I have been thinking to write about this subject a while back when project Spincloud was still under development. I was even thinking about making this the first post on my blog. The idea is simple: you have location-based data (POIs for instance) stored in some database (preferably a spatial DB) and now you want to perform a select statement that will indicate the area that should include the points we want. In case of Spincloud's … read on »
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Selecting location data from a spatial database
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- mapping
- spatial DB
Apr. 4th 2009 in java, software — 5 Comments
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