Ciao Robert,
I think it is worth investigating the imagemosaic-jdbc plugin,
georaster design is a bit more powerful but unless you have very
corner case needs you should be good to go with the imagemosaic-jdbc
plugin.
Just for the sake of clarity, can you tell us more about the data you
are willing to serve?


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On Wed, Apr 22, 2009 at 10:58 PM, Robert van Drunen
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> Hi Christian,
>
> First off, thanks. The main reason to use GDAL would be performance, do
> you think the ImageMosaic JDBC approach also works on large datasets?
>
> I'm going to look into your comments and post my findings later on.
>
> Regards,
> Robert
>
> Christian Müller wrote:
>> Why do you want to use gdal ?. Some times ago I did the
>> imagemosic-jdbc plugin which does approximately  the same using only
>> native/sql or spatial extensions of the different databases (For
>> Oracle I used only location based services)
>> I took also a look at Oracle Georaster which supports all you need for
>> pyramids/mosaicing. Implementing a special GridCoverageReader should
>> be enough. The exercise is to formulate the correct oracle sql
>> statements.
>> I did not implement it because I had no licencse for the Georaster stuff.
>>
>> Did I oversee something ?
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> Robert van Drunen writes:
>>> Hello list,
>>> I'm trying to figure out how to realise the following:
>>> I want to use Geoserver w/ the GDAL extension (on top of GDAL 1.6) to
>>> serve Oracle Georaster data.
>>> So, I think I need to write a new imageio-ext plugin because the
>>> binary distributions do not support Georasters. So far so good.
>>> Is this possible? I read somewhere that the Java SWIG bindings for
>>> GDAL 1.6 are broken and to be fixed in 1.7.0? In any case I get a lot
>>> of errors when I try to generate the bindings in my GDAL build.
>>> (which could mean this message should be on the GDAL mailing lists?)
>>> If it's not possible in this way, are there any suggestions on how to
>>> accomplice this?
>>> Best regards,
>>> Robert van Drunen
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