部署MapViewer到Oracle Application Server上的步骤

Installation InstrUCtions
Oracle, MapViewer and Geospatial data

Download Oracle and MapViewer from www.oracle.com
1. the database software: oracle10g rel2 standard edition 10.2.0.10 for Microsoft Windows 'a'ena-7
2. The application server MapViewer: MapViewer 10.1.2.0.2 kit and Quickstart
Install the oracle software and create the database
- double click on the setup
- Login to DB: installed in C:\oracle\product\10.2.0\mapdb
  (DB installed on machine with static IP preferably)
- login as SYS and conect as SYSDBA
- Name: mapdb (this is the sid)
- Passwd: ???
- Create a DB
  - Administration tab
  - Tablespaces link
  - Create button
  - Object: maptablespace (name the tablespace)
  - Add button
  - mapdata (file on disk. created!)
  - Reuse same file 4G
  - Automatic extend 500MB
- Create a user in DB mapsdb
  - Under "Users & Privileges" select:
  - Users [link] -> mapuser (<- this is the user name)
  - pass l
  - Default Tablespace: maptablespace (from above!)
  - Temporary Tablespace: temp
  - Roles link
  - Edit List link
  - Move "DBA" to the right (this user is dba)
Connecting to oracle:
- Admin user name: SYS
- Connect as SYSDBA
  - To login to admin oracle: http://localhost:1158/em Username: SYS, PassWord: ???, Connect As: SYSDBA
  - To login to mapsdb (our db) http://localhost:1158/em Username: mapuser, Password: l, Connect as: Normal
  - the following I don't use:
  - The iSQL*plus URL is: http://localhost:5560/isqlplus
  - The iSQL*plus DBA URL is: http://localhost:5560/isqlplus/dba
MapViewer Installation
- unzip MapViewer QS (read readme file!! and fix the start.bat)
- It is installed!
- To start MapViewer execute the start.bat in the Directory where unziped
- To login to MapViewer: http://localhost:8888
- To create a password in Mapviewer, read its readme file
- Configure MapViewer to use the right DB all the time.
  - edit the config file in MAPVIEWER_INSTALLATION\oc4j\j2ee\home\applications\mapviewer\web\WEB-INF\conf
  - near the end of the file (see the tags there) place the following:
    Note: map_data_source is the name that your app and Mapviewer use to refer to the db
    Another note: in the passwd field place a ! so that mapviewer will encrypt the passwd next time MapViewer comes up.
    Another note: below the map_data_source is simply a name such as my_dataSource.
    <map_data_source name="maptablespace" jdbc_host="localhost" jdbc_sid="mapdb" jdbc_port="1521" jdbc_user="mapuser" jdbc_password="!l" jdbc_mode="thin" number_of_mappers="3" />
- Import Data
  some additional notes from Farshad
  - esri.com search for Census 200 tuger (census)
    the exacl URL where we downloaded the files is: http://arcdata.esri.com/data/tiger2000/tiger_download.cfm
  - Use second pull down menu to select and download (GEORGIA).
  - County 2000
  - Line Features-Roads
  - Water Polygons
  - see cd for some of the files we have.
  - Java USER APPLICATIONS **AND** IMPORTER JAVA PROGRAM NEED THE FOLLOWING jars:
    - From: \oc4j\j2ee\home\applications\mapviewer\web\WEB-INF\lib
      mvclient.jar (size 134K)
    - From: C:\oracle\product\10.2.0\db_1\md\lib
      sdoapi.jar (size 14K)
    - You need a patched sdoutl.jar. To get this go to:
      - http://www.oracle.com/technology/software/products/spatial/index.Html
      - dounload the Java Kit for the "Oracle Java Shapefile Converter"
      - In this page there is also a readme file.
      - The kit contains the PATCHED sdoutl.jar that you need to:
        
        use to compile/execute your app
        
        use to compile/execute the converter.
        
        it also contains a sample converter file to convert Shape files (from ESRI) into SPATIAL files (oracle format).
    - From: C:\oracle\product\10.2.0\db_1\jdbc\lib (where I installed oracle)
      ojdbc14.jar (size 1501K)
- Create Indexes in the database that the Mapviewer needs:
  Note do this after you import the data in your db.
  - Log in to mapdb.
  - "Tables"
  - in "Object Name" enter GA_Counties (see the importer file on how it names this)
  - Actions -> create index
  - provide a name: COUNTY_GEOM_IDX
  - Click OK
  - Go back and click on the radio "Create index on one or more non-spatial columns"
  - County ....... value 1