Jody Garnett ha scritto:
...
>> Now, SQLBuilder is public api, yet it's not that "public", in
>> a sense that the SQLBuilder class was not meant to be user
>> facing. Shall I roll a very quick proposal?
> Gak; JDBCDataStore is not really public either this is kind of a border
> line gray area ...
Andrea Aime wrote:
> Soo, long story short, no, I'm not seeing anything we could reuse
> on 2.4.x there. Soo, what do we do? Add the following to SQLBuilder
> interface?
>
> interface SQLBuilder {
> public String encode(Expression)
> public String encode(Filter)
> }
Sounds good; if you look at
Jody Garnett ha scritto:
> Andrea Aime wrote:
>> What it would be nice to have is the ability, from within
>> JDCBFeatureCollection, do so something like:
>> mySqlBuilder.getEncoder().encode(expression)
>>
> I think we may need to make a full SQL builder available ie that can
> handle:
> - Sor
Jody Garnett ha scritto:
> Andrea Aime wrote:
>> What it would be nice to have is the ability, from within
>> JDCBFeatureCollection, do so something like:
>> mySqlBuilder.getEncoder().encode(expression)
>>
> I think we may need to make a full SQL builder available ie that can
> handle:
> - Sor
Andrea Aime wrote:
> What it would be nice to have is the ability, from within
> JDCBFeatureCollection, do so something like:
> mySqlBuilder.getEncoder().encode(expression)
>
I think we may need to make a full SQL builder available ie that can handle:
- SortBy
- Expression
- Filter
- type name
Hi,
I'm having a hard time with this issue:
http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/GEOT-1798
To sum up, I have a project that's using the GeoTools classification
functions (the ones used to build thematic maps with intervals,
quantiles and the like). Now, those functions are in turn using
aggregate func
