[postgis-devel] postgis and hibernate

[Chris Hodgson]

I would hope that hibernatespatial solves your problem best now. 
However, as an alternative, I presented the method I used (prior to the 
  release of hibernatespatial) at foss4g2007:

http://www.foss4g2007.org/presentations/view.php?abstract_id=118

It was a straightforward adaptation of one of the the postgis hibernate 
datatypes that is available in the postgis SVN, to feed directly into 
JTS geometries instead of native "postgis" Java objects.

Chris

Dave Potts wrote:
> Whats the recommed way of using hibernate with postgis?
> 
> Is it to use Norman Bakers postgis data type or would I be better off 
> having a look at the Hibernate spatial project at 
> http://www.hibernatespatial.org.
> 
> I would perfer to juse Normas method because the source is avaible and 
> does, require the jts library, although I am having some slight problems 
> with the setParameter method.
> 
> 
> Its possible for me to query objects that already exist in the database, 
> possible for me load items from the database.  But if I use the 
> setParamter request to copy a valid geometry object in, I get an 
> PSQLException quoting a parse error suggesting an invalid geoemtry and 
> an X000 error from postgres.
> 
> Dave.
> 
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