Thanks for the info, Larry :)
I will use the DB types.
Nicolas
On 28 December 2015 at 17:10, Larry Reeder wrote:
>
>
>> Larry, DBQuery assumes the MySQL binary format stores 4 "0" bytes at the
>> beginning, which is the case only when a geometry is built with no SRID or
>> SRID set to 0:
>>
>>
>
> Larry, DBQuery assumes the MySQL binary format stores 4 "0" bytes at the
> beginning, which is the case only when a geometry is built with no SRID or
> SRID set to 0:
>
>
Thanks for the info, Nicolas. I couldn't find any docs for the MySQL
binary format at the time I was writing the plugin, a
your extension, your decision. thanks.. ede
On 28.12.2015 14:59, Larry Reeder wrote:
> I'd prefer #2. Because DBQuery is small and self-contained, it's much
> easier to maintain if it stays out of the OJ baseline.
>
> -lreeder
>
> On Sun, Dec 27, 2015 at 10:58 AM, wrote:
>
>> On 27.12.2015
I'd prefer #2. Because DBQuery is small and self-contained, it's much
easier to maintain if it stays out of the OJ baseline.
-lreeder
On Sun, Dec 27, 2015 at 10:58 AM, wrote:
> On 27.12.2015 18:42, Nicolas Ribot wrote:
> > I used some DB Query methods to convert blobs into geometry objects.
Hi Nicolas,
For date parsing, you can also have a look at
com.vividsolutions.jump.util.FlexibleDateParser
which is used at several places in OpenJUMP code.
Michaël
Le 27/12/2015 19:00, Nicolas Ribot a écrit :
Hi Mickael,
Ok, I will have a look at JTS.
Joda seems to be able perform a smart pa
On 27.12.2015 19:01, Nicolas Ribot wrote:
>>
>>
>> i suggest that either
>>
>> 1. larry moves his extension into CORE, depending what his plans are with
>> it, so more people can work on it
>>
>> 2. you work your generalized routines into a jdbc/WKBUtil class or
>> similar, so Larry can reuse them
Hi Mickael,
Ok, I will have a look at JTS.
Joda seems to be able perform a smart parsing of textual dates, trying a
list of patterns (ISO, etc.)
Nicolas
On 27 December 2015 at 18:56, Michaël Michaud
wrote:
> Hi Nicolas,
>
> JTS WKBReader should be able to read 3D geometries.
>
> Why do you ne
On 27.12.2015 18:42, Nicolas Ribot wrote:
> I used some DB Query methods to convert blobs into geometry objects. Now
> DBQuery is integrated to OJ Plus, could it be possible to expose needed
> methods from DBQuery and use them directly in SpatialDatabases code ?
> Currently, code is duplicated, whi
Hi Nicolas,
JTS WKBReader should be able to read 3D geometries.
Why do you need Joda to parse dates ? Isn't SimpleDateParser good enough
to do the job ?
Michaël
Le 27/12/2015 18:42, Nicolas Ribot a écrit :
Hi,
I commited support for SQLite GeoPackage specifications.
2D objects stored in gp
Hi,
I commited support for SQLite GeoPackage specifications.
2D objects stored in gpkg formats are available as Datasources. (3D objects
are not yet supported by JTS WKBReader, AFAIU)
Date and Datetime SQLite database types are forced to String types in OJ
(same behaviour as DB Query)
After some
Hi, I commited some corrections for MySQL/MariaDB:
• OGC geometry_columns table is now used if available (OGR, for instance,
creates OGC metadata tables when loading into MySQL)
• ResultSetConverter was changed to cope with MySQL binary format, that
stores SRID information in the first 4 bytes of
Hi,
There are some problems with mariaDB and MySQL spatial types: I'm having a
look at them.
Nicolas
On 23 December 2015 at 11:43, Nicolas Ribot wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Sorry, was not available for some days.
> Great devs on Spatial DB !
>
> I will have some tests with both db's, now I have MySQL on
Hi,
Sorry, was not available for some days.
Great devs on Spatial DB !
I will have some tests with both db's, now I have MySQL on OSX and MariaDB
on Windows VM.
Nicolas
On 23 December 2015 at 10:48, wrote:
> hey Jukka, Nico,
>
> there are now two MySQL datastores utilizing either the mysql or
hey Jukka, Nico,
there are now two MySQL datastores utilizing either the mysql or the mariadb
driver. can one of you check quickly if that still works out. been careful, but
who knows.
PLUS contains all uptodate jdbc's now except oracle.
thx.. ede
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