Re: [udig-devel] Something's broken

[Jesse Eichar <jeichar@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

How many maps do you have?  I'm wondering if you are hitting bug that  
was reported only once before.  But is still out there some where.   
Could you rename the uDig workspace (so that you will start up with a  
new one).  Create a map with the problem data and see if you still  
get the same problem.

Also if you just want to fix your workspace just go into the  
uDigWorkspace, then into the project directory and delete the map  
that is causing problems.

The uDig workspace should be at:

C:\Documents and Settings\username\uDig

and the project is probably:

C:\Documents and Settings\username\uDig\project.udig


Let me know what comes of your investigations,

Jesse

On Oct 15, 2007, at 1:04 PM, Parks, Aaron B. wrote:

> I have a shape layer that I added to a map and it worked fine.  I  
> closed
> UDIG and the layer ended up being deleted.  Now whenever I load  
> UDIG all
> I get is a "re-indexing" box for that layer (the map is still active).
> I can push those tasks to the background but I can't get any other
> maps/layers to display.  The interface is responsive but no actual
> drawing is taking place.
>
> AP
>
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> Subject: Re: [udig-devel] to R or not to R
>
>
> Just a quick comment:
>
> Our group (http://redfish.com) uses both Python and Java quite a bit.
> Often
> the benefit of Python is for its access to C/C++ libraries, GDAL for
> example.   One interesting library we found for Java - C/C++  
> integration
> (which Python does VERY well) is JNA:
>   https://jna.dev.java.net/
> It is gaining in popularity, and may be a reasonable way to hook  
> uDig up
> with C/C++ based systems if that is desired/wise.
>
> We also use R quite a bit.  Generally we generate data in one program,
> and
> output it in CSV files for R to take in.  Not great but workable.   
> We've
> been surprised just how rapidly R has gained in popularity.  One  
> example
> is
> Google's Data Mining class, which we're following:
> http://video.google.com/videosearch?q=Statistical+Aspects+of+Data 
> +Mining
>
> Finally: we are starting to look at a "pipe" or "socket" solution:
> programs
> would have multiple named pipes for both input and output.  We'd  
> have to
> make a small library for each language environment to handle this.   
> The
> latency is a bit of a problem, but it does head toward Grid and Server
> solutions.
>
>    -- Owen
>
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