Geotoolkit is an open-source library that provides tools to manipulate cartographic data:
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Scientific computing
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Data decoding from various file formats or web-services
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Data binding to many OGC standards
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OGC Symbology Encoding compliant rendering
The project is being progressively ported to the Apache SIS project. The aim is to rework functionalities to make them more performant, more stable and respectful of ISO/OGC standards. Future additions in Geotoolkit will essentially be for prototyping purpose.
Compilation requires:
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JDK 17 or higher
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Maven 3.8.4 or higher
Compile using mvn install
command.
Look at geotk-demo-samples directory for code samples on various subjects, like map drawing, data extraction from file, etc.
As Geotoolkit project is now mosty a sandbox project, we’ve decided to move away from semantic versioning. The new versioning scheme is a calendar based versioning of the form YY.MM.dd[-patch-number].
Warning
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No retro-compatibility policy is enforced anymore on the project. It means that a breaking API change can occur without any previous notice between two tags of the project. |
Any tag from 4.0 to 22.02.16 are compatible with JDK 8. Moving forward, any new release will require Java 17 as minimal requirement.
Launch A Gitlab CI manually. Set TAG_VERSION
parameter to the wanted version (Ex: 24-03-17
).
If all works well, the CI should:
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Create a first pipeline to push a tag to the project
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Once the tag is pushed, another pipeline should run with a "publish" stage performing "mvn-deploy" job, to push maven artifacts to Geomatys release repository.
Note
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Gitlab only supports running pipeline on branch heads or on existing tags. If you want to create a tag on a specific commit, you have to:
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