The gt2-postgis.jar file is not the PostGIS jdbc driver as far as I can
tell, so I did not update that file. The postgis.jar file that I
added >to WEB-INF/lib came from the PostGIS 1.0.0 distribution, and it
didn't >replace anything that was already there. I don't think there
was a >PostGIS driver in the GeoServer release, unless I'm missing
something. >And actually I think that's ok - I would not put any jdbc
drivers in the >release. I would just have release notes indicate the
driver versions >tested, and let people go fetch only the ones they
need.
Strange.
1. gt2-postgis.jar -- thats the geotool PostGIS datastore
2. jdbcPostgresql.jar -- thats the Postgresql JDBC driver
You shouldnt need the the PostGIS 1.0.0 distribution postgis.jar. In
fact its very bad if you do. I use postgis with geoserver all the time
just fine and I've never installed the postgis.jar.
Could you try this:
0. bring your servlet container down
1. remove all your postgis jars in lib/ and WEB-INF/lib/ or anywhere
else they might be
2. replace them with new ones from here:
http://svn.refractions.net/geoserver/trunk/geoserver/lib/gt2-postgis.jar
http://svn.refractions.net/geoserver/trunk/geoserver/lib/jdbcPostgres.jar
3. restart your servlet container
4. test
Make sure you remove the postgis.jar -- you shouldnt need it. The above
2 should be all you need.
Thanks,
dave
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