mapbox-vector-tile-java | Java Mapbox Vector Tile Library | Map library
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Java Mapbox Vector Tile Library for Encoding/Decoding
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- Add feature tags
- Adds a new value to the MVT values
- Returns the index of the given key
- Associates the specified value with the specified key with the specified value
- Checks if the given value is a valid MVT layer property value
- Returns the object that is not null
- Create a user data object
- Converts a tile value to a String or boxed primitive type
- Compares this layer with the specified object
- Get the extent of the layer
- Checks if the given geometry is acceptable
- Creates a hashCode of the Geometry
- Compares two layers
- Filter the ordinate sequence
- Get a layer by its name
- Returns a hash code
- Returns the index of the given key
- Returns the index of the specified value
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We are trying to incorporate vector tile endpoints into a back-end framework using mapbox-vector-tile-java to encode geographic features into Vector Tiles. We have it all mostly working except for some odd behavior where the rendered features are placed at latitudes way higher than they should be. When zooming in the features will jump to lower latitudes until finally getting to pretty good accuracy at really low zoom levels. For example, my data is of New Mexico counties. On initial page load the counties all render in Canada. When I zoom in to zoom level 2 they will jump down to Southern Canada. The more I zoom in the more close they get to where New Mexico actually is. Does anyone know why I'm seeing this behavior?
Some high level details:- Geographic features from the database are in EPSG:4326.
- JTS is used in conjunction with mapbox-vector-tile-java to handle encoding of data.
- Converting URL based xyz tile positions to tile bounds uses the exact equation that Mapbox uses for such conversions as referenced in MapBox's TileBelt.
https://localhost:8443/app/location/data?x=0&y=0&z=0&config={some:json}
Back-end Java code building the Vector Tiles ...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-14 at 05:25Of course this turned out to be an obvious solution that somehow we didn't catch earlier. We just needed to project the JTS features to EPSG 3857 before encoding the Vector Tiles.
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You can use mapbox-vector-tile-java like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the mapbox-vector-tile-java component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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