Re: RPF Paths

Hi Jeremy,

Looking at the RPFLayer code, it doesn't look like setPaths will
actually change what the frame provider used by the RpfCacheManager uses
for paths. I've changed the code in RpfLayer.setPaths to call:

setFrameProvider(new RpfFrameCacheHandler(pathsToRPFDirs));

instead of

frameProvider = new RpfFrameCacheHandler(pathsToRPFDirs);

That should do it.

For the code as it stands now, does it work if you change the paths,
then take the layer off the map to kill the cache (change projection),
and then put the layer back on the map?

- Don

On Wednesday, December 12, 2001, at 10:26 AM, Jeremy Zacker wrote:

> Can the RpfLayer support dynamically changing the paths? I have a
> program
> in which the user can choose the path to the Rpf Data. The first time
> they
> set it, everything works. If they change the path and then display the
> coverge boxes,
> the boxes show up in the area of the previously set path. event if I
> repaint the layer,
> it still displays the boxes in the old path. Should I call a different
> method other than setPaths?
>
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