Hi Xiaoyu,
when you are talking about wirting a python scripting - there are up to
date python bindings for the OGR library.
So you could parse your shapefile with python and write it directly to
the database.For the documentation the python bindings see [1], you can
also find some example code at Matt Perry´s blog at [2].
For accessing the database you can use the ogr-library again or the
pycopg2 postgres driver [3].
Links:
[1] http://trac.osgeo.org/gdal/wiki/GdalOgrInPython
[2] http://www.perrygeo.net/wordpress/?p=4
[3] http://pypi.python.org/pypi/psycopg2/2.0.4
Nico
Xiaoyu Guan schrieb:
Dear all:
Thanks for your information. I still have no time to check all the
information. it is nice to know we are working on the same problems.
Here I also found some PHP source code from OGR. please, check the
following link.
http://dl.maptools.org/dl/php_ogr/php_ogr_documentation.html
The OGR/PHP extension enables PHP users to access the functionalities
included in the OGR library. This extension can be used as built-in
PHP or as dynamic library (".dll" on Windows or ".so" on Unix).
The problem is that the version of OGR/PHP for windows platform is
quite old. it is need PHP 4.3.x. It is easy to install PHP, but it is
not easy to find PHP 4.3 win installer.
until now, I have already see there are some solutions are writen in
PHP. I am still wonder whether possible to write a python script which
allow user from web access the shp2pgsql on the server? Maybe it is
take less time for converting.
QGIS is a nice tool. but for this case, we need a thin client (Web
client).
All the best
Xiaoyu
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