On Friday, October 24, 2003, at 02:27 PM,=20
Jea...@CC... wrote:
> G'Day,
>
> First of all just to let you know that I reuploaded the current 0.1.0
> release since apparently the Zope WFSAdapter stuff was missing. This
> apparently reset the download count though :( We were at whoping 6 ! =
;)
> I left the dates and everything else the same, so it still looks like=20=
> it
> dates from october ... Nobody complained about the missing WFS Adapter=20=
> , so
> probably nobody cares (yet?).
>
> I've added the WFS Adapter to my Zope.org page, and wanted to fix this
> before I submit a news item.
>
> I noticed some new forking and tags in the CVS ... whatch'a up to Sean=20=
> ?
>
> The improvements to the GML module are progressing well. I've now=20
> finally
> reached the point where I need to implement some tests, so I'm going =
to
> focus on that since I need them before work can keep progressing.
>
> How are things on the WMS front ?
>
> Cheers,
>
> Jean-Fran=E7ois Doyon
> Internet Service Development and Systems Support
> GeoAccess Division
> Canadian Center for Remote Sensing
> Natural Resources Canada
> http://atlas.gc.ca
> Phone: (613) 992-4902
> Fax: (613) 947-2410
>
Hi J.F.,
I haven't been up to anything lately. The only tags I've done were for=20=
the
first release, shouldn't be any new branches unless I f'd something up.
I haven't even been able to make the time for the #1 thing on my=20
PyOGCLib
Todo list, which is to update ZMapServer to require PyOGCLib. Once I do
this, the number of downloads should go up a bit. That is if I can ever
make the time to add the new features to that software that will make
folks want to upgrade. I had thought that the paying work I'm doing=20
might
help the development of the WMS stuff in our package, but it turns out=20=
that
the WMS Client/Server model is not a great match for my client's=20
application.
On another topic, what does the OGC have to say about geocoding? Would=20=
this
fall under WFS?
Sean
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Sean Gillies
sgillies at frii dot com
http://www.frii.com/~sgillies=
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