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http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/database/sql_developer/index.htmlMapviewer serves for the display of maps with navigation and other functionality, but we need s.th. to compile the maps, layers, styles, etc. -
for that purpose Oracle provides for a tool called Mapbuilder:
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M A P B U I L D E R - as part of the Oracle Application Server 10.1.3
It looks like:
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S Q L - D e v e l o p e r and GEORAPTOR
GEORAPTOR is a very useful extension of SQL Developer to verify the correctness of spatial data in tables:
How to add the GEORAPTOR extension to SQL-Developer?
--> Help --> Update Center --> [Add] --> Name: Georaptor --> paste this as "file location" :
'http://testnext.com/oracle/sqldeveloper/georaptor-20070207/install.xml' and OK
Then you shud see this view in SQL Developer:
Georaptor documentation you'll find here - thanks to Matic Petek !
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Mapviewer2test
Do you want to know how many map requests your Oracle MapViewer service can handle? Mapviewer2test is the load anda stressvery testinguseful tool dedicated to Oracle MapViewer. With Mapviewer2test you can obtain an accurate picture of end-to-end performance and identify performance bottlenecks before go-live.Mapviewer2test supports allverifyhow releases of MapViewermany (includingmap 11g)requests and(xml, allmaps, protocols,wms) i.e.your Oracle Maps, MapViewer XMLservice andcan MapViewerhandle.
It looks WMS.like:
for that purpose Oracle provides for a tool called Mapbuilder:
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M A P B U I L D E R - as part of the Oracle Application Server 10.1.3
 | Download the Map Builder kit—The new Map Builder desktop application |
It looks like:
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S Q L - D e v e l o p e r and GEORAPTOR
GEORAPTOR is a very useful extension of SQL Developer to verify the correctness of spatial data in tables:
How to add the GEORAPTOR extension to SQL-Developer?
--> Help --> Update Center --> [Add] --> Name: Georaptor --> paste this as "file location" :
'http://testnext.com/oracle/sqldeveloper/georaptor-20070207/install.xml' and OK
Then you shud see this view in SQL Developer:
Georaptor documentation you'll find here - thanks to Matic Petek !
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Mapviewer2test
Do you want to know how many map requests your Oracle MapViewer service can handle? Mapviewer2test is the load anda stressvery testinguseful tool dedicated to Oracle MapViewer. With Mapviewer2test you can obtain an accurate picture of end-to-end performance and identify performance bottlenecks before go-live.Mapviewer2test supports allverifyhow releases of MapViewermany (includingmap 11g)requests and(xml, allmaps, protocols,wms) i.e.your Oracle Maps, MapViewer XMLservice andcan MapViewerhandle.
It looks WMS.like:
