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Re: [udig-users] Help or guidance with Oracle Spatial data
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jody,
My lack of knowledge with the interface and limited oracle
spatial (Locator) is a huge disadvantage. It is very likely I
should have started with smaller steps like using a shp file
and learn how to use the u/i instead of trying learn both!! I
have answered your questions below, but I will definetly
understand if you reply with RTFM!!!
thanks brad
>
> Afternoon:
>
> On Thu, Mar 26, 2009 at 4:50 PM, Brad <brad@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> > udig-users,
> >
> > I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong or if it's even doable. I
> > have installed oracle 10g spatial and I can even display the
> > spatial data in uDig1.1.
>
> What are you trying to do? Do you have data loaded into your oracle
> 10g spatial database already? Did you fill in the metadata (I think
> that is what the table is called that defines the CRS and bounds for
> the dataset?) correctly?
>
> > The problem or can I do it question is can I make modifications
> > to the oracle spatial data? ie add additional points edit
> > existing features.
>
> Yes; I have done so in the past; I do not have a copy of oracle on
> hand to test against right now however.
>
> > I have added the ojdbc14.jar but it appears to work the same as
> > with the initial install jar.
>
> How about we back up; what kind of errors are you getting?
The funny thing is I don't get any errors. I'm just not sure I
know how to properly use the uDig interface. I can delete a
feature. I apparently don't know how to add a feature to a
layer from oracle. I can even go as far to modify the feature
but the save option is not available.
> Are you able to connect to oracle?
Yes
> Do your tables show up in the uDig catalog?
Yes
> When and add an oracle table to a map is a layer created?
Yes
> If they layer is not drawing what is the error message shown in the
> status bar when you select the layer?
No errors
> Finally if you look though your log file do you see any stack trace
> that indicates a problem with oracle?
No
>
