Im using Hibernate currently in my udig custum application project.
using hibernate with jpa a bit troubling . i suggest using pure
Hibernate .
if you are using tcp based datastore , dont need to use hibernate behind
geotools . let gt use own rules , you can map tables using hibernate
independent.
On 6/23/2012 7:40 PM, George Schole wrote:
Hi,
I'm looking to create my first standalone eclipse rcp+ udig app. It's
very simple actually consisting of a view for insert update delete and
select operations to a postgis DB and another view for rendering
geospatial data(points pretty much). Some of my colleagues are using
jpa in their apps (non-geospatial unlike mine).
I'm also looking to use jpa(or native hibernate api if I really must)
+ hibernate spatial, for some extra points(and of course a very good
grade). While using just jpa + hibernate spatial does seem fairly
easy, adding geotools and udig to the mix does not .It still looks
doable 'till my deadline however.
My questions are (inspired by this very very old post
http://lists.refractions.net/pipermail/udig-devel/2008-May/011029.html) :
1)Do I have to create my own geotools datastore?
2)Do I have to create my own renderer?
Any other things I should do,tips/pointers/hints? Maybe some other
easier or faster solution? Any other suggestions are invaluable,
especially from those who have already used these
products/technologies together.
Thanks in advance
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