Re: Urgent. Help needed - Mailing list pgsql-jdbc
From | Dave Cramer |
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Subject | Re: Urgent. Help needed |
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Msg-id | 491f66a50912221056o3b028dfia21f6fe6d5d06c7a@mail.gmail.com Whole thread Raw |
In response to | Re: Urgent. Help needed (MILTOS MILTIADOUS <mmiltiadous0@gmail.com>) |
List | pgsql-jdbc |
Sorry for top posting, but is there an error message ? Dave On Tue, Dec 22, 2009 at 4:07 AM, MILTOS MILTIADOUS <mmiltiadous0@gmail.com> wrote: > Hello everyone. > > I am in the final stage of completing my postgraduate thesis LBS & > mobile GIS application. > I have a web server application (restlet style), a google android > client and a postgres/postgis DB. I am using postgres plus ver 8.3. > The web server and the postgres server are installed on a IBM lenovo > T500 notebook, 4G RAM, 2,80 GHz intel core duo, on windows XP PRO O/S > > For a couple days now, I am trying to call a pl/pgsql stored function > using jdbc api which returns a setof rowtype (user defined). > I have to point out that the specific function is running perfectly in > pg ADMIN III. > > I am calling the following function --> > > CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION myLocationWrapperFunction(IN is_thematic > boolean, IN poi_type integer, IN requires_table_name boolean, IN > accuracy integer, > IN lon double precision, IN lat double precision, IN user_profile_id > integer) RETURNS SETOF locationBestResults AS $$ > > DECLARE > .. > .. > .. > <function body> > .. > .. > .. > RETURN; > END; > $$ LANGUAGE 'plpgsql' VOLATILE STRICT; > > According what I search and study till now, I am trying to call the > function which is found in an xml document on server side using JDBC > API (jar jdbc3 ver 6xxx) methods Statement or PrepareStatement. The > function executes normally various insertations on DB tables, calls > nested functions, creates temporary table, and in localhost (testing > environment) I receive back an HTTP POST status 200 (OK) but without > content (empty entity result). > > The define rowtype is : > > CREATE TYPE locationBestResults AS( > poi_name varchar, > address_street varchar, > address_num integer, > address_zip integer, > phone_num varchar, > image bytea, > image_title varchar, > description varchar, > doc varchar, > link varchar, > status varchar > ); > > I imagine the problem has to do with the correct syntax of the current > function. I using the following query to call the function in PG ADMIN > III: > > select * from myLocationWrapperFunction(false, 0, false, 5, > 33.0415, 34.6723, 71); > > In xml document the function is written as > > <query setProfile="false" thematic_myLocation="false" >SELECT * FROM > myLocationWrapperFunction(false, '$poi_type$', false, > '$positional_accuracy$', '$longitude$', '$latitude$', > '$observer_profileid$');</query> > > I am using StringTemplate to catch and save the input parameters in a > string template which are send via HTTP POST client request (parameter > body). > > > Also, I tried a lot of other methods as > > <query setProfile="false" thematic_myLocation="false" >SELECT > poi_name,address_street,address_num,address_zip, > phone_num,image,image_title,description,doc,link,status > FROM myLocationWrapperFunction(false, '$poi_type$', false, > '$positional_accuracy$', '$longitude$', '$latitude$', > '$observer_profileid$');</query> > > Additionaly, > > I tried to cast ouput result columns data types without effect > > > Thank u. > > -- > Sent via pgsql-jdbc mailing list (pgsql-jdbc@postgresql.org) > To make changes to your subscription: > http://www.postgresql.org/mailpref/pgsql-jdbc >
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