From: Cameron S. <csh...@bi...> - 2002-08-15 22:38:28
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Martin, I'm having problems compiling GridCoverage.java. org/geotools/gc/GridCoverage.java [88:1] package org.opengis.gc does not exist. Are you using a newer version of opengis-css.jar than is in CVS? (There are a few other packages not compiling due to various dependancies on org.opengis.* -- Cameron Shorter http://cameron.shorter.net Open Source Developer http://mapbuilder.sourceforge.net Senior Software Engineer http://www.adi-limited.com/ |
From: Martin D. <mar...@te...> - 2002-08-16 09:03:13
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Hello, > org/geotools/gc/GridCoverage.java [88:1] package org.opengis.gc does no= t=20 > exist. >=20 > Are you using a newer version of opengis-css.jar than is in CVS? The opengis-css.jar contains only the following packages: org.opengis.cs org.opengis.ct org.opengis.pt The GCS module use the following packages, which are not in opengis-css.j= ar: org.opengis.cv org.opengis.gc org.opengis.gp Those packages are defined in the Grid Coverage Services specification,=20 but the OpenGIS consortium didn't created Java interfaces for this one.=20 This is why we have no "opengis-gcs.jar" files for this one. However, we=20 hare created our own set interfaces that matches exactly the OGC=20 specification: no addition, no changes. Our interfaces are in the=20 Geotools's "opengis" module. So we have two choices: 1) In order to make sure that we are using the most complete and latest interfaces, it may be better to remove the "opengis-css.jar" file and declare that the CTS and GCS modules has a dependency to the opengis module instead. 2) I can create an "opengis-gcs.jar" file from the cv, gc and gp packages in the opengis module. Note that I have not written the GCS Java interfaces alone. I got help=20 from Markus M=FCller, from the JaGO project. Both of use plan to propose=20 those interfaces (as an "opengis-gcs.jar" file) to OGC in the next=20 meeting in Neertherland, Septembre 11. Lets me know what you prefers between solution 1 and 2. Regards, Martin. |