Data Input-Output - Revision history

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Michaudm at 10:29, 6 May 2012

2012-05-06T10:29:29Z

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OpenJUMP natively support these vector files: * SHP – ESRI Shapefile ([http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shapefile Wikipedia] and [http://www.e…'

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OpenJUMP natively support these vector files:

* SHP – ESRI Shapefile ([http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shapefile Wikipedia] and [http://www.esri.com/library/whitepapers/pdfs/shapefile.pdf ESRI Shapefile specification])
* GML – [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geography_Markup_Language Geographic Markup Language] file, ver. 2 (See also [[Working with GML]])
* JML - JUMP Geographic Markup Language file, a modification of GML file format which doesn't require an extra input/output template
* WKT – [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Well-known_text Well-Known-Text file], which uses simple text to define geometrical shapes
* FME - GML files created by [http://www.safe.com/products/fme/index.php SAFE's Feature Manipulation Engine tools]for data transformation and translation.

To load a file, choose '''Open Files...''' function in [[File]] menu.

To open GML files OpenJUMP requires input template file (see VIVID SOLUTIONs – Jump Workbench User's Guide – par. 12.1 Writing Input Template, page 48).

WKT files generally do not have attributes. They can be used to draw geometries in the Layer View or to store usefull geometries that can be used in other project (e.g. Drawing point symbols to use with Cadplan vertex plugin (see also [[Drawing point symbols]]).

To save a dataset to a new file choose "Save dataset as..." in the [[File]] menu. Remenber that SHP can have only one geometry (point, line or polygon), while JML, GML and FML can have all the geometry.

If you want to convert a JML, GML or FML file to a Shapefile, remember to copy the three geometries features in three different layers (Using Edit>select items by geometry type and choosing point/Linestring/Polygon) and saìve them separatelly

OpenJUMP can open other types of file using external plugins. See [[Import Export File]] wiki page

See also [[Working with GML]] page from original JUMP1.2 User Guide

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-<h1>Read capabilities</h1>
+<h1>Vector Read capabilities</h1>
 OpenJUMP natively support these vector files:
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 * WKT – [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Well-known_text Well-Known-Text file], which uses simple text to define  geometrical shapes
 * FME - GML files created by [http://www.safe.com/products/fme/index.php SAFE's Feature Manipulation Engine tools]for data transformation and  translation.
+* JSON - GeoJSON files ([https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GeoJSON Wikipedia] and [http://geojson.org/ GeoJSON Web Site])
 To load a file, choose '''Open Files...''' function in [[File]] menu.
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 WKT files generally do not have attributes. They can be used to draw geometries in the Layer View or to store usefull geometries that can be used in other project (e.g. Drawing point symbols to use with Cadplan vertex plugin (see also [[Drawing point symbols]]).
-<h1>Read compressed files</h1>
+<h1>Read compressed vector files</h1>
 Openjump can read shp, jml or wkt formats embeded in a zip file.
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 <h1>Write capabilities</h1>
-To save a dataset to a new file choose "Save dataset as..." in the [[File]] menu. Remenber that SHP can have only one geometry (point, line or polygon), while JML, GML and FML can have all the geometry.
+To save a dataset to a new file choose "Save dataset as..." in the [[File]] menu. Remenber that SHP can have only one geometry (point, line or polygon), while JML, GML, GeoJSON and FML can have all the geometry.
-If you want to convert a JML, GML or FML file to a Shapefile, remember to copy the three geometries features in three different layers (Using Edit>select items by geometry type and choosing point/Linestring/Polygon) and saìve them separatelly
+If you want to convert a JML, GML, GeoJSON or FML file to a Shapefile, remember to copy the three geometries features in three different layers (Using Edit>select items by geometry type and choosing point/Linestring/Polygon) and saìve them separatelly
 OpenJUMP can open other types of file using external plugins. See [[Import Export File]] wiki page
 See also [[Working with GML]] page from original JUMP1.2 User Guide

Data Input-Output - Revision history

Ma15569 at 06:51, 20 November 2016

Michaudm at 10:29, 6 May 2012

Mentaer: Created page with ''''back to''' Index page OpenJUMP natively support these vector files: * SHP – ESRI Shapefile ([http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shapefile Wikipedia] and [http://www.e…'

Mentaer: Created page with ''''back to''' Index page
OpenJUMP natively support these vector files: * SHP – ESRI Shapefile ([http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shapefile Wikipedia] and [http://www.e…'