No unfortunately not, it is a JDBC type 4 java which is entirely written in
java. I've patched (as pointed out in another list) the base version to
handle binary data (still a couple of issues that seem unfinished) which has
given me clues, but the patch only supports simple types. I'm looking to
create translator for arrays now..
I was hoping to use the java type handling for the internals of the array
and throw an error on any "unknown" ones... I only use ints and floats in my
arrays, so may leave it at that if it works and look at doing it properly
later...
On Wed, Apr 8, 2009 at 10:48 AM, John Lister
<john.lister...@kickstone.com> wrote:
Following this up, is there any docs on the binary wire format for
arrays?
Thanks
Does java wrap libpq? If so, your best bet is probably going to be to
go the libpqtypes route. If you want help doing that, you are more
than welcome to ask (probably should move this thread to the
libqptypes list). If not, you are headed for a 'much bigger than it
looks on the surface' challenge...there are a lot of types...trust me
on this one. If you want help with libpqtypes you can ask on our list
on pgfoundry.
merlin
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