try and pull down additional ordinates for working with 3D
data. Check Query Hints for the constant used.
Jody
On 13/07/2010, at 11:08 PM, Mark Payne wrote:
Hi all,
I have a PostGIS database in which all the geometries are 4D (XYZM)
although the CRS is 2D as is
On Wed, Jul 14, 2010 at 10:18 AM, Jody Garnett jody.garn...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Milton;
A month or so ago we went over how to generate an equal area projection
(either generate the WKT using Albers Conic; or do something similar
programatically). There are a number of AUTO projections
I think you may want to start implementing your own labelling system.
The renderer implementations delegate the label handling out to an instance of
LabelCache; there is one instance provided by GeoTools and applications
sometimes implement their own. As an example uDig implements one that
Hello there Jody
Unfortunately, I don't really have resources right now to study and
implement complex projection computations, if that's what you meant.. :P
Anyway, what I was really after was a confirmation (I guess we could say
that it is confirmed) that there is no good globally valid
Milton Jonathan ha scritto:
Hello there Jody
Unfortunately, I don't really have resources right now to study and
implement complex projection computations, if that's what you meant.. :P
Anyway, what I was really after was a confirmation (I guess we could say
that it is confirmed) that
Have a look the there is a kml module- I think it focuses on encoding and
decoding features.
I would expect that SRS is the same spatial reference system strings used in
GML and other specifications in which case support is pretty good.
Jody
On 15/07/2010, at 3:38 AM, Andrew T. Louis wrote:
