Re: [Geotools-gt2-users] Re :Re: GIS Development with GeoTools

[Adrian C. <ac...@gm...>]

Take a look at the demo examples. They are in the demo/ directory of the
source code. You can run one of the examples, from a binary distribution
or compilation of geotools verision > 2.3.0, with:

java -jar (XXX)gt2-demo-introduction-VERSION.jar

where (XXX) can be omitted or be the path to the JAR files and VERSION
will depend on what you have downloaded.

--adrian



On Mon, 2007-03-26 at 10:40 +0000, Rina Bhatt wrote:
> 
> hi,
> Thanks for the reply.
> 
> But as u specified, i dont find eclipse as my option.
> can u specify me some simpler solution. 
> or rather a small example showing maps and providing basic
> functionality.
> 
> it would be a help for a better start as i am new to JAVA. 
> i would also like to know whether  application build with geotools can
> be made browser based or not.
> thanks 
> Reena Bhatt
> 
> On Mon, 26 Mar 2007 10:28:16 +0200 Adrian Custer wrote Hello, On Mon,
> 2007-03-26 at 07:50 +0000, Rina Bhatt wrote: > Hi All, > > I am
> willing to develop GIS Application in JAVA using GeoTools. > > New to
> GeoTools , i would like to know whether GeoTools supports the >
> following feature as what i require in my application: > > 1.
> Displaying map using mapobjects or component provided by GeoTools >
> itself (Would also like to know which component is used by GeoTools to
> > display map). > > 2. Support for Vector data.(Am familier with shape
> files) > > 3. Basic functionalities like - Zoom in , Zoom out, Pan,
> Find, Tool > Tip, Info to a feature selected, Select a feature. > NO!
> While Geotools provides a small example map widget called JMapPane,
> this object is *not* up to production level quality. Current work is
> focused on the library and not on the mappane object. The third-party
> user is currently expected to write their own production level widget
> to wrap the renderer, possibly using JMapPane as an example. The
> JMapPane is defined in:
> modules/unsupported/mappane/src/main/java/...../JMapPane.java
> ^^^^^^^^^^^ with examples in demo/introduction and demo/mappane.
> Members of the project hope to provide a production level widget
> eventually because it is a frequently request item. Unfortunately,
> those members are currently busy on other, more fundamental, projects.
> Also, you might examine the uDig project which already does all of the
> things you ask about. The tradeoff is that programming uDig is based
> on Eclipse which is more effort to learn to modify than a simple Swing
> widget. good luck, adrian > 4. Support to Oracle database OR ODBC
> connectivity. > > 5. Analysis based on database data > > > Really
> looking forward to reply. > > Thanking you all in advance. > >
> Regards, > > Reena Bhatt > > (if possible please send me reply on this
> e-mail id : > rin...@re...) > simply marry >
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