Mark
I tried creating a GEOMETRY_COLUMNS table as you had suggested.
Unfortunately there is no performance gain from doing that. It uses that
new table rather than the oracle user_sdo_geom_metadata table, but still
does an open connection, query, then close connection for each layer. I was
Op wo 4 apr. 2018 20:28 schreef Robertafoster8 :
> Thanks Mark for the reply and suggestion - I will try adding the
> GEOMETRY_COLUMNS table as you suggested.
>
> Any thoughts on having the initialization been kicked off when the
> GeoServer
> war is deployed? I was
Thanks Mark for the reply and suggestion - I will try adding the
GEOMETRY_COLUMNS table as you suggested.
Any thoughts on having the initialization been kicked off when the GeoServer
war is deployed? I was thinking of tying a rest call in the init() section
of a servlet filter.
Bob
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2018-03-29 1:44 GMT+02:00 Robertafoster8 :
> I have a GeoServer 2.9.4 configuration with about 150 layers that use an
> Oracle spatial database. They use a oracle JNDI data store. I have
> GeoServer deployed in a weblogic cluster using the same data directory and
> no
I have a GeoServer 2.9.4 configuration with about 150 layers that use an
Oracle spatial database. They use a oracle JNDI data store. I have
GeoServer deployed in a weblogic cluster using the same data directory and
no tile cache. Each layer used a view in oracle.
When the war is deployed the