Hey guys,
I have not received much feedback on this. Can you take a look. I wanted to get
the DSL done in the next couple of days.
Emmanuel
On 5 déc. 2011, at 16:21, Emmanuel Bernard wrote:
Nicolas and I have made good progress on Geospatial queries for Hibernate
Search.
# Geospatial
Max?
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Best Regards,
Strong Liu stliu at hibernate.org
http://about.me/stliu/bio
On Dec 19, 2011, at 8:59 PM, Guenther Demetz wrote:
Hi Strong Liu,
do you know, when it is planned a Hibernate-Tools release compatible to
Hibernate-Core 4.0 Final ?
Me and
On 5 déc. 2011, at 17:01, Sanne Grinovero wrote:
To answer your question on centeredOn, I'd avoid a strong dependency
on JTS. The Object option you propose could be an interface, and we
create a factory class which returns them; users should then be able
to use the JTS enabled factory or a
Hi,
I would like to use Hibernate in C++. However, it seems to me that there
are no official Hibernate or wrapper frameworks for the purpose.
Do you think that it would be workable as production ready software if
Hibernate is used through JNI from C++ ?
Or is there any official plan to port
Hi Emmanuel,
I'm not familiar of what kind of API a gis expert would expect so I'm
commenting only as a JPA user who might need to introduce some close
to feature.
Assuming we can get the API to support overloading without enforcing
the JTS library as a hard dependency, could we do something
I am sitting in a similar boat than Sanne. I don't know how much useful
feedback I can provide w/o first getting to
know the actual problem space better.
Looking at the Jira issue and comments, I like the idea of having the @Spatial
annotation. One think which comes
to my mind here is how
On 19 déc. 2011, at 15:24, Sanne Grinovero wrote:
Hi Emmanuel,
I'm not familiar of what kind of API a gis expert would expect so I'm
commenting only as a JPA user who might need to introduce some close
to feature.
Assuming we can get the API to support overloading without enforcing
the
On Dec 19, 2011, at 6:04 PM, Emmanuel Bernard wrote:
spatial()
.onCoordinates(location)
.within(2, KM).of(JTSLocation.class, jtsObject)
.createQuery();
```
I prefer this, but probably with the arguments in 'of' rotated:
spatial()
.onCoordinates(location)
.within(2,
On 19 déc. 2011, at 16:17, Hardy Ferentschik wrote:
I am sitting in a similar boat than Sanne. I don't know how much useful
feedback I can provide w/o first getting to
know the actual problem space better.
Looking at the Jira issue and comments, I like the idea of having the
@Spatial
Hi Emmanuel,
I didn't see your mail from 5/12, so I only now read your proposal. Sorry for
the late reaction.
I'll give you more feedback but here some quick notes.
I would advise not to use JTS for this case. It's not intended for geographic
coordinates (lat/long). That's why it has
Thanks Karel,
if that's your suggestion I guess that would nicely simplify the problem.
Regarding Emmanuel's
Note that `within ... of` is the alternative to `centeredOn` that I
think we will go for but that's irrelevant for this problem.
+1 nice! looks much better.
About .of(JTSLocation.class,
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