or use a transactional database which handles all of these aspects (and
several more) for you
Shayne,
To solve your problem, given the constraints the Even explained, you
probably need to do something like:
* program that is writing to shapefile
- creates a socket or pipe
- open the
Shayne,
To solve your problem, given the constraints the Even explained, you
probably need to do something like:
* program that is writing to shapefile
- creates a socket or pipe
- open the file for exclusive access
- after it updates the shapefile
- close the file
- writes to
Shayne,
>
> I have a vector GDALDataset that is shared between two applications running
> on different machines. Both applications call GDALOpenEx(...) to open the
> shapefile.shp with flags GDAL_OF_VECTOR and GDAL_OF_SHARED flags set to
> open the dataset. The dataset only has one layer
Hello,
I have a vector GDALDataset that is shared between two applications running on
different machines. Both applications call GDALOpenEx(...) to open the
shapefile.shp with flags GDAL_OF_VECTOR and GDAL_OF_SHARED flags set to open
the dataset. The dataset only has one layer associated with
