Gabriel (and anyone else interested in ArcSDE minutae), I worked out what the issue was with the getShapeType() stuff. Basically, there are two completely different things going on: 1) SeLayer.getShapeTypes() -- returns a layer mask, which is decoded using the SeLayer.SE_***_MASK flags and binary logic 2) SeShape.getShapeType() -- returns the type of a specific shape fetched from a specific row in the database. This shape can tell you exactly which kind of shape *it* is, but won't tell you anything about what other shapes in the same table might be. We were attempting to decode both of these shapeType() ints in the same method, so I split the method in two. You'll see the two methods in ArcSDEAdapater.java. My one remaining confusion is about SeLayer.TYPE_POINT/MULTIPOINT, etc. SeShape has constants for use in decoding the SeShape.getShapeType() stuff, and SeLayer has constants for use in decoding the SeLayer.getShapeTypes() stuff...so it looks like the only reason for the SeLayer.TYPE_POINT constants is the getEntityTypes() method on SeQueryInfo. So now tests are passing across the board and everything looks good. --saul
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