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GeoTools 2.6.0 Released
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I'm still catching up recent geonews. About a week ago was announced GeoTools 2.6.0. Reminder: "GeoTools is an open source Java library that provides tools for geospatial data".
From the announcement: "Much of the effort in developing GeoTools 2.6 has been focussed on quality and performance but there are also a number of new features including :
* The gt-process module now makes it possible to integrate external libraries such as Sextante into GeoTools applications. It also now provides vector to raster conversion.
* The new gt-swing module with a basic collection of GUI components, many of which can be seen in use in our Quickstart and example applications.
* A cleaner set of modules with a number of previously unmaintained and redundant modules being removed."
See also previous stories below.
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GeoTools announced the release of version 2.5.7.
Quick reminder: GeoTools is an open source Java library that provides tools for geospatial data.
From the entry: "While there are a number of new features included in this release, such as ArcSDE versioning and non-spatial table support and improvements to the performance and stability of filters and the next-generation JDBC datastores, there is more exciting news for this release." They also have a brand new website.
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GeoTools 2.6.1 Released
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The open source GeoTools 2.6.1 has just been announced.
From the announcement: "This release contains a host of improvements and bug fixes. In particular the JMapPane has received a lively round of testing and feedback, MySql is back among the supported data stores in its JDBC-NG implementation along with MS SQL Server and SpatiaLite.
The epsg-hsql module now creates its cached EPSG database much faster and with better concurrency control, and a new projection, the polyconic one, has been added to the referencing subsystem."
GeoTools 2.6.2 Released
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GeoTools 2.6.2 has been released.
From the announcement: "This release is mostly intended to provide a number of important bug-fixes, but there are also some new features and improvements for your programming pleasure including:
* The rendering system now has the ability to draw polygon fills and SVGs as vectors and draw marks with arbitrary sizes.
* GeoTools applications can now use the H2 database with a spatial index provided by Hatbox.
* Support added for polyconic projections."
See also previous stories below.
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