[postgis-users] Can ArcView view the maps stored in postGIS tables?

Christian Schwartze christian.schwartze at uni-jena.de
Wed Nov 28 15:04:00 PST 2007


I had some experiences with programming for ArcSDE using the SDK (Java).
There is also an API for ArcGIS that you can use. Maybe it is a possible
approach for your project like mine - because in connection with PL/Java
for Postgres I wrote stored procedures for retrieving data from ArcSDE.
I also suggest geotools and jts for java developing in spatial context.

Regards,
Christian.    

Am Dienstag, den 27.11.2007, 20:31 -0800 schrieb
kreshna_iceheart at yahoo.com:
> Hi, I'm new in this mailing list and I'm still a
> newbie.
> 
> The organization I'm working for still stores their
> GIS maps in shape files (SHP). Recently, the number of
> SHP files had become unmanageable as the map grows.
> Thus, they're looking for spatial database product to
> store their aps.
> 
> Yesterday I showed postGIS being viewed by Quantum
> GIS, and my superiors became interested in open-source
> spatial database. Problem is, our organization is
> currently using ESRI ArcView, and they are reluctant
> to "migrate" their current viewer to ArcView. Bottom
> line; we has to retain ArcView as their GIS viewer.
> 
> We are not creating our own maps though; the map
> creation is outsourced to third-party GIS consultants,
> so we only use ESRI to view the maps.
> 
> My question is: can ArcView view the map stored in
> postGIS tables? And if they can, is the feature "out
> of the box", or do we need some third-party connector?
> 
> Thanks,
> -Kresh
> 
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