Luigi et al,
If you use a Java environment, you would want to look at Geotools (can
parse shapefiles to Postgis)
and a servlet or JSP set-up for multi-part request processing on the
server. If you are familiar with
Groovy and Grails, I can recommend that to make the coding a lot easier.
GL
Xiaoyu Guan wrote:
Hi Luigi:
yes, I also see the problem, there are at least two steps, step1: zip
all shapefile and upload. step 2: extract zip file, and import to
certain database. Maybe there is one way or some people are already
working on it. I am think whether possible translate OGR2OGR or
Shp2pgsql into python or other languages, which user can runing the
conversion part at server side. That s what I am thinking about the
solution.
Thanks for your reply.
All the best
Xiaoyu
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Wageningen UR
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