Has anybody any simple, step by step instructions on how to get the oracle datastore to work.
I keep getting a SEVERE log message saying FeatureTypeInfo bfora:::LOCATIONS ignored - as DataStore bfora is unavailable:org.geotools.data.SchemaNotFoundException: Feature type could not be found for LOCATIONS.
How do i tell geoserver which table to look at and what the columns are (assuming it cannot look this up from the database)
I am getting a connection made to the database.
what is the schema parameter to the oracle datastore - is it the database schema name?
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Has anybody any simple, step by step instructions on how to get the
oracle
datastore to work.
The general GeoServer documentation combined with http://geoserver.sourceforge.net/documentation/user/advanced.htm#oracle
should have enough answers. Let me know what more information should
be put in there. Or we could make a full page of simple oracle
instructions... Sean is the oracle maintainer, so he may be able to
provide better answers.
I keep getting a SEVERE log message saying FeatureTypeInfo
bfora:::LOCATIONS
ignored - as DataStore bfora is
unavailable:org.geotools.data.SchemaNotFoundException: Feature type
could
not be found for LOCATIONS.
How do i tell geoserver which table to look at and what the columns
are
(assuming it cannot look this up from the database)
The table to look up should be the <name> element in the featureType's
info.xml file, and it should refer to the oracel datastore. The schema
stuff has been the source of a few problems, you may try just leaving
it out all together - but yes, I think it is the database schema name,
but it's only really necessary if you have two tables of the same name
in different schemas.
hope this helps,
Chris
I am getting a connection made to the database.
what is the schema parameter to the oracle datastore - is it the
database
schema name?
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Has anybody any simple, step by step instructions on how to get the
oracle datastore to work.
The general GeoServer documentation combined with http://geoserver.sourceforge.net/documentation/user/advanced.htm#oracle
should have enough answers. Let me know what more information should
be put in there. Or we could make a full page of simple oracle
instructions... Sean is the oracle maintainer, so he may be able to
provide better answers.
Chris I spent a half hour with Pati (she was testing for us yesterday) not getting oracle to work. I am thinking of *not* including the oracle datastore in the war file.
We can then modify the instructions for the use of oracle to be the inclusion of three jars not two.