Examples with GeometryTypeInfo eu.esdihumboldt.hale.io.jdbc.extension.internal.GeometryTypeInfo used on opensource projects

Example 1 with GeometryTypeInfo

use of eu.esdihumboldt.hale.io.jdbc.extension.internal.GeometryTypeInfo in project hale by halestudio.

the class JDBCSchemaReader method getOrCreateColumnType.

/**
 * Get or create the type definition for the given column.
 *
 * @param column the column
 * @param overallNamespace the database namespace
 * @param types the type index
 * @param connection the database connection
 * @param tableType the type definition of the table the column is part of
 * @param reporter the reporter
 * @param catalog the catalog for access to other column types
 * @return the type definition for the column type
 */
public static TypeDefinition getOrCreateColumnType(BaseColumn<?> column, final String overallNamespace, DefaultSchema types, Connection connection, TypeDefinition tableType, IOReporter reporter, Catalog catalog) {
    // XXX what about shared types?
    // TODO the size/width info (VARCHAR(_30_)) is in column, the
    // columntype/-name is not sufficient
    // getType();
    ColumnDataType columnType = column.getColumnDataType();
    String localName = columnType.getName();
    QName typeName = new QName(overallNamespace, localName);
    // check for geometry type
    GeometryTypeInfo geomType = GeometryTypeExtension.getInstance().getTypeInfo(columnType.getName(), connection);
    @SuppressWarnings("rawtypes") GeometryAdvisor geomAdvisor = null;
    if (geomType != null) {
        geomAdvisor = geomType.getGeometryAdvisor();
        // determine if a type specifically for this column is needed
        if (!geomAdvisor.isFixedType(columnType)) {
            // must use a specific type definition for this column
            // -> use a type name based on the column
            // new namespace is the table and column name
            String ns = tableType.getName().getNamespaceURI() + '/' + tableType.getName().getLocalPart() + '/' + unquote(column.getName());
            typeName = new QName(ns, localName);
        }
    }
    // check for existing type
    TypeDefinition existing = types.getType(typeName);
    if (existing != null)
        return existing;
    // create new type
    DefaultTypeDefinition type = new DefaultTypeDefinition(typeName);
    type.setConstraint(HasValueFlag.ENABLED);
    CustomType cust = CustomTypeExtension.getInstance().getCustomType(localName, connection);
    /*
		 * Oracle jdbc was returning sqltype -6 for NUMBER data type, but it is
		 * bound to boolean by Types.java class. Configured the sqltype 6 for
		 * NUMBER data type.
		 */
    if (cust != null) {
        type.setConstraint(SQLType.get(cust.getSQLType()));
    } else {
        type.setConstraint(SQLType.get(columnType.getJavaSqlType().getJavaSqlType()));
    }
    if (geomType != null && geomAdvisor != null) {
        // configure geometry type
        @SuppressWarnings("unchecked") Class<? extends Geometry> geomClass = geomAdvisor.configureGeometryColumnType(connection, column, type);
        type.setConstraint(GeometryType.get(geomClass));
        // always a single geometry
        type.setConstraint(Binding.get(GeometryProperty.class));
        // remember advisor for type (used in instance writer)
        type.setConstraint(geomType.getConstraint());
    } else {
        // configure type
        Class<?> binding = null;
        if (cust != null) {
            binding = cust.getBinding();
        } else {
            if (column.getColumnDataType().getJavaSqlType().getJavaSqlType() == Types.ARRAY) {
                // TODO let this be handled by a possible advisor?
                /*
					 * Special handling for arrays.
					 * 
					 * Challenges:
					 * 
					 * - find the type of contained items
					 * 
					 * - determine dimensions and size
					 */
                Class<?> elementBinding;
                // determine type/binding of contained items
                ColumnDataType cdt = column.getColumnDataType();
                ColumnDataType itemType = null;
                String dbTypeName = cdt.getDatabaseSpecificTypeName();
                // prefix and look up type
                if (dbTypeName.startsWith("_")) {
                    String testName = dbTypeName.substring(1);
                    itemType = catalog.getSystemColumnDataType(testName);
                }
                if (itemType == null) {
                    // generic binding
                    elementBinding = Object.class;
                    reporter.error(new IOMessageImpl("Could not determine element type for array column", null));
                } else {
                    elementBinding = itemType.getTypeMappedClass();
                // TODO support custom bindings?
                // XXX probably needed for Oracle?
                }
                // dimensions and size cannot be determined from schema
                // crawler it seems - would need database specific queries
                // (if the info is available at all)
                /*
					 * Postgres:
					 * 
					 * Dimensions and size are not part of the schema, they can
					 * only be determined for a value.
					 */
                // XXX for now, stick to what we can determine
                int dimension = SQLArray.UNKNOWN_DIMENSION;
                String specificTypeName = (itemType != null) ? (itemType.getDatabaseSpecificTypeName()) : (null);
                type.setConstraint(new SQLArray(elementBinding, specificTypeName, dimension, null));
                // set binding
                if (dimension <= 1) {
                    // XXX for now, use this representation also if
                    // dimension is not known
                    // 1-dimensional -> as multiple occurrences
                    binding = elementBinding;
                } else {
                    // XXX use collection or something similar instead?
                    binding = Object.class;
                }
            } else {
                binding = column.getColumnDataType().getTypeMappedClass();
            }
        }
        type.setConstraint(Binding.get(binding));
        type.setConstraint(HasValueFlag.ENABLED);
    }
    if (columnType.getRemarks() != null && !columnType.getRemarks().isEmpty())
        type.setDescription(columnType.getRemarks());
    types.addType(type);
    return type;
}