Divisão de Observação da Terra e Geoinformática

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======   Fernando Bagnara Mussio ======


 

   * Curso: Aluno Isolado (EMBRAER)
   * Nível: -
   * Formação: Engenheiro de Computação [UNIFEI - MG, 2003]
   * Orientador:   
   * Pesquisa: 
   * Contato: fernando.bagnara@embraer.com.br


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=====**PROPOSTA DE TRABALHO/MONOGRAFIA**====

[[Para Eduardo e Fernando - Miguel -> 4/4]]

[[Para Miguel - Fernando -> 6/4]]

[[Para Eduardo e Fernando - Miguel -> 9/4]]

[[Para Eduardo e Fernando - Miguel -> 12/4]]

Relatório parcial, 23/4 ({{ser300:relat_libjava1.pdf|}})


====== Laboratórios ======

Laboratório 1 ({{ser300:fernandobm_lab1.pdf|}})

Laboratório 2 ({{ser300:fernandobm_lab2.pdf|}})

Laboratório 3 ({{ser300:fernandobm_lab3.pdf|}})

===== DISCUSSÃO DA PROPOSTA  =====

Mesma que a de Eduardo Laino (ver wiki [[eduardo]])


====== Trabalho Final ======

Resumo em Inglês:

This report presents a brief explanation of how to use TerraLib framework, a powerful platform for
GIS development, with the Java programming language. TerraLib code is written in pure C++. The Java
programming language has been widely adopted for its portability and user friendliness. In order to use TerraLib
with other languagens than C++ a binding to the specific language is necessary. A language binding is a
common strategy to allow C/C++ code to be used from another language. It improves software reuse as it avoids
the need for reimplementing the library in several languages. Sometimes it also provides more efficiency due to
the impossibility of implementing certain algorithms (efficiently) in high-level languages like Java. The TerraLib
platform provides bindings for several higher-level languages including Java. In this report is explained how to
add native TerraLib C++ code to a Java program by using an interface for hybrid implementation called Java
Native Interface, or JNI. Java classes were implemented in order to allow Java users to develop GIS applications
in a similar way C++ users should done using TerraLib framework. For the Java classes which add native
TerraLib code it shall be indicated the use of the corresponding dynamic library containing the native code.

Artigo em pdf  ({{ser300:api_java_para_terralib5.pdf}})