Saul Farber wrote: > Sorry to be so silent as you and Gabriel work through the arcsde issues. > Not to worry; I am just trying to be good and send email after Gabriel and I figure something out on IRC. > I'm not sure what to make of these errors. It could be that someone has > arcmap open and has that layer locked that way. I do seem to have found an actual problem now ... failing to make a rectangle because the points are out side of what is valid for the SeLayer. The thing is I am using the SeLayer set up by the test case ... > several production ESRI products. So your comment about "my test suite > is faster than my connection" isn't impossible, but in my view it's > unlikely (although you're much closer to the real info than I am!) > The ArcSDE I am testing against is on the other side of the world; and I am guessing in order to match my jar to server. > I'm very happy about the following things that you and Gabriel have > worked out, by the way: > * "Command Queue-ing" a la HibernateTemplate > * An "sde session" ide (a la hibernate) > I am not familiar with HibernateTemplate; should I look at that for inspiration? > I'm a little nervous, but holding my tongue about the following things that > you've worked out: > > * re-writing the entire sde-connection-facing portion of the API (which will > touch almost all classes) > That is part and parcel with setting up a command queue is it not? We need to hide that SeConnection and protect it with lock or queue or we face death by multiple threads. > * any mention of 'abstracting' the jsde api away from the plugin. This > one in particular makes me really scratch my head...but since it looks > like no-ones trying to take this on, I don't need to warn anyone against it! > I am not interested in stepping away from the jsde api; just control the context in which geotools code makes use of it. While I understood the suggestion; it scared me as too much work for little gain. > Good luck jody. Get some caffeine and a big whiteboard and a punching bag or > something. > Well this is fun; I just wish for a safety net of test cases and a known server to run them against. Jody
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