Add sections in the README file about how to use GeoAPI#119
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Thanks. For information, I added Proj4J on the list of Known implementations. |
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Thanks Martin, that's awesome! Thank you for all of your contributions. 🚀 |
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The proposed addition is as below (Maven section):
Using Proj4j with GeoAPI
Proj4j-GeoAPImodule provides wrappers for using Proj4J behind GeoAPI interfaces. GeoAPI is a set of Java interfaces derived from OGC/ISO standards for using different implementations of metadata and referencing services through a standard API. To include the module in a Maven project, add a dependency block like the following:where
{latest version}refers to the version indicated by the badge above. Usage examples are available on the GeoAPI site.