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Re: [udig-devel] Starting developement
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To get a feature source for a layer you can use the
layer.getResource( FeatureSource.class, monitor ); for a read only
featureSource.
You can also call
layer.getResource( FeatureStore.class, monitor ); for a read-write
featureSource. But be careful, if the data is read-only this will
return null.
The default feature editor implementation is in the
net.refractions.udig.feature.editor plugin. Although I have to admit
that it isn't the best example because it is based on the eclipse
properties view. We have a better example somewhere, I will have to
track it down for you on monday. Please email on monday to remind me
again.
Jesse
On Sat, 2005-12-17 at 19:31 +0100, Santiago PayX i Miralta wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I need some help. I have a very nice uDig view (thanks to the view-plugin
> wizard, very usefull), but I don't know how to connect to the feature source
> database.
>
> Let me say, I would like a view that let me connect to the features origin,
> equals to the feature editor, but ... which is 'the feature editor view' java
> source ?
>
> I have a 'ClassView' that extends 'ViewPart'. How do I connect to the features
> source in the map ? To the selected feature source ? What 'import' and source
> code I need ??
>
> Sorry by the inconvenience, I'm so newby, but I think uDig is _the next_ gis
> platform.
>
> Thank's by your developements,
>
> santiagopm
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