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In my JOGL application I used Frame ,for that split-pane is attached , right panel consist of the shapes( rendering) ,and left panel consist of the button.if trying to change the background color of the panels . but it is not able to applicable.and also i need to attach the offline world map to the right panel.
1> How to download the world Offline map it should sutable to the JOGL Application.(Currently i'm using the ArcGIS map ,but it contain only one country map ,that,s format is .mmpk . and that code is related to(mapView) java FX ,how can i achive in JOGL?) 2> Is it possible to attach the .mmpk file using JOGL? otherwise which map format is sutable to JOGL application? How to achieve that? 3 >if i add the more than one component (like ,buttons ,label) to the left panel,nothing is appear. 4> im trying to add the different color to the panel.i followed like this. leftpanel.setBackground(Color.GREEN ); but cant get. thank you. |
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JOGL is very low level. I advise you to create an image (JPG, PNG, ...) and to use it to make a texture in order to show the world map in your panel if this panel uses JOGL (otherwise, it's a pure AWT/Swing problem, just call Graphics.drawImage()). Do your both panels use JOGL? Do you use a GLCanvas or a GLJPanel? There are several ways of displaying a background color in OpenGL, you can simply change the clear color (it works with a single background color but not for a gradient) or you can disable the depth test and draw a quad that occupies the whole screen (it works with a single background color, a gradient and even an image). This example should work (and isn't very difficult to port to Java/JOGL): https://www.opengl.org/discussion_boards/showthread.php/164345-Gradient-background?p=1161267&viewfull=1#post1161267 Have you ever used Worldwind? Its Java implementation uses JOGL under the hood, maybe it would help you not to reinvent the wheel.
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Hey Gouessej,
your information about the WorldWindJava map is very usefull,i would like to thank you. 1)...Encircle of radius 1 km or 2km around given latitude/longitude using world wind java How to achive this? |
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You're welcome. This example shows how to draw ellipsoids:
https://github.com/NASAWorldWind/WorldWindJava/blob/develop/src/gov/nasa/worldwindx/examples/Ellipsoids.java
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This post was updated on Jun 01, 2018; 3:57pm.
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What I'm asking is if I enter the latitude and longitude value in the text
fields ..the drawn encircle should come over there in map .and how to make the open street map layer functional, if i select open street map it is not showing the result(means not converted into the Oopen street map) ? Thank you ... |
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If your question is specific to NASA Worldwind, you should post it in its forum.
As far as I know, you can add a GeoJSON feature containing a shape into a GeoJSON layer drawn above a basic tiled layer using OpenStreetMap. I use OpenStreetMap too :)
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