JAVA og Python ... to verdener jeg har forsøgt at holde mig fra. Men der er åbenbart nogen derude som kan finde magien frem ...
/Sik
JAVA and Python ... two worlds I have been effectively avoiding. Apparently some one else out there has found the magic ...
/Sik
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For FeatureServer, this means that it may be possible to write a DataSource which accesses SDE using the ArcSDE Java API, ESRI’s supported method for accessing their SDE databases. One of the purported “holy grails” of the GIS world is RESTful access to SDE databases via lightweight servers — Jython may provide a path to that, if someone is interested in it. (It may be that this has become a moot point with the release of the ESRI 9.3 REST API — I’m not really sure.) This may be a waste of time, but the fact that it *can* be done is interesting to me. [...]
Read more: http://crschmidt.net/blog/340/jython-tilecachefeatureserver-it-just-works/
For FeatureServer, this means that it may be possible to write a DataSource which accesses SDE using the ArcSDE Java API, ESRI’s supported method for accessing their SDE databases. One of the purported “holy grails” of the GIS world is RESTful access to SDE databases via lightweight servers — Jython may provide a path to that, if someone is interested in it. (It may be that this has become a moot point with the release of the ESRI 9.3 REST API — I’m not really sure.) This may be a waste of time, but the fact that it *can* be done is interesting to me. [...]
Read more: http://crschmidt.net/blog/340/jython-tilecachefeatureserver-it-just-works/
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