Larry,
seems like the problem is solved already :)
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Hei Larry,
can you answer in this?
stefan
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mhm.. I am not much experienced in that stuff.
but what if you look how the external postgis plugin (by Uwe Dalluege)
works that is on the download page [1]. The PlugIn class will give you a
starting point - and then you could parse/trace what happens step by
step (if you load OpenJUMP and the p
Hei Luca,
your ideas on what you would want to work sound good to me.
Important for us is, that you start with the things that (i) you feel
most comfortable with, (ii) give you not a difficut start, and (ii) that
are useful for you. Every contribution (documention or plugin) is
welcome! And if
Well.. I know that in some countries (China & Iran, etc) new year is on
a different date. However, to all others we - that is the JPP developer
team - whishes all our users and contributors a good start into 2010!
Not sure what we will have to expect from the new year and a new release
(probabl
Hei Pedro,
thanks for the offer.
Unfortunately we can not do much for the jump-project domain and the
material that was there - thought I found that there is still a copy on
archive.org, but the downloads are gone (I think).
We have with SourceForge also a bit of space to cover host some stuff
Hei Ganesh,
yep I used JMathTools too. And there is a slightly modifed library of
JMathTools (I think i modified it to make it run with Java 1.5) coming
with OpenJUMP it is jmatharray-20070905.jar
I also used jmathplot for some graphs for my plot plugin [1] and an old
JMath lib for some map gen
Hi,
I am new to using OpenJUMPrecently figured out how to create plugins ...
thanks to some nice documentation in wiki pages
i have designed an algorithm on MATLAB (non rigid conflation for road vectors)
& wanted to port it to OpenJUMP ... came across JMathTools & wanted to know if
