user in a while.
The other tip is to be sure to use the epsg-wkt plugin when working in
an applet.
Cheers,
Jody
mcr wrote:
Using the geotools library in an applet causes some warnings to occur in
the
java console
08.09.2008 10:20:33 org.geotools.factory.Hints scanSystemProperties
Using the geotools library in an applet causes some warnings to occur in the
java console
08.09.2008 10:20:33 org.geotools.factory.Hints scanSystemProperties
WARNING: AccessControlException: access denied (java.util.PropertyPermission
org.geotools.referencing.epsg-datasource read) [...]
I took a look at the geotools transaction and state objects.
The first thing is a minor issue, state and transactions should use the
Composite Design Pattern,
it should be possible for transactions to be part of another transaction.
The big problem, and I think we should put our focus on the
I am using geotools since version 2.3.0 and wanted to use all the jdbc stuff
in an ejb container. (Especially the db2 extension from Dave Adler)
It is simply not possible to have a global Transaction and to register a
geotools spatial jdbc extension to the transaction manager. If you have to
What J2EE apps do you mean. A Web App or en EJB Container.
J2EE Transactions are not jdbc transactions. A J2EE Transaction coordinates
many jdbc and jms resources (all resources which are able to do a 2 Phase
Commit).
If you use a Container Managed Transaction the only
thing you can do is
fixed build error in imagemosaic-jdbc
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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
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
At the moment I am working on an utility using the geotools library. My
biggest problem is a reasonable way to set the classpath. On my linux box I
do
for fn in `find geotoolsjarfiledirectory -name *.jar`; do export
CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:$fn ;done
Other products mostly use some scripts (
Ok, I sent to following mail to Dave
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Hi Dave, I am working on this module
http://docs.codehaus.org/display/GEOTOOLS/Image+Mosaicing+Pyramidal+JDBC+Plugin
Since supporting DB2 is a major issue the following jar files are needed
db2jcc.jar
Hey, calm down. Since I am the developer of this module I want to get some
things clear.
1) This module is intended to give geotools the same capabilities for image
handling as ARCSDE does.
2) This module will support any jdbc database capable of handling BLOBs,
additionally supporting ths
Thanks for your comments. Here are mine
1) Your comments on ResX, ResY, MinX, MinY, MaxX,MaxY.
These attributes are in the META Table which has one record for each pyramid
level.
MinX, MinY, MaxX,MaxY are information for the whole extent of a pyramid
level.
ResX, ResY are the resolution for the
Another question regarding this module:
http://docs.codehaus.org/display/GEOTOOLS/Image+Mosaicing+Pyramidal+JDBC+Plugin
The Online Tests need the the jdbc jars for oracle,db2,postgis and mysql.
1)
For Oracle I found
http://docs.codehaus.org/display/GEOT/4+Oracle+Optional+Dependency
The
I am working at a new plugin:
http://docs.codehaus.org/display/GEOTOOLS/Image+Mosaicing+Pyramidal+JDBC+Plugin
Since I need online tests for postgis,mysql,db2 and oracle I need the
corresponding fixtures.
1) Are there predefined fixtures ?
2) Since my configuration files are xml files and
Is it possible to test your builds also on an ibm sdk. (All Websphere
developers would be happy).
In the trunk there are some some import statements which are sun sdk
specific. The imports are not needed, deleting these lines and the errors
disappear.
A very nasty bug is GEOT_1688 which is
I opened a jira as you suggested.
Excluding the ibm sdk means excluding the Websphere App Server platform
which is the most installed commerical j2ee product. Some times ago I
discussed with Dave Adler from IBM about deploying geoserver in Websphere
and i did some tests. It works but some
I hope I am not to late but I want to make a proposal for summer of code
2008
I would like to contribute an image pyramid/mosaic plugin for JDBC, storing
georeferenced tiles in a relational database.
The architectue of the plugin is multithreaded to beneifit from
multiprocessor/multcore
What about using HSQL ?
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I have to write some junit tests against a new coverage plugin which uses a
jdbc db for storage. I need
a db with a spatial extension, so which one should i use (I know db2,
oracle, mysql, postgis).
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