[mapserver-users] Oracle spatial connection binary

[Bjarni Pjetursson]

You can check your binary for oracle spatial support by doing this in
command prompt:
mapserver -v

If you don't see oraclespatial support, you must make your own compile. I
haven't seen a binary with oraclespatial on mapservers homepage (maybe
because the oracle libraries are proprietary...)

I've found a windows mapserver 3.5 with oraclespatial another place though:
http://parvillers.homeip.net/mapserver/mapserver.zip

Haven't had time to compile a 3.6 myself on Windows. If you do, I would like
a copy ;-)

Regards
Bjarni Thor Pjetursson


-----Original Message-----
From: Merlijn Simonse
To: 'mapserver-users at lists.gis.umn.edu'
Sent: 24-07-02 13:17
Subject: [mapserver-users] Oracle spatial connection binary

Hello everyone,

I've been testing Mapserver for some days now and am very enthusiastic
about
its usage and performance. I've downloaded the windows binaries from
http://mapserver.gis.umn.edu/win32binaries.html and did my tests with
shapefiles. I'd also like to test Mapserver with data from Oracle
Spatial
8.1.7. Does anyone know if there is a windows binary available which
support
input from Oracle?
If there isn't a binary available I am going to try to compile it on
windows
myself. Because it's strongly recommended to use one of the precompiled
binaries I hope there is one with Oracle Spatial input. 

Thanks in advance,

Merlijn Simonse