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Re: [udig-devel] Re: DB2 and Oracle support

Hi,

I'm applying the patches you provided and making some preference pages similar to those used by db2 to allow a user to easily install the proprietary jars.

I'll let you know when I've committed.

Jesse

Jukka Sirviö wrote:

Dear Simon,
Ok, first of all I want to make clear that the current version of mentioned uDig plugin (and geotools module) have a couple of drawbacks: - only limited option's of read is supported (no write, or at least I was not able to write data back to oracle spatial), please correct me if I'm wrong? - geotools documentation for extending jdbc datastore is poor (http://www.geotools.org/Extending+the+JDBCDataStore) - plugin uses deprecated 8.1.7 -version of oracle sdoapi -classes, latest oracle sdoapi can be found from http://www.oracle.com/technology/software/products/spatial/index.html. I got the mentioned uDig plugin read & render data from 10.1 database (thanks to Vitali Diatchkov) with following steps:
- copy the ojdbc14.jar into net.refractions.udig.libs\lib -folder
- copy the OLD 8.1.7 -version of sdoapi.jar into net.refractions.udig.libs\lib -folder - delete the "dummy_spatial-8.1.8.jar" from above folder, make sure that there is no references from plugin into any "dummy" libraries - there is couple of "bugs" in three classes, you will find the "fixed" classes from jira (http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/UDIG-600), copy & paste the classes into you plugin folder.
- compile, run and test the plugin, it should be fine..


Yours:
jukka







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Folks,
(But particularly Jukka)

I am trying to get Oracle Spatial (10.1) to work in UDig and am hitting brick walls.

I have all the necessary Jar files and Java components installed.

Can someone give me clear, unequivocal instructions to this none Eclipse/Java database
person what I need to do to be able to work with Oracle Spatial and UDig?

regards
Simon Greener
Private Spatial Database Consultant specialising in Oracle Spatial
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