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Tuesday, September 3, 2013

GeoTools 10-RC2 released


The GeoTools community is happy to bring you the latest GeoTools 10-RC2 download:
As an alternative to downloading this release has been deployed to our maven repository.

This release is made in conjunction with GeoServer 2.4-RC2 containing a few last minute fixes before FOSS4G. We would to thank everyone who has helped out with testing.

Please see the GeoTools 10-RC2 Release Notes for additional details.

If you are working with a projects that uses GeoTools please take a moment to try out GeoTools-10-RC2. This is your chance to check for any regressions or integration issues prior to the stable 10.0 release.

Thanks to Jody Garnett and OpenGeo for issuing this release.

About GeoTools 10.x Series

Summary of the new features for the GeoTools 10.x series:
  • Structured grid coverage readers allow raster data sources that publish composite data products to expose individual rasters (ie granules) for processing, while still providing a seamless experience for rendering. The mosaic and NetCDF modules are the first ones to implement these new interfaces.
  • Efficient support for multiple coverages in GridCoverageReader provides ad-hoc access to raster formats that publish more that one data product. A image mosaic made of NetCDF granules and single file NetCDF sources are the first implementors of these new capabilities
  • A new implementation of Shapefile DataStore (based on ContentDataStore superclass). This upgrade should be seamless for all users using DataStoreFactoryFinder. If you explicitly made use of the ShapefileDataStore or IndexedShapefileDataStore class please check the upgrade instructions.
  • The transform module graduated to supported status, providing a seamless way to rename, retype and hide SimpleFeatureSource attributes, as well as creating new ones based on OGC Expression
  • Additional OGC modules for the WCS 2.0 and WCS 2.0 EO models as well as adding XML parsers and encoders
The 10.x series has a number of research and development activities that may be of interest:
  • NetCDF has been updated to take advantage of the new coverage API introduced above
  • GeoPackage: a sample implementation of the geopackage spec that is currently being developed by the OGC
While exciting, this functionally is looking for volunteers and/or funding to meet our quality assurance standards. If you are interested please introduce yourself on geotools-devel (or check out options for commercial support).

Enjoy,
The GeoTools Community
http://geotools.org
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Wednesday, August 21, 2013

GeoTools 10-RC1 released

The GeoTools community is happy to bring you the latest GeoTools 10-RC1 download:
As an alternative to downloading this release has been deployed to our maven repository.

This release is made in conjunction with GeoServer 2.4-RC1 and it's mostly a bug fix release compared to the latest beta, please see the GeoTools 10-RC1 Release Notes for additional details.

We encourage all projects that make use of GeoTools to update and evaluate GeoTools-10-RC1. This is your best opportunity review incoming changes / integration issues before the project issues a stable 10.0 release.

Thanks to Andrea Aime for issuing this release.

About GeoTools 10.x Series

Summary of the new features for the GeoTools 10.x series:
  • Structured grid coverage readers allow raster data sources that publish composite data products to expose individual rasters (ie granules) for processing, while still providing a seamless experience for rendering. The mosaic and NetCDF modules are the first ones to implement these new interfaces.
  • Efficient support for multiple coverages in GridCoverageReader provides ad-hoc access to raster formats that publish more that one data product. A image mosaic made of NetCDF granules and single file NetCDF sources are the first implementors of these new capabilities
  • A new implementation of Shapefile DataStore (based on ContentDataStore superclass). This upgrade should be seamless for all users using DataStoreFactoryFinder. If you explicitly made use of the ShapefileDataStore or IndexedShapefileDataStore class please check the upgrade instructions.
  • The transform module graduated to supported status, providing a seamless way to rename, retype and hide SimpleFeatureSource attributes, as well as creating new ones based on OGC Expression
  • Additional OGC modules for the WCS 2.0 and WCS 2.0 EO models as well as adding XML parsers and encoders
The 10.x series has a number of research and development activities that may be of interest:
  • NetCDF has been updated to take advantage of the new coverage API introduced above
  • GeoPackage: a sample implementation of the geopackage spec that is currently being developed by the OGC
While exciting, this functionally is looking for volunteers and/or funding to meet our quality assurance standards. If you are interested please introduce yourself on geotools-devel (or check out options for commercial support).

Enjoy,
The GeoTools Community
http://geotools.org
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Sunday, August 18, 2013

GeoTools 9.5 Released

The GeoTools community is pleased to announce the availability of GeoTools 9.5 for download from source forge: This release is deployed to our OSGeo Maven Repository (see see Quickstart for instructions on using Maven).

This is a milestone release made in conjunction with the GeoServer 2.3.5.

About GeoTools 9.5

This release is the last scheduled release for the GeoTools 9.x series.

Finally thanks to Jody Garnett and OpenGeo publishing this release.
Enjoy,
The GeoTools Community
http://geotools.org
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Sunday, July 28, 2013

GeoTools 9.4 released

The GeoTools community is pleased to announce the availability of GeoTools 9.4 for download from source forge:
If you are using Maven this release is deployed to our OSGeo Maven Repository: For more information on setting up your project with Maven see the Quickstart (included in the userguide documentation pack above).

This is a release made in conjunction with the GeoServer 2.3.4.

Bugs fixed

  • [GEOT-4229] - Joining more than two tables results in mismatching attributes
  • [GEOT-4500] - Virtual table metadata does not work for column aliases
  • [GEOT-4509] - Additional headers need correction
  • [GEOT-4514] - GeoJSON module cannot parse geojson objects with null geometries

Improvement

  • [GEOT-4483] - Add support for graphics-margin vendor option for graphic fills as well
  • [GEOT-4497] - remove use of proprietary com.sun package classes
  • [GEOT-4513] - Upgrade jaitools dependency to 1.3.1
More detail in the GeoTools 9.4 Release Notes

Finally thanks to Ian Turton and Envitia for putting this release out.

Enjoy,
The GeoTools Community
http://geotools.org
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Monday, July 22, 2013

GeoTools 10-beta Released

The GeoTools community overjoyed to bring you the latest GeoTools 10-beta download:
As an alternative to downloading this release has been deployed to our maven repository.

This release is made in conjunction with GeoServer 2.4-beta, please see the GeoTools 10-beta Release Notes for additional details.

We would also like to welcome Brett Walker as a new committer for the GeoTools project (who has gathered up a number of last minuet additions for this release).

We encourage all projects that make use of GeoTools to update and evaluate GeoTools-10-beta. This is your best opportunity review incoming changes / integration issues before the project enters the release candidate status. We will be holding a post-beta bug fixing fest later this week and you are invited to take part.

Thanks to Jody Garnett for issuing this release.

About GeoTools 10.x Series

Summary of the new features for the GeoTools 10.x series:
  • Structured grid coverage readers allow raster data sources that publish composite data products to expose individual rasters (ie granules) for processing, while still providing a seamless experience for rendering. The mosaic and NetCDF modules are the first ones to implement these new interfaces.
  • Efficient support for multiple coverages in GridCoverageReader provides ad-hoc access to raster formats that publish more that one data product. A image mosaic made of NetCDF granules and single file NetCDF sources are the first implementors of these new capabilities
  • A new implementation of Shapefile DataStore (based on ContentDataStore superclass). This upgrade should be seamless for all users using DataStoreFactoryFinder. If you explicitly made use of the ShapefileDataStore or IndexedShapefileDataStore class please check the upgrade instructions.
  • The transform module graduated to supported status, providing a seamless way to rename, retype and hide SimpleFeatureSource attributes, as well as creating new ones based on OGC Expression
  • Additional OGC modules for the WCS 2.0 and WCS 2.0 EO models as well as adding XML parsers and encoders
The 10.x series has a number of research and development activities that may be of interest:
  • NetCDF has been updated to take advantage of the new coverage API introduced above
  • GeoPackage: a sample implementation of the geopackage spec that is currently being developed by the OGC
While exciting, this functionally is looking for volunteers and/or funding to meet our quality assurance standards. If you are interested please introduce yourself on geotools-devel (or check out options for commercial support).

Enjoy,
The GeoTools Community
http://geotools.org
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Saturday, June 22, 2013

GeoTools 9.3 Released

GeoTools 9.3 Released

The GeoTools community is pleased to announce the availability of GeoTools 9.3 for download from SourceForge:
This release has also been deployed to the OSGeo Maven Repository.

Please see the Release Notes for details. This release is made in conjunction with GeoServer 2.3.3.

A few thanks to the community on the quality assurance front:
  • Support for reading files out of a jar. Thanks to Farrukh Najmi for looking into this very tricky issue. This is one of the few patches we have had to accept without a test case as it could only reliably be reproduced using JNLP.
  • Christian Mueller continues his excellent work on JDBC support with fixes to DB2 oracle compatibility mode and addressing extent calculation performance
  • Mauro Bartolomeoli has been looking at axis order fixes for WFSDataStore, while Andrea Aime has been looking at similar issues with the WMS client, while Christian Mueller allowed for user control axis-order to imagemoasaic-jdbc
We would like to thank all contributors for making this release possible.

Update:

 A special call out to users on twitter (@GeoFootballer) and email (Shi Wei Yu, Brett Walker) who helped with the pre-flight testing of the 9.3 release. Any help testing on windows is always welcome, and we were able to fix up a couple of headers.

With that in mind thanks to Jon Skeet for permission to distribute JtsTokenizer on such short notice, and Ben for clarification on the DateUtils header.  The GeoTools license page is easier to follow as a result.

If you would like to help test next month check in with the team on #GeoTools or geotools-devel.

This release was brought to you by Jody Garnett from LISAsoft.

About the 9.x Series

Here is a summary of the new features for the GeoTools 9.x series:
Dependencies:
For more information on GeoTools 9.x series

Getting Started with GeoTools

GeoTools is an Open Source Geospatial Foundation project helping Java developers work with geospatial data. For a complete list of features please see the project overview included in our documentation.

If you would like to get started with GeoTools a Quickstart is available (covering Eclipse, NetBeans and command line Maven use). Additional tutorials and build instructions are included in the user guide.

GeoTools 9.x is the current stable series with a release scheduled each month. This level of service is part of our six month timed release cycle. We are always interested in volunteers - if you are in position to assist please stop by geotools-devel and lend a hand.

If you are upgrading from a previous version of GeoTools please review the upgrade instructions, as there has been some API changes around the use of FeatureCollection and ReferencedEnvelope.

Thanks for using GeoTools!

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Sunday, May 19, 2013

GeoTools 9.2 Released

GeoTools 9.2 Released

The GeoTools community is pleased to announce the availability of GeoTools 9.2 for download from SourceForge:
This release has also been deployed to the OSGeo Maven Repository.

Please see the Release Notes for details. This release is made in conjunction with GeoServer 2.3.2.

In addition to bug fixes:
  • The application schema support (app-schema) module now enables joining support by default for data sources that support it; this improvement and many bug fixes by Rini Angreani.
  • XML parser support for unsigned numeric bindings has been added by Justin Deoliveira.
  • Fixed transformation problems with projections based on Hotine Oblique Mercator (variant B) (for example Swiss CH1903 / LV03)
We would like to thank all contributors for making this release possible.

This release was brought to you by Ben Caradoc-Davies from CSIRO.

About the 9.x Series

Here is a summary of the new features for the GeoTools 9.x series:
Dependencies:
For more information on GeoTools 9.x series

Getting Started with GeoTools

GeoTools is an Open Source Geospatial Foundation project helping Java developers work with geospatial data. For a complete list of features please see the project overview included in our documentation.

If you would like to get started with GeoTools a Quickstart is available (covering Eclipse, NetBeans and command line Maven use). Additional tutorials and build instructions are included in the user guide.

GeoTools 9.x is the current stable series with a release scheduled each month. This level of service is part of our six month timed release cycle. We are always interested in volunteers - if you are in position to assist please stop by geotools-devel and lend a hand.

If you are upgrading from a previous version of GeoTools please review the upgrade instructions, as there has been some API changes around the use of FeatureCollection and ReferencedEnvelope.

Thanks for using GeoTools!

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