com.luciad.format.oracle.spatial

Database ConnectorsClass TLcdOracleSpatialModelEncoder

java.lang.Object

com.luciad.format.oracle.spatial.TLcdOracleSpatialModelEncoder

All Implemented Interfaces:

ILcdModelEncoder, Serializable

@LcdService(service=ILcdModelEncoder.class,
            priority=20000)
public class TLcdOracleSpatialModelEncoder
extends Object
implements ILcdModelEncoder

This ILcdModelEncoder encodes models into Oracle Spatial databases.

A spatial database is accessed based on a set of properties. The properties can be passed in a Properties object, or using a properties file with extension "ora".

The common properties needed to establish a connection and to specify tables, columns, rows, etc. are the same as those for the TLcdOracleSpatialModelDecoder. In addition, the following properties are required:

• SRID the spatial reference ID for the spatial data.
• featureDataTypes.0, ...: the SQL data types of the feature columns. Each featureNames.i must have a corresponding featureDataTypes.i.
• dimensions: the number of dimensions of the geometries in the model. Currently, 2 and 3 dimensional geometries are supported. The default values is 2.
• bounds: the spatial bounds of the model, specified as a comma-separated list of values: "min_x, min_y, width, height".
• dropBeforeCreatingTable (optional, default = * false): if set to true, the encoder will * attempt to drop the spatial table before re-creating it.

Example properties file:

 # The basic database connection properties.
 driver    = oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver
 url       = jdbc:oracle:thin:@myhost:1521:LUCIAD
 user      = scott
 password  = tiger

 # The data of interest.
 table     = COUNTRIES
 geoColumn = GEO

 # The spatial reference ID and the bounds for creating the table.
 SRID = 0
 bounds = 0,10,60,60

 # The feature columns to be decoded.
 featureNames.0 = ID

 # The SQL data types for writing to the table.
 featureDataTypes.0 = INTEGER

 # The index of the feature that can be used as primary key.
 primaryFeatureIndex = 0

 # Optionally close the database connection after each query.
 # Only advisable when using a connection pooling database driver.
 #alwaysCloseConnection = false
 

The encoder supports ILcdShape objects. They are converted to Oracle Spatial objects as follows:

FROM ILcdShape	TO Geometry
ILcdPoint	Point
ILcdPolypoint	GeometryCollection
ILcdPolyline	LineString
ILcdPolygon	Polygon
ILcdComplexPolygon	Polygon
ILcdBounds	Rectangle/Box
ILcdCircle	CurvePolygon
ILcdShapeList	GeometryCollection

Features are retrieved by means of the ILcdFeatured interface, which the objects must implement.

See Also:

Serialized Form

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
TLcdOracleSpatialModelEncoder() Creates a new Oracle Spatial model encoder.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
boolean	canExport(ILcdModel aModel, String aDestinationName) Returns whether the given model can be saved into the database described by the given properties file.
boolean	canSave(ILcdModel aModel) Returns whether the given model can be saved back into the database.
void	export(ILcdModel aModel, Properties aProperties) Exports the given model in a new table, based on the given properties.
void	export(ILcdModel aModel, String aDestinationName) Exports the given model in a new table, based on the properties in the given file.
int	getAutoCommitCount() Returns the number of inserted elements after which an export operation is committed.
String	getDisplayName() Returns a short, displayable name for the format this ILcdModelEncoder encodes to.
void	save(ILcdModel aModel) Saves the given model in its original location, by committing all changes.
void	setAutoCommitCount(int aAutoCommitCount) Sets the number of inserted elements after which an export operation should be committed, periodically.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

TLcdOracleSpatialModelEncoder

public TLcdOracleSpatialModelEncoder()

Creates a new Oracle Spatial model encoder.

Method Detail

setAutoCommitCount

public void setAutoCommitCount(int aAutoCommitCount)

Sets the number of inserted elements after which an export operation should be committed, periodically. The default is 0, meaning that the export operation is only committed when all elements have been inserted. A different value can be useful to avoid overflow of database transaction logs.

getAutoCommitCount

public int getAutoCommitCount()

Returns the number of inserted elements after which an export operation is committed.

getDisplayName

public String getDisplayName()

Description copied from interface: ILcdModelEncoder

Returns a short, displayable name for the format this ILcdModelEncoder encodes to.

Specified by:

getDisplayName in interface ILcdModelEncoder

Returns:

the displayable name of this ILcdModelEncoder.

canExport

public boolean canExport(ILcdModel aModel,
                         String aDestinationName)

Returns whether the given model can be saved into the database described by the given properties file.

Specified by:

canExport in interface ILcdModelEncoder

Parameters:

aModel - the model to be verified.

aDestinationName - the location where the model should be exported to.

Returns:

true if this encoder can export the specified model to the specified location, false otherwise.

See Also:

ILcdModelEncoder.export(com.luciad.model.ILcdModel, java.lang.String)

export

public void export(ILcdModel aModel,
                   String aDestinationName)
            throws IOException,
                   IllegalArgumentException

Exports the given model in a new table, based on the properties in the given file.

Specified by:

export in interface ILcdModelEncoder

Parameters:

aModel - the model to be exported.

aDestinationName - the properties file describing the database table to be created.

Throws:

IOException - for any database access errors. This includes the case where the table already exists.

IllegalArgumentException - if the model cannot be saved by this encoder (!canExport(aModel, aDestinationName)).

export

public void export(ILcdModel aModel,
                   Properties aProperties)
            throws IOException,
                   IllegalArgumentException

Exports the given model in a new table, based on the given properties.

Parameters:

aModel - the model to be exported.

aProperties - the properties describing the database table to be created.

Throws:

IOException - for any database access errors. This includes the case where the table already exists.

IllegalArgumentException

canSave

public boolean canSave(ILcdModel aModel)

Returns whether the given model can be saved back into the database.

Specified by:

canSave in interface ILcdModelEncoder

Parameters:

aModel - the model to be verified.

Returns:

true if this encoder can save the model in the location where it originally came from, false otherwise.

See Also:

ILcdModelEncoder.save(com.luciad.model.ILcdModel)

save

public void save(ILcdModel aModel)
          throws IOException,
                 IllegalArgumentException

Saves the given model in its original location, by committing all changes.

Specified by:

save in interface ILcdModelEncoder

Parameters:

aModel - the database model to be committed.

Throws:

IOException - for any database access errors.

IllegalArgumentException - if the model cannot be saved by this encoder (!canSave(aModel)).