I may have a little something to add to this discussion, although I
don't know how helpful it would be. :]
A while back a company had hired me to do some work on one of the
PostGIS Drivers. It sounds like they wanted something related to what
Paul and Larry are discussing. They wanted to be able t
Paul,
The issue we are having with DataStore is that precisely what you
are referring to. Each layer is trying to do its own connection in a
separate thread to the server and Oracle is running out of
connections. Some kind of connection pooling would probably solve
this problem, but we haven'
Hi Larry,
I've just downloaded SkyJump and seen how the DataStores work and it
looks as if it is roughly what I'm looking for.
I notice that when you save the Project to a .jmp file that the
connection information is duplicated for each layer. Does this mean
that each layer will connect direc
Hi Paul,
As usual, you are interested in many of the same things that I am.
The single DataSource multiple layer concept is currently only
implemented in WMS and MrSID (which is based on WMSLayer) and you
actually end up with only a single layer in JUMP, but you can manage
it as multiples.
Sk
Paul,
Look at the DataStore architecture in JUMP 1.2 - it does exactly what
you're asking for, I think.
Paul Austin wrote:
> All,
>
> I've been looking at the existing database and file plugins and the
> com.vividsolutions.jump.io.datasource.DataSource class and from what I
> can tell there is a
All,
I've been looking at the existing database and file plugins and the
com.vividsolutions.jump.io.datasource.DataSource class and from what I
can tell there is a one to one relationship between a layer and a data
source.
What I would like to do for some of the file and database based data
sourc
