Ok, I jumped through a lot of hoops to get this working. The original shape
file that I downloaded works fine in GeoServer so I figured it was ok. I
then converted the shape using ESRI's Data Interoperability Module (FME) and
got the original error. So then I tired the free web app that converts fr
Mark,
First,
as error log says, you have to check and validate [MakeValid()] your spatial
objects in SQL server database. This is related to topology (for example its
not allowed to have two vertex with the same coordinate in line or polyline
object etc.etc...). I dont know which method you have u
Hi,
I do not know anything about SQL Server but the error message makes me think
that there are perhaps topology errors in your data. I would make a try with
another dataset or by following the hint in the error message and running the
MakeValid function in the SQL Server.
> This operation can
I'm new to GeoServer but I have been able to get it up and running and
connecting to my SQL Server 2008 R2. I am working through the Book
"GeoServer Beginner's Guide" from Packt Publishing. I figured out how to
get the U.S. Census Counties shape file in to SQL Server and it shows as
spatial object
