> So you would have a XML file that would point
> to the beginning of the .jp2 file, then an auxiliary file with the TLM
> marker, and then the rest of the .jp2 file, and then you open
> /vsisparse/my_patched_jp2.xml . I believe that should work because there
> are no absolute offsets in JP2 files.
William,
Le 18/12/2024 à 13:05, Starms, William (MU-Student) via gdal-dev a écrit :
Howdy! I’m trying to rasterize a shape that is in absolute pixel/line
coordinates, but it gets burned wrong if the destination dataset has
an srs due to coordinate conversion. There aren’t any docs for that
s
Howdy! I’m trying to rasterize a shape that is in absolute pixel/line
coordinates, but it gets burned wrong if the destination dataset has an srs due
to coordinate conversion. There aren’t any docs for that specific function
(https://gdal.org/en/stable/api/python/utilities.html#osgeo.gdal.Raster
Thank you Jukka, it helps in command line.
Now I need to investigate why the same but using C API fails.
The issue scenario is:
1. I set *GDAL_HTTP_USERPWD* using *CPLSetConfigOption*
2. I connect to the service as dataset (*GDALOpen*)
3. I get the first subdataset (*GDALOpen*) and downlo
