I have mixed data that includes lines, polygons, curves and curved_polygons.
I want all these features to go into my PostGIS databases, two tables :
- “my_lines” defined as geometry(multicurve)
- “my_surfaces” defined as geometry(multisurface)
Here some remind about Postgis geometries :
- multicurve geometry type allows you to store polylines and curves in the same column
- multisurface geometry allows you to store polygons and curve polygons in the same column
Here is an blog post I wrote on the sibject : https://blog.arthurbazin.com/sig/bien-demarrer-avec-les-sig#types_de_geometries
For reading, no problem at all for FME. For writing, I can specify the geometry type :
If I have polygons, they are casted as multisurfaces and all is good.
But when it comes to dynamic, how can I achieve to set this parameter dynamically ?
I’ve try to use “from first feature” but curvedpolygons objects (even if I cast them to multi) are not mapped to multicurve ou multisurface and I can have polygons as first features (I can not control the order).
Note : for cuves (lines), you can use the pathBuilder to convert it into geometries that will be cast to postgis_multicurve. But nothing for polygons :-(
I’ve try to use “from schema definition” but I can not find a fme_geometry_type that correspond to postgis_multisurface or postgis_multicurve.
I’ve looked into the Postgis.fmf metafile but it seems there is no specific geometry type mapping.
So, is there a way to define a native geometry datatype to use with a dynamic writer ?
