Michael Bedward ha scritto:
> Hi Glenn,
>
>> As a matter of fact I have. It has no better performance. The problem is
>> not in getting the maps to display. It's trying to figure out a way to not
>> have to wait 2 minutes for them to be displayed.
Use the ShapefileRenderer, it's a custom imple
Janusz Dalecki ha scritto:
> Hi,
>
> I am reading a FeatureSource from the shapefile that has Coordinate
> Reference System lets say “A”. I would like to change that
> FeatureSource’s CRS to another one ("B").
>
> Is there any way of doing this? Can somebody point me in the right
> direction?
Hi,
I am creating a MathTransform using CRS.findMathTransform() to transform
coordinates from one CRS to another.
How can I find out from CRS which coordinates convention it is using
(first lat then long or the other way around) so I can pass lat/long in
correct order when calling transform meth
Janusz Dalecki ha scritto:
> Hi,
>
> I am creating a MathTransform using CRS.findMathTransform() to transform
> coordinates from one CRS to another.
>
> How can I find out from CRS which coordinates convention it is using
> (first lat then long or the other way around) so I can pass lat/long in
Oh i see, thanks for that. Although, after i had posted i immiediately,
changed pretty much all of them to 2.5.5, one by one which was a bit time
consuming i might add. Although, this one in particular,
com.vividsolutions
jts
1.9
i could not change
Hi,
as some of you might be aware, i'm attempting to display my road names
from my .dbf file onto my shapefile. At present i'm up to the stage where i
am trying to use a style obj to help read/parse the sld file and apply it to
the a layer. I have already harde coded the location of the .sld
Hi Luong
> Although, this one in particular,
>
>
> com.vividsolutions
> jts
> 1.9
>
>
> i could not change as i just got the same error asking me to manuallly
> install it ect. so i left it like it is.
Oh-oh...
I probably should have emphasized that I wa
Thanks Andrea,
Does the query.setCoordinateSystemReproject() method take into account
the CRS Lat/Long convention? What I mean is that if the "from" CRS has
Lat/Long order and "to" CRS has Long/Lat order, would they convert lat
to lat and long to long?
Regards,
Janusz
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Janusz Dalecki ha scritto:
> Thanks Andrea,
> Does the query.setCoordinateSystemReproject() method take into account
> the CRS Lat/Long convention? What I mean is that if the "from" CRS has
> Lat/Long order and "to" CRS has Long/Lat order, would they convert lat
> to lat and long to long?
If you d
aaime wrote:
>
>
> Use the ShapefileRenderer, it's a custom implementation geared towards
> rendering shapefiles faster
>
> Cheers
> Andrea
>
>
Thanks, I will give that a try.
If necessary doing conversions is not a problem. We have a fixed mapping
structure that will be used. If we nee
hello,
in previous releases of geotools I could use FeatureReader from a postgis
DataSource and extract Features and get the default geometry from those
feature objects.
Now the FeatureReader uses the opengis Feature and I have no clue how I can
extract Geometries from those features..anyone have
Ok I was able to extract a GeometryAttribute from the feature's properties
collection, but I need to get a JTS Geometry since I will need to do a
LineMerger operation on the Geometries.
How can I do that?
thanks
alessandro ferrucci
On Thu, Jun 11, 2009 at 3:02 PM, Alessandro Ferrucci <
alessan
Ok, reading through the postGIS module test cases for GeoTools 2.5.5 I
figured it out.
One way to do it is to use SimpleFeatures and then extract the Geometry
through that. Just out of curiousity is there a way to do this using
"Feature" objects instead of SimpleFeature objects?
Here's the rele
(It is appreciated if you can keep replies on the public mailing list.
Thanks :))
As for the issue, it seems you are having problems accessing the opengeo
maven repository. This may be a silly question but does the machine you
are running this from have a connection to the internet? Maybe some
Interesting. So yeah, i guess an identifier starting with numbers is not
a valid WFS feature identifier unfortunately. You can file a report but
all in all you may just be better off renaming the table (or use an
alias for the feature type name if you are using geoserver or some wfs
that allows
yeah, most of the time you are safe using
SimpleFeature/SimpleFeatureType. The generic Feature is capable of
modelling complex data, joins, relationships, etc... So if your
requirements are simple and your data flat just use SimpleFeature.
You can still use regular Feature, but you will have to
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