[Gvsig_english] gvSIG now connects to Oracle Spatial

[Wolfgang Qual]

Hello Mario,
it is very cool that there is now the possibility to connect also to Oracle.
I have 2 questions on this extension:
1) The administrator of our oracleDB said that a table for this DB contains at 
least two columns: GEOM of type mdsys.sdo_geometry and OGR_FID, type 
number(38) - is this supported by the new extension?
2) I installed the new extension on a standalone computer, as I do not yet 
have the permission to connect to the database. When I open gvSIG on this 
computer now, I can acces the GeoBD-dialogue in the add-layer dialogue. 
However, I do not see an option Oracle spatial or something like this; only 
HSQLDB, mysql and PostGIS JDBC is displayed- is this ok? Does gvSIG 
automatically add this option, if there's an oracle client installed on the 
machine? gvSIG is installed on a debian sarge machine.

Any comments are appreciated.
Best regards,
Wolfgang

Am Montag 14 Mai 2007 pH:37:17 nachmittags/abends schrieb Mario Carrera:
> geoBD extension that allows access to spatial databases, modifying the
> old interface to access them is available in gvSIG. It also provides the
> Oracle Spatial connector to the spatial database connector already
> existing (PostGIS, MySQL, and HSQLDB) allowing the user to access to a
> any table from either Oracle Spatial or Oracle Locater (since Oracle 9i)
> containing a geometry column of type SDO GEOMETRY.
>
> It is available in the Extensions
> (http://www.gvsig.gva.es/index.php?id=1652&L=2
> <http://www.gvsig.gva.es/index.php?id=1652&L=2>) option from the
> Downloads section of the web page.
>
> Advice: To install this extension you must have correctly installed
> gvSIG 1.0.2 version
>
>
> Regards