Hi Justin,
Glad to hear you too actually ! Your analysis is completely right !
I've already build an app which allows to feed a postgis database with
Django. But geodata is completely disconnected from the app itself. So
yes, the idea would be to automatically build a geodjango model from
that ta
> Yes, actually I didn't hope anything else.
> I'll try to catch some geodjango guys up in Cape Town FOSS4G to have a
> chat about this. It can be something I can find funding for, as it is
> extremely critical in deploying Spatial data infrastructures.
>
Guillaume,
Howdy -- nice hearing from yo
Yes, actually I didn't hope anything else.
I'll try to catch some geodjango guys up in Cape Town FOSS4G to have a
chat about this. It can be something I can find funding for, as it is
extremely critical in deploying Spatial data infrastructures.
Regards,
Guillaume
On 19 août, 15:24, Malcolm Tre
On Tue, 2008-08-19 at 06:18 -0700, guillaume wrote:
> Hi Dane,
>
> Thanks for these informations. Does it mean that a model dynamically
> created will now appear in admin section ?
The previous poster described a way to inspect an existing data source
and print out the model definition to stdou
Hi Dane,
Thanks for these informations. Does it mean that a model dynamically
created will now appear in admin section ?
Regards,
Guillaume
On 18 août, 19:22, springmeyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Guillame,
>
> Absolutely. GeoDjango can be used to read new or existing geographic
> datasourc
Guillame,
Absolutely. GeoDjango can be used to read new or existing geographic
datasources from dozens of formats. GeoDjango provides a ctypes
interface to the foundational GDAL/OGR library, which is the open
source industry standard for format translation. Look for the utility
called `orginspect
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