All Implemented Interfaces:
Auto­Closeable, Localized, Authority­Factory, CRSAuthority­Factory, CSAuthority­Factory, Datum­Authority­Factory, Coordinate­Operation­Authority­Factory, Factory

A geodetic object factory backed by the EPSG database. This class creates JDBC connections to the EPSG database when first needed using the Data­Source specified at construction time. The geodetic objects are cached for reuse and the idle connections are closed after a timeout.

If no data source has been specified to the constructor, then EPSGFactory searches for a default data source in JNDI, or in the directory given by the SIS_DATA environment variable, or in the directory given by the "derby​.system​.home" property, in that order. See the package documentation for more information.

EPSG dataset installation

This class tries to automatically detect the schema that contains the EPSG tables (see SQLTranslator for examples of tables to look for). If the tables are not found, then the install(Connection) method will be invoked for creating the EPSG schema. The install(…) method can perform its work only if the definition files are reachable on the module path, or if the directory containing the files have been specified.

Data Access Object (DAO)

If there is no cached object for a given code, then EPSGFactory creates an EPSGData­Access instance for performing the actual creation work. Developers who need to customize the geodetic object creation can override the new­Data­Access(Connection, SQLTranslator) method in order to return their own EPSGData­Access subclass.
Since:
0.7
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  • Field Details

  • Constructor Details

  • Method Details

    • getCodeSpaces

      public Set<String> getCodeSpaces()
      Returns the namespace of EPSG codes.
      Overrides:
      get­Code­Spaces in class Geodetic­Authority­Factory
      Returns:
      the "EPSG" string in a singleton map.
    • getLocale

      public Locale getLocale()
      Returns the locale used by this factory for producing error messages. This locale does not change the way data are read from the EPSG database.
      Specified by:
      get­Locale in interface Localized
      Returns:
      the locale for error messages.
    • install

      public void install(Connection connection) throws UnavailableFactoryException
      Creates the EPSG schema in the database and populates the tables with geodetic definitions. This method is invoked automatically when new­Data­Access() detects that the EPSG dataset is not installed. Users can also invoke this method explicitly if they wish to force the dataset installation.

      This method uses the following properties from the map specified at construction time:

      • catalog:
        a String giving the name of the database catalog where to create the EPSG schema. If non-null, that catalog shall exist prior this method call (this method does not create any catalog). If no catalog is specified or if the catalog is an empty string, then the EPSG schema will be created without catalog. If the database does not support catalogs in table definitions or in data manipulation, then this property is ignored.
      • schema:
        a String giving the name of the database schema where to create the EPSG tables. That schema shall not exist prior this method call; the schema will be created by this install(…) method. If the schema is an empty string, then the tables will be created without schema. If no schema is specified, then the default schema is "EPSG". If the database does not support schemas in table definitions or in data manipulation, then this property is ignored.
      • script­Provider:
        an Installation­Script­Provider giving the SQL scripts to execute for creating the EPSG database. If no provider is specified, then this method searches on the module path (with Service­Loader) for user-provided implementations of Installation­Script­Provider. If no user-specified provider is found, then this method will search for "EPSG_*Tables​.sql", "EPSG_*Data​.sql" and "EPSG_*FKeys​.sql" files in the $SIS_DATA/Databases/External­Sources directory where * stands for any characters provided that there is no ambiguity.
      The EPSG dataset cannot be distributed with Apache SIS for licensing reasons. Users need to either install the dataset manually (for example with the help of this method), or add on the module path a separated bundle such as the org​.apache​.sis​.referencing​.epsg module. See How to use EPSG geodetic dataset for more information.
      Parameters:
      connection - connection to the database where to create the EPSG schema.
      Throws:
      Unavailable­Factory­Exception - if installation failed. The exception will have a File­Not­Found­Exception cause if a SQL script has not been found (typically because a required resource is not on the module path), an IOException if an I/O error occurred while reading a SQL script, or a SQLException if an error occurred while writing to the database.
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    • newDataAccess

      protected EPSGDataAccess newDataAccess() throws FactoryException
      Creates the factory which will perform the actual geodetic object creation work. This method is invoked automatically when a new worker is required, either because the previous one has been disposed after its timeout or because a new one is required for concurrency.

      The default implementation performs the following steps:

      1. Gets a new connection from the data­Source.
      2. If this method is invoked for the first time, verifies if the EPSG tables exists. If the tables are not found, invokes install(Connection).
      3. Delegates to new­Data­Access(Connection, SQLTranslator), which provides an easier overriding point for subclasses wanting to return a custom EPSGData­Access instance.
      Specified by:
      new­Data­Access in class Concurrent­Authority­Factory<EPSGData­Access>
      Returns:
      Data Access Object (DAO) to use in create­Foo(String) methods.
      Throws:
      Factory­Exception - if the constructor failed to connect to the EPSG database. This exception usually has a SQLException as its cause.
    • newDataAccess

      protected EPSGDataAccess newDataAccess(Connection connection, SQLTranslator translator) throws SQLException
      Creates the factory which will perform the actual geodetic object creation from a given connection. This method is a convenience hook easier to override than new­Data­Access() for subclasses wanting to return instances of their own EPSGData­Access subclass. The default implementation is simply:
      return new EPSGDataAccess(this, connection, translator);
      
      Subclasses can override this method with a similar code but with new EPSGData­Access(…) replaced by new My­Data­Access­Subclass(…).
      Parameters:
      connection - a connection to the EPSG database.
      translator - the translator from the SQL statements using MS-Access dialect to SQL statements using the dialect of the actual database.
      Returns:
      Data Access Object (DAO) to use in create­Foo(String) methods.
      Throws:
      SQLException - if a problem with the database has been detected.
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    • canClose

      protected boolean canClose(EPSGDataAccess factory)
      Returns true if the given Data Access Object (DAO) can be closed. This method is invoked automatically after the timeout if the given DAO has been idle during all that time. The default implementation always returns false if a set returned by EPSGData­Access​.get­Authority­Codes(Class) is still in use.
      Overrides:
      can­Close in class Concurrent­Authority­Factory<EPSGData­Access>
      Parameters:
      factory - the Data Access Object which is about to be closed.
      Returns:
      true if the given Data Access Object can be closed.
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    • isCacheable

      protected boolean isCacheable(String code, Object object)
      Returns whether the given object can be cached. This method is invoked after EPSGData­Access created a new object not previously in the cache.
      Overrides:
      is­Cacheable in class Concurrent­Authority­Factory<EPSGData­Access>
      Parameters:
      code - the authority code specified by the caller for creating an object.
      object - the object created for the given authority code.
      Returns:
      whether the given object should be cached.
      Since:
      0.8
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