"Im using Hibernate currently in my udig custum application project. using
hibernate with jpa a bit troubling . i suggest using pure Hibernate . "
-thanks i'll keep that in mind
"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." -simple app local datastore; just something for my teachers to
see; i guess the rest does not apply then?!
Thanks for the response. Issue remains open
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From: Ömür YAVUZ <omur.ya...@gmail.com>
To: George Schole <georgesch...@yahoo.com>; User-friendly Desktop Internet GIS
<udig-devel@lists.refractions.net>
Sent: Saturday, June 23, 2012 8:15 PM
Subject: Re: [udig-devel] About using udig framework with jpa + hibernate
spatial
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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