Does this also happen with the latest nightly build, there were some bug
fixes in the last week?
If it still does not work what kind of files were you opening?
Paul
Giuseppe Aruta wrote:
I found this bug on OJ NB. I have already put it on
the bug trucker
I start
, Stefan, Andreas and the others have no objections to
what Paul suggests, then I will help him with the implementation and
test it out with my Super Select Plug-In.
The Sunburned Surveyor
On 10/22/07, Paul Austin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Landon,
For the I18N stuff I'd like to find a way
Andreas,
I have added this to the maven build script that I created for OpenJUMP.
The advantage with the maven one is it will automatically update it
based on the dependencies in the build script.
Paul
Andreas Schmitz wrote:
Hi list,
I've just managed to get issue
Landon,
For the I18N stuff I'd like to find a way to do this that is not tied
into the plug-in itself as there are many other classes used by a
plug-in such as Swing panels etc which also need to have I18N.
What I propose is that we extend the current I18N class to support
different categories
Uwe,
For the Icon you will need to modify the PostGIS plug-in so that it uses
the new Open Wizard framework. At the moment I'm just creating a default
implementation for any plugins registered with the
LoadDataSourceQueryChooser.
I added the double click on the icon support so you can use
All,
Here is a HOWTO for creating a new Open Wizard, excluding a File Layer
which uses the Open File plug-in mechanism.
1. Define your wizard class to implement
org.openjump.core.ui.swing.wizard.WizardGroup or extend
org.openjump.core.ui.swing.wizard.AbstractWizardGroup. For the
implementations for a layer.
The default is what we have now and then the alternates would be my
filter based styling.
The basic plan is the same I'd just be intending on using existing
mechanisms to do it.
Paul
Paul Austin wrote:
I've been thinking about the styling of layers again in OpenJUMP
Andreas,
I saw you just made a change to the WMS plug-in, I created a copy of
this plugin as a Wizard to fit in with my new open wizard. So I'll need
to make the change there too.
One thing I can do is to change the actual plug-in itself to use the WMS
wizard instead of duplicating code. Would
All,
I have checked in an update to the Open Wizard so that now if there is
not an active project you can either select to create a new one or
select a project from one of the iconized projects.
I've also added some icons to the file menu items, thanks to Larry for
finding them.
Paul
are there Open,
Cancel, and Finish buttons? The Open and Cancel don't seem to be
functional.
Larry
On 10/18/07, Paul Austin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Andreas,
Can you SVN up and try again. I had forgotten to reset the panels in the
wizard when creating the new state each time
Landon,
If the method is only to be used by that class then make it a private
method on the class.
If the method requires the class and is something related to operating
on that class make it a public method on the class.
If the method is something that could be used by many classes and is not
I've been thinking about the styling of layers again in OpenJUMP. The
mechanism we have now is very flexible and allows us to do some really
fancy styling fairly easy.
The only problem I have with it is that if you want to support multiple
styles per layer aka colour theming style of my filter
Landon,
The I18N class in Jump only works for items in the core as it only loads
information from the language/jump_xx.properties file in the core.
Have a look at that code to see how things work.
We should extend it so that there can be different I18N instances for
different plug-ins.
Paul
And if you need to have some pretty formatting or images use HTML.
On another perspective on the issue. HTML is a fairly low overhead way
to encode text. PDF files on the other hand have a lot of overhead.
If we look at this one page PDF it takes up 164KB where as a HTML
document with image
the
help docs are larger than the code base.
On 10/17/07, Paul Austin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And if you need to have some pretty formatting or images use HTML.
On another perspective on the issue. HTML is a fairly low overhead way
to encode text. PDF files on the other hand have a lot
Larry,
Thanks, I'll add them in when I've finished making a few changes to make
sure it all works when there is no active project.
Paul
Larry Becker wrote:
Hi Paul,
Just a reminder that you haven't used the new folder icons yet.
regards,
Larry
Landon,
I'll see if I can get it to work later today.
One thing to note. The lib directory should only contain core libraries.
All other libraries should go in lib/ext including ones that don't
contain any plug-ins.
Paul
Sunburned Surveyor wrote:
I'd like to see if someone besides Larry can
launch scripts are automatically setting up the classpath
now.
I'll make that change on my next release at SourceForge.
Thanks for offering to help.
Landon
On 10/16/07, Paul Austin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Landon,
I'll see if I can get it to work later today.
One thing to note. The lib
Larry or others,
I've been thinking about Icons, I think we need to have some icons for
the following
* Category
* Layer
* Project (I don't like the current paper icon). Iwas thinking
something that would say have a list of layers on the left with
something that looked
Becker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How about these?
Larry
On 10/16/07, Paul Austin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Larry or others,
I've been thinking about Icons, I think we need to have some icons for
the following
* Category
* Layer
* Project (I don't like the current paper
Larry,
These will be for the menu icons.
Paul
Larry Becker wrote:
Hi Paul,
These are sized for menu icons. Is that what you need or are they
for the wizard dialog? In the dialog case they can be bigger and
easier to see the detail.
Larry
On 10/16/07, Paul Austin [EMAIL PROTECTED
Hi Larry,
The look is good, one thing though the width is different than the
standard folder and the one with the add icon so it looks a little off
balance in the menu. See the attached image.
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with the OpenFile
portion). This includes the PostGIS plug-in
* Projects
* WMS Layers
Maybe OpenWizardPlugIn might be a better name?
Paul
Stefan Steiniger wrote:
Hei Paul,
this are great news :)
Should we name the OpenPlugIn more precisely (i.e. OpenDataSource or so..)?
Paul Austin schrieb
This is what the first step of the wizard will look like. I have not
I18N the strings yet. Also note that for those auto installed wizards
for DataSourceQueryChoosers there is no Icon.
Paul Austin wrote:
Stefan,
It is not an open data source plug-in, it is an open anything wizard
I've checked in the update, look for the new Open.. item in the File
menu, toolbar and the Category context menu. I also added in support
for the AddDataSourceLayer plug-in as well.
Paul
Paul Austin wrote:
This is what the first step of the wizard will look like. I have not
I18N
Larry,
thanks, just forgot to select all when committing.
SVN up and it'll be there
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On 10/14/07, Paul Austin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Larry,
thanks, just forgot to select all when committing.
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I think I've found the problem, when I merged in from the branch it
reverted a bunch of changes. I must have done the merge incorrectly and
didn't catch some of the changes that I didn't make.
Anyway in Eclipse if you do a Compare with branch/tag and select
Revision 1140 you will
All,
The current Open Wizard I just added assumes that there is a project
active. I'm going to be extending it so that if there is not an active
task frame then it will give the user the choice of selecting an
existing task or creating a new task.
Paul
to accidentally remove code once it is
committed. If we can't come up with a good explanation for this, I
would vote to return to CVS. We never lost a single change under CVS.
regards,
Larry
On 10/14/07, Paul Austin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Larry,
I think I've found the problem, when I merged in from
=PostGISPlugin
plugin.enable.JoinTable=
plugin.enable.OtherPlugin=OtherPlugin
it is verry simple to enable/disable plugin without touch the assembly
descriptor
Eric.
2007/10/13, Paul Austin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Eric,
The current maven build is a non standard build
As discussed the other day I'm implementing another new open plugin
which is designed to allow pluggable wizards for loading other things in
addition to files.
I have a prototype of this working which first shows a list of types of
things that can be loaded with an optional Icon. For this I'd
Stefan,
The OpenFile dialog should be just for File based data.
Things like databases should be under the Add Datastore Layer.
Another thing I was thinking of is having another Wizard as suggested by
Larry a while bacj, this would be the Open wizard. When you first open
the wizard it has a
Eric,
Sorry about that, it must have been something to do with the merge
process. Have you been able to recover the old version?
Paul
Eric Lemesre wrote:
Hi paul,
It is probebly a mistake, but your commit( rev 1141) erase my commit
(rev 1132) on
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mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Eric,
Sorry about that, it must have been something to do with the merge
process. Have you been able to recover the old version?
Paul
Eric Lemesre wrote:
Hi paul,
It is probebly a mistake
Agreed
Paul
Andreas Schmitz wrote:
Hi,
I think we're agreed that we use Java5 for the OpenJUMP sources, right?
I'm just wondering whether there are any objections to me changing the ant
build.xml file to use the source=1.5 and target=1.5 options for the javac
task, because it enables
Landon,
For the tabbed panels there are some changes that I'm still working on,
and I want to try out another docking framework to see if it is any better.
One of the enhancements I want to support in the Info Table mode
(already in the info detail mode) is that you can specify custom Cell
I vote against it to :) For now!
Martin Davis wrote:
If the tabbed panel concept is still being prototyped I would vote
against commiting it right now
Paul Austin wrote:
Landon,
For the tabbed panels there are some changes that I'm still working on,
and I want to try out another
I have a whole bunch of changes in progress that include this kind of
functionality.
Hopefully in the next month or so I maybe able to incorporate the changes.
Paul
Rahkonen Jukka wrote:
Hi,
There was some discussion in May, 2007, about possibilities to introduce new
sheet view for editing
When cloning features there is a clone(deep) method that also clones the
geometry
Paul
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Landon,
It is tied into my new OpenFile changes, so if people are happy with
what i've done I can merge it into the trunk
Hi Michaël,
You'll have to forgive my lazy English person when it comes to I18N, I
hadn't put all the I18N stuff in all the files. I just used that new
tool and have added them in so the nightly build tonight on my server
will have the changes that should work in other languages.
I agree that
Hi Erwan,
Have you done any experimentation with Jpeg2000, I tried some
experiments with imagemagik on linux and found that it's difficult to
get it to work with the many different flavours of Jpeg200. For example
the samples I had were generated by ermappers codec and it could not
read them.
on?
Paul
Paul Austin wrote:
All,
I have checked in my new Open File, Project, Recent plug-ins and the the
FileLayerLoader framework into SVN under my branch core/branches/paustin
You can checkout this project or ig using eclipse you can use
TeamSwitch to switch to that branch to test
needs to be preserved at least on
the Layer right-click menu. It has some functionality like ArcSDE
support that isn't available elsewhere.
regards,
Larry
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All,
If you want to try out the new file menu I
Hi Landon,
you're using this.plugin.getPluginContext(), where did you set the
plug-in context for that plug-in, if you set it in the initialize method
then a whole bunch of things will be null. If you set it in execute then
you can be fine.
The other option is to get a new plugin context from
Larry,
You're right the CompressedFile class throws an exception if it can't
find the file. Maybe you could add a boolean parameter to it to return
null instead of an exception if the file does not exist to allow you to
ignore missing files.
Paul
Larry Becker wrote:
Apparently DBF files are
like ArcSDE
support that isn't available elsewhere.
regards,
Larry
On 9/25/07, *Paul Austin* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All,
If you want to try out the new file menu I have a download bundle
prepared at
http://open.revolsys.com/download/nightly
All,
I have checked in my new Open File, Project, Recent plug-ins and the the
FileLayerLoader framework into SVN under my branch core/branches/paustin
You can checkout this project or ig using eclipse you can use
TeamSwitch to switch to that branch to test it out.
If you want to create a new
Pepe,
Eventually what I would like to see for the file menu is something like
this.
File
New
Project
---
Category
Layer
:
--
Open File...
Open Project...
Open Recent
file1
project1
--
Save plug-ins
:
--
Print plug-ins
:
--
Exit
No problems
Paul
Sunburned Surveyor wrote:
Many thanks to the programmer that created the new batch file for
OpenJUMP that dynamically constructs the classpath from all Jars in
the OpenJUMP /lib directory. This makes adding libraries much easier.
The Sunburned Surveyor
A while back I heard something about a pluggable rendering system.
I have a client who is looking as using JUMP but what they want to be
able to do is have a 3D canvas instead of 2D, with this they would be
able to have stereo imagery with 3D geometries on top of it.
How easy would it be to
Shapefiles.
I can send the code over to you if you would like to take a look.
The Sunburned Surveyor
On 9/20/07, Paul Austin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A while back I heard something about a pluggable rendering system.
I have a client who is looking as using JUMP but what they want to be
able
Have a look at the FeatureInstaller.addMainMenuItemWithJava14Fix method
featureInstaller.addMainMenuItemWithJava14Fix(plugin, new String[] {
MenuNames.FILE
}, name, false, icon, enableCheck);
Sunburned Surveyor wrote:
I'm trying to figure out how to add a menu item for my Super
Another (more complex) option is to write the documents in DockBook
(XML) and then you can use stylesheets and Apache FOP to generate HTML
and PDF documents from them.
Unfortunately it's quite a bit of work to get the stylesheets setup in
the first place.
Paul
Sunburned Surveyor wrote:
I
Stefan,
I can start to integrate in the Open File changes, what I propose is
that I create a new branch under branches/paustin where I will checkin
my changes and then other can review this branch to make sure the
changes work. Then I can merge this branch into the trunk.
Paul
Stefan Steiniger
the release a week or two.
(If I'm going to do this I might as well try my plug-in dependency
code as well.)
The Sunburned Surveyor
On 9/18/07, Paul Austin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Another (more complex) option is to write the documents in DockBook
(XML) and then you can use stylesheets
I think where ever possible we should start to use reusable Utility
methods or UI components, there is a lot of local code and classes in
JUMP which do exactly the same thing.
The biggest case is a whole bunch of ActionListener classes which then
call say xxx_actionPerformed on the main class. If
configuation
c) functions that add something to existing dialogs (i imagine the style
dialogs)
stefan
Paul Austin schrieb:
Agree totally,
In my environment I have the following dependency tree where you can
only access classes up the tree. So the Vivid JUMP should not depend on
Open JUMP, I
Martin,
Eventually I will see the need for further separation as we add
different reusable libraries under the openjump banner such as the
DataObject framework. By using maven with its dependency management we
can slowly add further modularization as it makes sense. There will also
ben reusable
Is there a standard copyright header for open jump, who owns the copyright?
Paul
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Is there a standard copyright header for open jump, who owns the copyright?
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or memory - i.e. if they identify the correct file and the appropriate
lines
stefan
Paul Austin schrieb:
Yeah, batch files are pretty evil to get them to do what you want.
Paul
Martin Davis wrote:
Great, works now. Good work!
We always wanted to take
The current implementation of the Basic StylePanel does not include the
editable flag. The upshot of this is if you want to tdefine some kind of
custom style and disable the basic style you can't do this. Because if
the user uses the style dialog a new basic style is created without
maintaining
launching OJ???
Bye
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Oggetto: Re: [JPP-Devel] Improved windows bat file
Stefan
Right now the class loader used for loading extension classes does not
have a parent class loader set see
com.vividsolutions.jump.workbench.plugin.PlugInManager.
I think that it should have a parent and it be set to the class loader
of the PlugInManager class (which is the system class path).
It's OK I found a work around, I agree if we don't have to mess with
classloaders then we shouldn't
Paul
Paul Austin wrote:
Right now the class loader used for loading extension classes does not
have a parent class loader set see
com.vividsolutions.jump.workbench.plugin.PlugInManager.
I
The following is an improved windows bat file that allows the
application to be run from any directory and also dynamically loads all
zip,jar libraries in the lib (not ext) folder.
I'd also like to make it have user based coinfiguration as per my unix
script.
Any objections to checking this in?
to include it in the core.
Michael
PS not tested TOF yet
Paul Austin a écrit :
All,
I have finally got to the point where I can share my plug-ins with the
community to get your feedback and to see if any of them should be
integrated into the core. You will need to be working against
Larry can you show how you ran it and on which windows version?
thanks,
paul
Larry Becker wrote:
I guess the included sample wasn't complete? It didn't work for me.
Something about .. is not recognized.
Larry
On 9/14/07, Paul Austin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The following
Larry,
see the line with -Djump... that should be on the previous line
same for -plug-in-directory
Paul
Paul Austin wrote:
The following is an improved windows bat file that allows the
application to be run from any directory and also dynamically loads all
zip,jar libraries in the lib
/14/07, Larry Becker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You are definitely on the right track, but it still doesn't work. Can
you just change the extension to .txt or something and attach it?
Larry
On 9/14/07, Paul Austin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Larry,
see the line with -Djump
Larry,
Alevel we should probably have a utility class that would reproject a
Category,a Layer, a FeatureCollection
In JUMP we should have some high level utility methods to reproject the
following. We can then leave the more detailed discussion on projection
libraries to a later date.
Task
That should have read at the JUMP level ...
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Paul Austin wrote:
Since then the batik libs have been moved from lib/batik/ to lib/
Paul
Martin Davis wrote:
Paul,
I'm trying this with openjump-20070609-0017. Perhaps this is not a
recent enough version, but I get the following error message
wednesday,
Malte
Paul Austin schrieb:
Malte,
Did you turn off firing events on the layer manager before starting to
make your changes?
Paul
Larry Becker wrote:
Oh, I figured the first answer was a little too obvious. 8-)
As to where the CTS object is coming from, I
All,
I have finally got to the point where I can share my plug-ins with the
community to get your feedback and to see if any of them should be
integrated into the core. You will need to be working against a TRUNK
version of openjump from SVN.
For my core plugins download the following files
Andreas
That'll be because I haven't handled any of the internationalization
stuff yet in any detail.
That particular issue should hopefully be resolved in tonights nightly
build.
Paul
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regards,
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All,
I have finally got to the point where I can share my plug-ins with the
community to get your feedback and to see if any of them should be
integrated into the core. You will need to be working
Hi Larry,
Sounds great, this is something that could fit into my dockable windows
stuff nicely. Which I'll be releasing a preview release of very shortly.
Paul
Larry Becker wrote:
A new feature was added last night which adds a menu item Layer
Properties to the Layer Name right click menu.
ChainedOperation implements CoordinateOperation {
private CoordinateOperation[] operations;
public void perform(double[] ordinates) {
for (CoordinateOperation operation : operations) {
operation.perform(ordinates;
}
}
}
Paul
Paul Austin wrote:
I've come up with a very simple
Landon,
1. For your point 3, I think defining a simple interface is essential
for what we are trying to do. This will allow us to do things such as
chaining of operations together which I'll cover in response to your
point 4. The key is to make the interfaces as simple as possible so as
to make
Landon,
My vision for end user code.
JtsTransform transform =
JtsTransformFactory.createCoordinateConversion(3005, 26910);
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CoordinateOperations should use the Ellipsoid they are created with (can
be parameterised), they should not need to know how to do Ellipsoid
transformations. Ellipsoid transformations would only need to be defined
once in geographics to/from one ellipsoid to another, or we could define
a pivot
one more final comment:
Paul, you looked on geotools transformation?
stefan
Paul Austin schrieb:
CoordinateOperations should use the Ellipsoid they are created with (can
be parameterised), they should not need to know how to do Ellipsoid
transformations. Ellipsoid transformations would
Let's think in terms of layers.
The lowest layer is the CoordinateOperation layer which is basically the
Algorithm layer, each algorithm does a single transformation on the
ordinates of a single coordinate.
The highest layer would be a Geometry coordinate transformation layer
which would
Michael,
I agree with all you said. I guess my statement there was regarding a
particular type of CoordinateOperation.
Paul
Michaël Michaud wrote:
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Landon,
Agreed each CoordinateOperation class should only know how to go in
either the direction Geographics
By Clients I mean clients of the API (aka other Developers)
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I've come up with a very simple interface for projection algorithms. The
purpose of this is to be model neutral (not tied to JTS), as such it is
not for use by end users but instead for use in higher level libraries
that would work on JTS geometries.
public interface Projection {
void
Hi Micheal,
1. The reason I chose not to use an array of doubles as a parameter as
an argument or return type is that what order do you pass in the
parameters is it lon, lat or lat, lon for geographics. I did consider
having getLat/getLon but that would be even more confusing.
In respect to
Michael,
It has been committed.
Here is a patch command for windows
http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/packages/patch.htm
Or you can use tortoisesvn
http://tortoisesvn.net/docs/release/TortoiseSVN_en/tsvn-dug-patch.html#tsvn-dug-patch-2
Paul
I'm going to check this patch in
Paul Austin wrote:
All,
I have created a patch which should remove the hard coding of the number
of items in the Window menu. This allows use to expand the window menu
as required in plugins without needing to modify
All,
I have created a patch which should remove the hard coding of the number
of items in the Window menu. This allows use to expand the window menu
as required in plugins without needing to modify
com.vividsolutions.jump.workbench.ui.WorkbenchFrame.
Can someone apply the following patch to
.
Larry
On 8/30/07, Sunburned Surveyor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yup. It makes you wonder why they didn't use pull parsers from the
very beginning, doesn't it.
SS
On 8/30/07, Paul Austin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Agreed the pull parser is the only way to go for large XML files
Paul
Landon,
I have one that is based on an iterator approach to reading, I could
adapt it to work with the new DataObject implementation
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I've noticed that when you add a line decoration style to a layer it
does some weird stuff to the lines and polygons being styled.
1. For polygons a gray fill is painted behind a polygon, which means you
can't have a semi transparent polygon on top
Another common metaphor used is the workspace concept.
Paul
Martin Davis wrote:
Finally getting around to answering this...
I'll start out by saying that the idea of Projects and Tasks was never
really fully realized or tested out in the real world. It was primarily
motivated by the
Michael,
My view is anything new goes into open jump which is the core for our
project.
Stuff in com.vivid should be modifications of their classes only.
Paul
Michaël Michaud wrote:
Hi,
If everyone is ok, I'll commit a Z value decorator (looking like the
index decorator or the xy one),
Uwe,
I agree that we need to have a Add Dataset wizard that at the first step
would show icons for the types of dataset that can be loaded, File,
Database, WFS, WMS etc). When selecting these the next panels in the
wizard would be specific to that type of data set. In fact the panels I
have for
Andreas,
Do they use the FileDataSourceQueryChooser and do they require any
options to be specified?
Paul
Andreas Schmitz wrote:
Stefan Steiniger wrote:
Hi,
Andreas from lat/lon told me that there are also the deegree shp and gml
(3.0?) file adapters in deeJUMP
Yes, it's GML
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