[postgis-users] java and postgis: your suggestions and ideas
Jody Garnett
jgarnett at refractions.net
Tue Feb 3 14:50:08 PST 2004
Seamus Thomas Carroll wrote:
>I have looked into using JUMP but from what I last read JUMP1.1 does not
>support postgis. Has this changed? If there is a postgis driver for
>jump1.1 that has not been officialy released where can I get it.
>
>
I think another email answered this for you. I am going to be writing a
Geotools2 based data loader for JUMP this week. If it works you can use
it as an additional option.
>Regards to GISToolkit:
>Would an accuracy problem cause some layers to appear correctly while
>causing another layer to dissappear? If this is so I will look into the
>code and follow your advice.
>
>
The kind of behaviour you describe, at high levels of zoom, is
certaintly what I would expect from a lack of percision. Some 3D
applications go so far as to use two doubles to represent every ordinate
(x double&double, y double&double, z double&double).
JUMP/JTS Geometry class uses x double, y double, z double.
I seem to reclass that Java 2D Shape class uses x float, y float.
At least one of the Geotools2 based renderers ran into this kind of
accuracy problem (they transalted from JTS Geometry to Java 2D shape).
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