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Re: [udig-devel] Re: DB2 and Oracle support
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Jody,
No arcs ;-) The circular arcs are not part of the "Simple Feature" OGC
standard - so nobody in the open standard/source world was that
interested.
Regardless, I have a customer that uses them a lot because road
onramps/offramps
are defined this way in preference to vertex-to-vertex segments.
My library reads the arcs though, and prints out warnings.
It should be noted that the Arcs are really old tech and that most
modern systems use nurbs (as the "arc" ends up being inside all the
control points). I am sure that was way more detail then you cared about.
I have no idea what this means! What is a NURB? What do you mean by an
ARC benig
inside all the control points?
As we look into supporting GML3 (and an associated ISO Geometry
specification) we will have an oppertunity to support arcs.
Does this mean that arcs are in GML3 or some ISO/SQL3 geometry type? So,
is the OGC SFS
the problem more than Oracle Spatial?
If you are interested let us know.
I certainly am!
Jody
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