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  • October 21, 2015
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I have GML like this:

 

 

    <gml:featureMember>

 

        <bt:KR_Obiekt gml:id="ID_707">

 

            <gml:boundedBy xsi:nil="true"/>

 

            <bt:kod>104</bt:kod>

 

            <bt:geometriaKarto>

 

                <gml:LineString srsName="EPSG:2180" gml:id="ID_707">

 

                    <gml:posList>434752.25 710532.47 434752.14 710532.44 434750.4 710531.52 434748.8 710530.31 434747.34 710528.84 434746.03 710527.19 434744.88 710525.4 434743.9 710523.53 434743.08 710521.63 434742.45 710519.77</gml:posList>

 

                </gml:LineString>

 

            </bt:geometriaKarto>

 

            <bt:label>

 

                <bt:KR_Label>

 

                    <bt:tekst>10</bt:tekst>

 

                    <bt:geometriaKarto>

 

                        <gml:LineString srsName="EPSG:2180" gml:id="ID_707">

 

                            <gml:posList>434760.13 710535.12 434770.21 710536.15</gml:posList>

 

                        </gml:LineString>

 

                    </bt:geometriaKarto>

 

                    <bt:kodKarto>10_0010_917</bt:kodKarto>

 

                </bt:KR_Label>

 

            </bt:label>

 

            <bt:warstwa>DEM</bt:warstwa>

 

        </bt:KR_ObiektKarto>

 

    </gml:featureMember>

 

 

I would like to upload to oracle only geometry of my label, without geometry of: <bt:geometriaKarto>, how to do that?

Best answer by takashi

Hi,

 

 

If the unnecessary part is always the first part for every feature, you can decompose each feature with the Deaggregator and then simply filter out the first part by testing the "_part_number" attribute with the Tester.

 

Otherwise, XML operations may be useful. e.g. read the GML document with the XML reader, remove unnecessary elements with some XML transformers such as the XMLUpdater, and then create geometry with the GeometryReplacer.

 

 

Takashi
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  • October 22, 2015
Hi,

 

 

If the unnecessary part is always the first part for every feature, you can decompose each feature with the Deaggregator and then simply filter out the first part by testing the "_part_number" attribute with the Tester.

 

Otherwise, XML operations may be useful. e.g. read the GML document with the XML reader, remove unnecessary elements with some XML transformers such as the XMLUpdater, and then create geometry with the GeometryReplacer.

 

 

Takashi
Why not inspect features with Visual/Data Preview and Feature/Record Information before writing them into a destination dataset?

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