So yeah it comes back to your actual data; I think some of it may be causing
trouble? Put a break point in the commit() method and see if you can look at
the feature that is causing the trouble?
Aside: SimpleFeatureSource ParcelfeatureSource =
polygonDataStore.getFeatureSource (ParcelTypeName);
Normally we don't use a capital letter for a local variable - so
"parcelFeatureSource" would be the normal name for this thing.
--
Jody Garnett
On Monday, 3 October 2011 at 1:00 PM, filippov70 wrote:
> Thank you very much for taking part in the solution to my problem!
>
> I take the data on the coordinates of the XML-file.
> In SAX parser, I create the geometry and the objects themselves:
>
> parcelBuilder.add ("Polygon");
> parcelBuilder.add (mp); / / MultiPolygon
> parcelBuilder.add (cadastreNumber);
> SimpleFeature feature = parcelBuilder.buildFeature (null);
> if (feature! = null) {
> parcelCollection.add (feature);
> }
>
> ======================================
>
> case Parcel :
> builder.length(150).add("Name", String.class);
> builder.setName("Polygon");
> builder.add("Geometry", MultiPolygon.class);
> builder.length(25).add("CNumber", String.class);
>
>
> PARCEL_TYPE = CadastreFeatureBuilder.createFeatureType (crs,
> CadastreFeatureBuilder.CadastreFeatureTypes.Parcel);
> SimpleFeatureBuilder parcelBuilder = new SimpleFeatureBuilder (PARCEL_TYPE);
>
> ================================================== ==========
>
> if (parcelCollection.size ()> 0) {
> File PolygonFile = chooser.getSelectedFile ();
> File RenameParcelFile = new File (PolygonFile.getPath ().
> ReplaceAll (". Shp", "") + "_Parcel" + ". Shp");
> PolygonFile.renameTo (RenameParcelFile);
> ShapefileDataStoreFactory polygonDataStoreFactory = new
> ShapefileDataStoreFactory ();
>
> Map <String, Serializable> paramsPolygon = new HashMap
> <String, Serializable> ();
> paramsPolygon.put ("url", RenameParcelFile.toURI (). toURL ());
> paramsPolygon.put ("create spatial index", Boolean.TRUE);
>
> ShapefileDataStore polygonDataStore = (ShapefileDataStore)
> polygonDataStoreFactory.createNewDataStore (paramsPolygon);
> polygonDataStore.createSchema (PARCEL_TYPE);
> Transaction transactionParcel = new DefaultTransaction
> ("create");
>
> String ParcelTypeName = polygonDataStore.getTypeNames () [0];
> SimpleFeatureSource ParcelfeatureSource =
> polygonDataStore.getFeatureSource (ParcelTypeName);
>
> if (ParcelfeatureSource instanceof SimpleFeatureStore) {
> SimpleFeatureStore ParcelFeatureStore = (SimpleFeatureStore)
> ParcelfeatureSource;
>
> ParcelFeatureStore.setTransaction (transactionParcel);
> try {
> ParcelFeatureStore.addFeatures (parcelCollection);
> transactionParcel.commit ();
>
> } Catch (Exception ex) {
> App.Log.severe ("Failed to add a shapefile." +
> ex.toString () + "\ r \ nOtkat changes in the
> shapefile, but the file is created.");
> transactionParcel.rollback ();
>
> } Finally {
> transactionParcel.close ();
> App.Log.fine ("Saved" + ParcelTypeName);
> }
> } Else {
> App.Log.warning (ParcelTypeName + "does not support read /
> write");
> / / System.exit (1);
> }
> }
>
>
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