Transforming non-theme data in Mapviewer
Hi,
We have generated a request to display a linestring over the top of a map base. At each end of the linestring are a marker to denote the start and end of the string. The challenge arises when we transform the map base to a desired projection (SRID=82473) and the markers disappear even though we specify the SRID of the source data. (see attempt 1 below)
We have found that if we put all data into separate themes, then we are able to transform the data. Is this the only way we can achieve this result?
Does anyone have any thoughts on transforming objects within a geoFeature tag as ideally we would like to have the linstring and both markers defined as such? The use of themes will limit the number of vertices that the linestring can contain in this approach and we are trying to avoid placing the linestring itself in a database table.
All thoughts most welcome.
Regards,
Ross.
I have provided the code (which should work for a standard mvdemo dataset) showing our attempts below. The default markers will be shown in place of the ones listed below.
In the first pass we place the linestring in a theme so that we can use bounding_themes to determine the MBR of the map.
<h3>First attempt - Theme for linestring and two geoFeatures</h3>
<PRE>
<?xml version="1.0" standalone="yes"?>
<map_request
basemap="demo_map"
datasource = "mvdemo"
srid="82473"
width="240"
height="240"
bgcolor="#a6cae0"
antialiase="false"
format="PNG_STREAM"
>
<bounding_themes border_margin="0.10">themedual</bounding_themes>
<themes>
<theme name="themedual" min_scale="0.01" max_scale="0.0">
<jdbc_query
datasource="mvdemo"
jdbc_srid="8311"
spatial_column="shape"
render_style="L.HIGHLIGHT">
SELECT sdo_geometry(2002,8311,null,
sdo_elem_info_array(1,2,1),
sdo_ordinate_array(
144.997068092,-37.826403775, 145.00755365, -37.827558225, 144.98513, -37.82379, 144.966967508, -37.818308625, 144.96673272733534, -37.816495846193874, 144.96673272733534, -37.816495846193874, 144.96505178008726, -37.812653681055416, 144.96265042687574, -37.80737070399003, 144.9612096149488, -37.80040677967658
)) shape from dual
</jdbc_query>
</theme>
</themes>
<geoFeature render_style="M.GREEN_STAR" label="Start">
<geometricProperty typeName="center">
<Point srsName="SDO:8311">
<coordinates>144.997068092 -37.826403775</coordinates>
</Point>
</geometricProperty>
</geoFeature>
<geoFeature render_style="M.RED_STAR" label="End">
<geometricProperty typeName="center">
<Point srsName="SDO:8311">
<coordinates>144.9612096149488 -37.80040677967658</coordinates>
</Point>
</geometricProperty>
</geoFeature>
</map_request>
</PRE>
<h3>Second attempt - Place all features in separate themes</h3>
This attempt places the linstring and the markers into separate themes which allows the objects to be transformed.
<PRE>
<?xml version="1.0" standalone="yes"?>
<map_request
basemap="demo_map"
datasource = "mvdemo"
srid="82473"
width="240"
height="240"
bgcolor="#a6cae0"
antialiase="false"
format="PNG_STREAM"
>
<bounding_themes border_margin="0.10">themedual,startpt,endpt</bounding_themes>
<themes>
<theme name="themedual" min_scale="0.01" max_scale="0.0">
<jdbc_query
datasource="mvdemo"
jdbc_srid="8311"
spatial_column="shape"
render_style="L.HIGHLIGHT">
SELECT sdo_geometry(2002,8311,null,
sdo_elem_info_array(1,2,1),
sdo_ordinate_array(
144.997068092,-37.826403775, 145.00755365, -37.827558225, 144.98513, -37.82379, 144.966967508, -37.818308625, 144.96673272733534, -37.816495846193874, 144.96673272733534, -37.816495846193874, 144.96505178008726, -37.812653681055416, 144.96265042687574, -37.80737070399003, 144.9612096149488, -37.80040677967658
)) shape from dual
</jdbc_query>
</theme>
<theme name="startpt">
<jdbc_query
datasource="mvdemo"
jdbc_srid="8311"
spatial_column="shape"
render_style="M.GREEN_STAR"
label_style="T.LOCATION">
SELECT sdo_geometry(2001,8311,
sdo_point_type(144.997068092, -37.826403775,0),null,null)
shape from dual
</jdbc_query>
</theme>
<theme name="endpt">
<jdbc_query
datasource="mvdemo"
jdbc_srid="8311"
spatial_column="shape"
render_style="M.RED_STAR"
label_style="T.LOCATION">
SELECT sdo_geometry(2001,8311,
sdo_point_type(144.9612096149488, -37.80040677967658,0),null,null)
shape from dual
</jdbc_query>
</theme>
</themes>
</map_request>
</PRE>
[re-posted with formatting]
Hi,
We have generated a request to display a linestring over the top of a map base. At each end of the linestring are a marker to denote the start and end of the string. The challenge arises when we transform the map base to a desired projection (SRID=82473) and the markers disappear even though we specify the SRID of the source data. (see attempt 1 below)
We have found that if we put all data into separate themes, then we are able to transform the data. Is this the only way we can achieve this result?
Does anyone have any thoughts on transforming objects within a geoFeature tag as ideally we would like to have the linstring and both markers defined as such? The use of themes will limit the number of vertices that the linestring can contain in this approach and we are trying to avoid placing the linestring itself in a database table.
All thoughts most welcome.
Regards, Ross.
In the first pass we place the linestring in a theme so that we can use bounding_themes to determine the MBR of the map.
First attempt - Theme for linestring and two geoFeatures
<?xml version="1.0" standalone="yes"?>
<map_request
basemap="demo_map"
datasource = "mvdemo"
srid="82473"
width="240"
height="240"
bgcolor="#a6cae0"
antialiase="false"
format="PNG_STREAM"
>
<bounding_themes border_margin="0.10">themedual</bounding_themes>
<themes>
<theme name="themedual" min_scale="0.01" max_scale="0.0">
<jdbc_query
datasource="mvdemo"
jdbc_srid="8311"
spatial_column="shape"
render_style="L.HIGHLIGHT">
SELECT sdo_geometry(2002,8311,null,
sdo_elem_info_array(1,2,1),
sdo_ordinate_array(
144.997068092,-37.826403775, 145.00755365, -37.827558225, 144.98513, -37.82379, 144.966967508, -37.818308625, 144.96673272733534, -37.816495846193874, 144.96673272733534, -37.816495846193874, 144.96505178008726, -37.812653681055416, 144.96265042687574, -37.80737070399003, 144.9612096149488, -37.80040677967658
)) shape from dual
</jdbc_query>
</theme>
</themes>
<geoFeature render_style="M.GREEN_STAR" label="Start">
<geometricProperty typeName="center">
<Point srsName="SDO:8311">
<coordinates>144.997068092 -37.826403775</coordinates>
</Point>
</geometricProperty>
</geoFeature>
<geoFeature render_style="M.RED_STAR" label="End">
<geometricProperty typeName="center">
<Point srsName="SDO:8311">
<coordinates>144.9612096149488 -37.80040677967658</coordinates>
</Point>
</geometricProperty>
</geoFeature>
</map_request>
Second attempt - Place all features in separate themes
This attempt places the linstring and the markers into separate themes which allows the objects to be transformed.
<?xml version="1.0" standalone="yes"?>
<map_request
basemap="demo_map"
datasource = "mvdemo"
srid="82473"
width="240"
height="240"
bgcolor="#a6cae0"
antialiase="false"
format="PNG_STREAM"
>
<bounding_themes border_margin="0.10">themedual,startpt,endpt</bounding_themes>
<themes>
<theme name="themedual" min_scale="0.01" max_scale="0.0">
<jdbc_query
datasource="mvdemo"
jdbc_srid="8311"
spatial_column="shape"
render_style="L.HIGHLIGHT">
SELECT sdo_geometry(2002,8311,null,
sdo_elem_info_array(1,2,1),
sdo_ordinate_array(
144.997068092,-37.826403775, 145.00755365, -37.827558225, 144.98513, -37.82379, 144.966967508, -37.818308625, 144.96673272733534, -37.816495846193874, 144.96673272733534, -37.816495846193874, 144.96505178008726, -37.812653681055416, 144.96265042687574, -37.80737070399003, 144.9612096149488, -37.80040677967658
)) shape from dual
</jdbc_query>
</theme>
<theme name="startpt">
<jdbc_query
datasource="mvdemo"
jdbc_srid="8311"
spatial_column="shape"
render_style="M.GREEN_STAR"
label_style="T.LOCATION">
SELECT sdo_geometry(2001,8311,
sdo_point_type(144.997068092, -37.826403775,0),null,null)
shape from dual
</jdbc_query>
</theme>
<theme name="endpt">
<jdbc_query
datasource="mvdemo"
jdbc_srid="8311"
spatial_column="shape"
render_style="M.RED_STAR"
label_style="T.LOCATION">
SELECT sdo_geometry(2001,8311,
sdo_point_type(144.9612096149488, -37.80040677967658,0),null,null)
shape from dual
</jdbc_query>
</theme>
</themes>
</map_request>
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INSERT INTO CFG_PERSON_SKILL_VALUES(USER_ID,SKILL_NM,SKILL_LEVEL)VALUES('SEW1','SPSC_BOAT',1)
INSERT INTO CFG_PERSON_SKILL_VALUES(USER_ID,SKILL_NM,SKILL_LEVEL)VALUES('PRATT2','SPANISH',9)
INSERT INTO CFG_PERSON_SKILL_VALUES(USER_ID,SKILL_NM,SKILL_LEVEL)VALUES('PRATT2','HELPDESK',2)
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3 ROBERTS,CHRIS ROBERT1 SPSC_FOUNDATIONAL
3 ROBERTS,CHRIS ROBERT1 SPSC_MODERATE
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Mapping deploy for Non-Oracle Data Source hangs
Hi All,
I am trying to deploy mapping for Non-Oracle Data Source and it hangs.
Oracle version is 10.2.0.3 and OWB version is 10.2.0.1.3.1
It would be really appreciated if you can help.
Thanks!
PS.That helpes quite a bit. I still can't get the app to retrieve data, but I am getting a more useful message in the log:
[Error in allocating a connection. Cause: Connection could not be allocated because: ORA-01017: invalid username/password; logon denied]
As you suggested, I removed the <default-resource-principal> stuff from sun-web.xml and modified it to match your example. Additionally, I changed the <res-ref-name> in web.xml from "jdbc/jdbc-simple" to "jdbc/oracle-dev".
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By the way, this is the 4th quarter 2004 release of app server. Would it be beneficial to move to the Q1 2005 beta?
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Why Essbase database can store only "numeric" data is there any workaround to store "non-numeric" data in EssbaseTo expand on this, an analytical view of such data is questionable. While you could aggregate/consolidate and even analyze non-numeric (i.e. categorical responses), the business needs of such analysis are almost always better served with more appropriate tools.
Compare this with regions, time, accounts -- where the structure of the database has an inherent consolidation or mathematical relationship. Deriving value from these numeric relationships is where multidimension analysis thrives.
With text information, you would need to create artificial relationships for the different "values" that at best represent weighted values, not completely useless but again, the right tool would do you better. It seems to me like another case of using a hammer to pound a screw in because the screw driver is still in the tool box.
Some over-eager (read: young) essbase developers love to throw the database logs into essbase cubes, too -- which is rather silly to me (if they don't have enough to keep them busy answering the user's needs, perhaps they should look for additional users...). The two issues have one thing in common: allowing the technology to dictate effort, rather than responding to a business need with targeted solutions.
Hmmm, maybe I'll create a cube to store the number of added members by dimension and the database statistics across time so I can prove to my boss that I'm wasting enough time on boondoggles every day. Well, at least THAT data is numeric...
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Can you use SQL Developer against non Oracle data bases?
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Look, SQL Developer has got to be a 'gateway' into Oracle DBs from other databases. JDBC allows simple introspection and execution of SQL commands. So the 'explain' button won't be available, or some of the DDL stuff, big deal! Let them get a taste of what they are missing by not having an Oracle database.
If we can get non-Oracle developers (especially MS SQL Server) to use SQL Developer it will expose them to the superiority of the Oracle DB server.
If they have heterogenous services installed they are already an Oracle customer -- we have little additional DB server sale opportunity there. SQL Developer is a really sweet tool and it could be a real draw into the DB server sales.
SQL Developer must be easily usable by non-Oracle customers in order to help us sell the DB server to them! -
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Can any one let me know do BODS able to cleanse data with out using cleansing content provided by SAP??
Basically I am going to cleanse non-address data.. so how can I cleanse and enhance the data??
Thanks
RajeevHi Rajeev,
Depending on the kind of data, you might be able to do additional cleansing using Universal Data Cleanse transform. This transform comes with some cleansing content which will help parse Name/Firm/Title data. In addition to that you can also parse dates, phones, SSN, emails.
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HTH,
Sarthak -
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server1\myDataBase
server1\SAP\sapDataBases
in sapDataBases I have about 30 company databases. I am trying to create a report, that gets informatino from a table/view/SP from server1\myDataBase, when I try to PREVIEW or SAVE such report on SAP Business One, I always get errors as
I understand that this eerror means taht I can't invoke the data from out of SAP; it needs to be inside SAP (at least the SP, incoking some other data bases and stuff..)
Some bodies have told me that it is beacuase I can only create a report from a table/view/sp that resides in the running/currently SAP company database. Is this right?
Also, If this is the case, this means that If I have an SP taht I use for a crystal report, and 30 companies, I have to create such SP in the 30 companies?
This is my software details:
SQL Server 2012
SAP Business One 9 PL 11
SAP BusinessObjects Crystal Reports 2013 Support Pack 2 version 14.1.2.1121
What I want to do is to create a non-SAP data base to create all the SPs/Views for reports, to centralize it, and the just create one reporte and do the 30-imports in each company database, without the need of creating such sps/views in each company-database. Is this possible?
ThanksMoved to Integration Kit forum.
The people in this forum will know more about the data structure than the CR Design forum which typically doesn't know much about the SAP Data sources Structure.
Don -
How to create a sales order having incomplete non-sap data as input start
We have facing the following problem in our company. We have a non-SAP system where we pull data from. We built a webservice that enables a user to pull data from the non-sap sustem by entering a key value (e.g. project number). Pulling the non-sap data is not a problem. However, once the user have pulled the data via the webservice, this data (e.g. material number, qty and sales unit) needs to be transfered to the va01 screen directly. The user will have to complete the missing master data like sold to party, ship to party, customer PO number etc. Then by hitting enter standard SAP will run and if everything is OK, the user has to save the order and a sales order number will be created. We know there a lot of techniques that can be used like Idoc, BAPI, XML, RFC. We have XI, Adobe and Portal available. Does somebody have an idea for a solid solution to get this to work?
kind regards
Angelique HeutinckYou want to Create Sales Order thru VA01 after puling the data from NonSAP system. Moreover you want that the Incomplete Sales Order will be saved.
if thats the requirement - I ll suggest
While doing VA01 - start from Create with reference Sales order. in that case default Sales Orders will be automatically created and using the BDC you can change the items or Customers you want to change. Once the Order number is created properly - u r free to change eveything of that Order.
Otherwise calling BAPI / RFC for creating the sales orders is the most safest way of achieving it. But again if you dont have the complete data - calling RFC or BAPI does not make much sense. because they will fail to create the Sales Order in case u dont fill up the mandatory fields.
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