OpenJUMP
Plugins
To add a plugin to OpenJUMP, simply put the JAR file it into the OpenJUMP lib/ext directory. Eventually you need to unzip the file.
- Popular Plug-Ins (page under construction)
Diverse plugins
- The JUMP Project Plugins:
http://www.jump-project.org/portal.php?PID=PL
- Project PIROL plugins:
http://www.al.fh-osnabrueck.de/jump-download.html
- Edgar Soldin plugins :
http://soldin.de/about/2004-jump_plugins/
If you have problems installing the Coordinate-Transformation-Plugin see here: Installing PlugIns
- project SIGLE:
http://www.projet-sigle.org/
- Michael Michaud (in french):
http://michael.michaud.free.fr/index_jump.html
http://geo.michaelm.free.fr
- CADPLAN Plugins
:
http://www.cadplan.com.au/jump.html
: Raster Image Plugins
Since raster support is platform specific in JAVA, image plugins are separately available and currently not included in the distribution. Ususally you need to install first the Java Advanced Imaging (JAI) libray to use the plugins. JAI for different platforms can be found here
- a very basic raster plugin can be found on our sourceforge web site (download)
- an improved version is the image plugin from Project PIROL:
http://www.al.fh-osnabrueck.de/jump-download.html
which in the new version also supports GeoTIFF files
To work with the pirol plugin you need to install JAI and additionally to download the BaseClasses package.
- another fine image plugin is the TANATO plugin from SIGLE: http://projetsigle.free.fr/ressources/logiciels/jdgal/OJRasterMap_Plugin1.0.zip
which support apart from several image formats (ECW, TIF, JPG as Raster Catalog Data) the generation of TIN and TIN-Flow calculations (note: the page is in french!)
- To display ESRI ASCII raster the raster plugin from SIGLE team may help you: http://www.projet-sigle.org/IMG/zip/RasterPlugin-i18n.zip
Print Plugins
- Basic Print PlugIn supporting also multiple sheets by Geoff
(it should work also with JUMP - It requires iText library to work)
- Print Layout PlugIn by Intevation
Database Plugins
- PostGIS database connector (download) : see also Installing PlugIns
- PostGIS plugin (download) By Erwan Brocher. See also Erwan’s Wiki page for the description
- iSQLViewer: SQL front end by Erwan Brocher(download). See also Erwan’s Wiki page for the description
- Arc SDE database reader (as separate download but also contained in ISA 2.0 tools package – see below)
- Oracle database reader (download)
- DB Query allows OpenJUMP users to give arbitrary database queries to retrieve and display geographic feature sets (see documentation)
Other Dataformats
- DXF Driver Loads/write dxf files into/from OpenJUMP.
- from Michael Michaud: download
- Another dxf plugin from Dante and Rammi:
- download JUMP plugin by Dante Fuster, Peru, contact: dante.fuster[=at=]gmail.com (note: download also the CAFF program below and place the file dxfviewer-swing-pro.jar as well in OpenJUMPs /lib/ext directory like driver-dxf.jar)
- download sources
- download CAFF dxf viewer by Rammi, contact: rammi[=at=]caff.de,
note: just click on the jar file to start the application
- MIF/MID Driver Loads/write mif-mid files into/from OpenJUMP. From Michael Michaud
(download) - GeoConcept Driver Loads/write GeoConcept files into/from OpenJUMP. From Michael Michaud
(download)
Internet Datasources
- WFS PlugIn for WFS Standards 1.0 and 1.1 by Lat/Lon (download , WFS PlugIn Description)
Spatial Analysis and Editing PlugIns
- Map Generalization Toolbox V1.0 (download)
- Clean and explode with ArcGis generated contour lines: see authors homepage
Coordinate Tranformation PlugIn
- CTS extension by Edgar Soldin
Please look at Working with Projections for installation and instructions.
Security for Geodata
- Watermarking Plugin for Jump and OpenJUMP. It is distributed under the LGPL license. (download ) Author: Julien Lafaye
Programming and Scripting Support
- Jython – Python for OpenJump contained in ISA 2.0 plugin (see below or download)
- BeanshellEditor is a text editor using a very old version of jEdit for syntax color. You can use it to write, launch, and save your own beanshell scripts.
You can download it here : download
GPS Plugins
- nmeaRaw.jar Plugin for OpenJump that reads GPS logs (GGA and RMC) : see download page of the PIROL Project http://www.al.fh-osnabrueck.de/jump-download.html
- gps extension Plugin on download page from Edgar Soldin http://soldin.de/about/2004-jump_plugins/
- script to convert the NMEA data into a Jump compatible GML file available by Joe Desbonet
see emails on Jump-User mail list from 21.01.2006
with subject: GPS
Look and Feel
- The Looks Extension applies the aesthetically pleasing JGoodies Looks
look-and-feel to OpenJUMP. Author: Jonathan Aquino
Styles
- VertexSymbols.jar Plugin adds vector or raster symbols to vertex. Download page from Cadplan http://www.cadplan.com.au/jump.html
- JumpFillPattern Plugin allows user to add their own fill patterns to an OpenJUMP project from Cadplan http://www.cadplan.com.au/jump.html
- Proportional symbols plugin
Hi, this summer i’ve written a proportionnal symbols analysis tool for openJUMP, and since i’ve got very few comments i’ll post it here.
It’s accessible by the “Analyse” menu, and tested against openJUMP 0.1 french version. The plugin is not very tested, and in french, but with i18n plugin compatibility.
Here it is : http://www.geotests.net/jump/symboles.jar
Hope his helps.
Laurent
http://www.univ-tlse2.fr/geoprdc
http://www.geotests.net/blog
Charts
- Create pie, column or stacked column charts for presenting your numeric attribute data of an OpenJUMP layer:
http://www2.geoinform.fh-mainz.de/~bsto022g/OpenJump
- Based on the first one, Geoff created a newer Version which returns the charts as permanent layer:
http://www.cadplan.com.au/jump.html
PlugIns for JUMP
these plugins are already (partly) integrated in OpenJUMP
- Selection Tools Package: see authors homepage
- SVG image export PlugIn (exports max. 100 features per layer): see authors homepage
- ISA Tools Package: contains several useful tools especially for geometry editing. The plugin contains also the possibility to display MrSid Raster Images and connect to ArcSDE (download)