This is my first time doing project using Jdeveloper 10g. I am creating a JSP file to read some JSON object but I realized that there is no JSON file option as well as text file. Will it be the same if I create a File under General category and rename it to title.json or title.txt?
Hope someone can help me out with this.
Thank you.
Yes creating a generic file with the right name should work.
That being said, JDeveloper 10 is a very old version - pick up the newer JDeveloper 12c and you'll have much better support for JavaScript and JSON.
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https://www.cityjson.org/tutorials/conversion/
https://towardsdatascience.com/loading-3d-city-models-in-qgis-46347a638760
Accordingly to its readme file in their github repo, it is basically:
citygml-tools to-cityjson /path/to/your/CityGML.gml
considering that you're in an unix system and opened your terminal at the package folder.
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citygml-tools.exe to-cityjson your_CityGML.gml
considering that you're in the package folder and also the citygml file
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I don't know how to load the json file in my project (I use Netbeans).
I appreciate any help.
please read cookbook before any thing
http://book.cakephp.org/3.0/en/views/json-and-xml-views.html
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The strange part is that I can use notepad++ to copy my generated file into a new file and save it. The file then appears in game with no issues. I used the opentextwriter to write the files.
Any suggestions why this happens or how to fix the issue? Thank you.
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