Oracle datastore does not properly encode Filter.include and Filter.exclude
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Key: GEOT-1852
URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/GEOT-1852
Project: GeoTools
Issue
I got a positive mail form David. It is possible to put the db2 driver jars
in the maven repository. I did a download since I have a IBM developer
login. Who is able to include these 3 jars in the repo, I would send a
zip file including the jars.
--- David
Hi,
today I fixed a bug in Oracle related to encoding
Filter.INCLUDE/Filter.EXCLUDE. The bug was there, no excuse,
but the filter that was going to be encoded was like:
INCLUDE AND INCLUDE AND geom bbox (...)
which is kind of silly. One workaround for this would be to
have datastores encoding
Andrea Aime wrote:
Another solution would be to introduce a smarter builder
for filters, but fact is, most of the code is using FilterFactory
and it's simple enough that most people won't look for
the builder even if there was one.
Depends if the build adds any value; as we move into
Jody Garnett ha scritto:
I understand the motivation; and I don't want to inflict logic
expectations on factory writers if we can find another way. Can we make
a FilterFactoryWrapper that performs validation. The code can find
problems like this; and depending on a strict flag produce
I was there intentionally; it is used as part of the release process.
You can move it to the build area and change the documentation on how to
cut a release if you want. Note one script we are still missing is one
that fills in the details for the readme.html .. that is the last real
hands on
Hey both,
Glad to hear you may have a resolution for this.
However, we really can't just operate on I think; we are going to have
to find the page that gives us permission, and copy the key language
into a README or LICENSE file near that jar to show why we think we have
the right to distribute
Attached is the license from the download. At the end the statement is to
include thew following in the geotools README or LICENSE File
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CONTAINS
Runtime Modules of
IBM Data Server Driver for JDBC and SQLJ Version 4.0
(c) Copyright IBM Corporation 2007
All Rights Reserved
Thanks for the research.
We can't distribute that binary in Geotools. So either we lobby IBM to
get them to change or we hack a dummy jar like all the other drivers.
The latter is liable to be infinitely easier.
Someday they will learn.
--adrian
On Wed, 2008-06-11 at 09:08 -0700, mcr wrote:
Jody Garnett ha scritto:
Andrea Aime wrote:
Validation? Warnings? Sorry?
I thought that was what you were wanting; apparently i was wrong.
A filter like INCLUDE and INCLUDE and EXCLUDE is perfectly valid,
it's just redundant. I was speaking about simplification, not validation.
Okay
Andrea Aime wrote:
Ok ok... having that visitor everywhere filters are build or consumed
is going to be very ugly, but if that's the way, so be it...
Thanks for understanding Andrea; I mostly want the ability to represent
exactly what the user asked for.
Having a sanity check before you
mcr wrote:
I got a positive mail form David. It is possible to put the db2 driver jars
in the maven repository. I did a download since I have a IBM developer
login. Who is able to include these 3 jars in the repo, I would send a
zip file including the jars.
We have a similar problem
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