[udig-devel] Posting on locationTech udig forum

[Juho Kokkonen]

Hi

I subscriped on locationTech udig forum members.

but some reason i cant access on forum so i cannot post my question on there.

So i ask it for here.

We use udig on our software as handling gis data, now my customer wants same kind of rendering effect as QGIS offers.
Basicly they want that when zoomed in or out the map image on screen changed until the next image is ready.

So pure java canvas doublebuffering.

Today i'll do some research on udig lifecycle and i see that there is image drawing on three bases ( gridcoverageReaderRenderer, compositeRenderExecutorImpl and viewportPaneSWT) classes.

What i should do that my customer get the same rendering effect as QGIS has?


- Juho

[Juho Kokkonen]

Uh sorry guys i have to read instructions better next time, i will send this message on right mailing list.

- Juho


From: "Juho Kokkonen" <juho.kokkonen at profium.com>
To: "User-friendly Desktop Internet GIS" <udig-devel at lists.refractions.net>
Sent: Friday, August 9, 2013 10:13:48 PM
Subject: [udig-devel] Posting on locationTech udig forum

Hi

I subscriped on locationTech udig forum members.

but some reason i cant access on forum so i cannot post my question on there.

So i ask it for here.

We use udig on our software as handling gis data, now my customer wants same kind of rendering effect as QGIS offers.
Basicly they want that when zoomed in or out the map image on screen changed until the next image is ready.

So pure java canvas doublebuffering.

Today i'll do some research on udig lifecycle and i see that there is image drawing on three bases ( gridcoverageReaderRenderer, compositeRenderExecutorImpl and viewportPaneSWT) classes.

What i should do that my customer get the same rendering effect as QGIS has?


- Juho
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