I also find uDig and qGis very useful, OpenJump just isn't as easy to
work with in my experience.
Rob McCulley wrote:
QGIS is my preferred viewer as well. I find QGIS does the best job of
overlaying my existing shapefile/raster data with the postgis data. And
it's a pretty good postgis editor as well.
Rob McCulley
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Despite the preference expressed here for OpenJump, which does work
well,
I
have found alternatives like GVSIG & QGIS to be easier to install &
run,
and
there is also uDIG from the PostGIS developers.
FWIW, OGIS is my preferred PostGIS viewre.
Cheers,
Brent Wood
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