Hi Christian, Thankyou verymuch for the xml configaration files. Definitely i will make use of them.
I am using oracle mapviewer (also called as mapbuilder version 11.1.1.0.0) for importing raster images into oracle spatial. After import, the table structure look like in attachment. GEORID values are always coming as 1 (find attached image) for all rows. So i was creating separate master table & rdt table for each image. Till now there are only 12 images, but in future there may be around > 100 raster images. I have updated value of second row from 1 to 2 and updated the RASTERID of respective RDT table, but in geoserver it is not identified. If i configure 2 xml files, then it is identifying only one satellite image (the one row, which exists by default) and the second row updated is not recognising. as of now, following like this. Can you please guide me how to store all raster images in one master table and access them through different xml files (because as of now, there is no possibility other than configuring one xml file for each raster image AFAIK and you also confirmed same). Which tool you are using to import rasters into oracle spatial. So are you defining empty table structure (master table and RDT table) in oracle spatial and then importing data into master table? Regards, Hari. On Thu, May 12, 2011 at 2:55 PM, <[email protected]> wrote: > 1) I am wondering why you create 100 tables, one table with 100 rows should > do the job > 2) Split your xml config file, the connect info is needed once, and in case > of 1), your mapping info is also needed once. Look into the attachment. > 3) > Look at > GEOSERVER_DATA_DIR/workspaces/<yourworkspace><yourcoverage>coveragestore.xml, > Element <url> to see the relationship. > 4) Use geoserver REST API to deploy your images as a batch job > 5) It is not possible to configure more than one georasters in one > geoserver xml configuration, each of your image is a layer of its own > > Cheers > Christian > > > Quoting Harikumar Reddy <[email protected]>: > > Hi GS Users, >> >> I am usning *GeoServer version 2.0.2. *Anyone configured more than one >> georaster in single georaster.xml file with ImageMosaicJDBC datastore for >> rasters in Geoserver. geoserver configaration will support to add more >> than >> one georaster in one configaration file (is there any possibility ?) >> >> Description of my requirement is given below... >> >> I have to configure around 100 satellite images for different cities. I >> have >> imported all the images to oracle spatial 11g. an example is given below. >> >> CITY1 (image name) >> ===== >> georaster_city1 (main table) >> georaster_city1 (raster data table) >> '' >> '' >> '' >> '' >> CITY100 (image name) >> ===== >> georaster_city100 (main table) >> georaster_city100 (raster data table) >> >> ....................... >> >> Like above, there are 100 main georaster tables with respective 100 >> raster >> data tables for 100 cities. >> >> For each image, i need to create an ImageMosaicJDBC data store and >> configure >> the xml file to publish in application (Thanks for xml file configaration >> format provided by Geoserver). >> Do i need to create 100 xml configaration files for 100 satellite images. >> Is >> there any better way to do this... >> >> is it possible to configure more than one georasters in one geoserver xml >> configuration file with ImageMosaicJDBC datastroe ? >> >> Many Thanks in advance, >> Hari. >> >> > > > ---------------------------------------------------------------- > This message was sent using IMP, the Internet Messaging Program. > >
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