As what mile has said, ensure you have
- ojdbc14.jar
- gt-jdbc-oracle-2.6.4.jar
in your lib directory.
Configure your database connection and you should be good to go :)
http://docs.geoserver.org/stable/en/user/data/oracle.html
pasta wrote:
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> Is anybody using the Oracle plugin under
Kindly check your database connection details. Is your postgis port 5432 or
54321? By default postgis I believe is 5432 without the 1
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Hi Sina,
I have committed the patch to trunk
Trunk
Geotools:Completed: At revision: 36114
GeoServer:Completed: At revision: 14733
If your revision is older then this then hopefully my patch would have
resolved your issue :)
You can download a build version from our buildbot
http://files.i
Hi Ryan,
Which build version are you using?
Would you be able to send the mapping files? I ran into a similar issue in
the past and it was due to null values in the database even though the
schema is set to minOccur=0
I have submitted a patch for this last month
http://jira.codehaus.org/brows
I didn't read your email properly, my bad :)
Attach your mapping file and I will see if I can replicate the issue :)
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> Hi Ryan,
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> Which build version are you using?
>
> Would you be able to send the mapping files? I ran into a similar issue
&
The mapping looks fine (I assumed the
gsmlcore:metadata is commented out on
purpose and is not the reason for the feature the showing).
perhaps you can try changing the default logging to verbose mode. that
should print out the sql that is being send to the backend.
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http://docs.geoserver.org/stable/en/user/data/app-schema/index.html?highlight=application%20schema%20simple
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The warning belows looks very familar, try setting a primary key or
instead of idExpression -> getID maybe try idExpression -> id
WARN [data.complex] - This shouldn't have happened.There should be at least
1 features with id='species_in_ps.fid-4573364d_12ad1d0800a_-8000'.
WARN [data.complex
Does it work using GET(with your filter)?
David Alda Fernandez de Lezea wrote:
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>
> Hi list,
>
> I'm a bit newbie in GeoServer, so forgive me if this is something stupid.
> I want from an OpenLayers based web application to ask for some features
> of a layer served via GeoServer. I'm usin
Hi Ying,
Not sure if this is resolved :) but you will need to run the index again :)
yw wrote:
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> Hi Florence,
>
> Good to hear you again. Thank you very much for your help again.
>
> What I have done is as following,
>
> 1. Data
>
> In Oracle, I have one table under SCOTT schema
>
W" AS
> SELECT ,
> ,
> ,
> SDO_GEOMETRY(2001,7405,SDO_POINT_TYPE(X, Y, NULL), NULL, NULL) SSHAPE,
> SDO_GEOMETRY(2002,NULL,NULL,SDO_ELEM_INFO_ARRAY(1,2,1),SDO_ORDINATE_ARRAY(X,
> Y, X, Y)) GEOM_SHAPE
> FROM BOREHOLE3
>
> Try that and see what's
Hi David, I know my colleague has recently fixed some issues with Bbox. As
he is not back from his holiday yet, it might be worthwhile for you to try
the latest version of geoserver from trunk :)
http://files.ivec.org/geoserver/geoserver-trunk/
Right now the server above is down over the Christ
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