You'll need to take a look at the PostGIS JDBC plugin to get you started,
you should be able to extend most of it and just need to work on the
dialect to add in the changes you need.
Ian
On Tue, 16 May 2023 at 12:05, WaZy wrote:
> I forgot that there exists a MobilityDB-JDBC driver, can I use
I forgot that there exists a MobilityDB-JDBC driver, can I use it to
implement those mapping in a simpler way ?
Le mar. 16 mai 2023 à 11:23, WaZy a écrit :
> I actually have a type implemented in MobilityDB known as tgeompoint, it
> is a type used to represent points moving in time( trips). For
I actually have a type implemented in MobilityDB known as tgeompoint, it is
a type used to represent points moving in time( trips). For example this is
what a tgeompoint looks like :
tgeompoint '[Point(0 0)@2000-01-01, Point(100 100)@2000-01-02
For your 2 first questions I didn't understand wh
