Who is the author of the imagemosaic JDBC plugin?
The ImageMosaic JDBC plugin is authored by Christian Mueller and is part of the geotools library. The full documentation is available here: http://docs.geotools.org/latest/userguide/library/coverage/jdbc/index.html
What kind of images can a mosaic program handle?
The program was tested on bright transmission images coming from a microscope. With this program, the user can combine all the images of a mosaic into one. The program can handle 8bit, 16bit and color (RGB) images. The option of correcting the flaws of the images is also given (See Background Correction).
Who is the user of the JDBC database?
The jdbc user is “postgres”, the password is “postgres”, maxActive and maxIdle are parameters of the apache connection pooling, jdbcUrl and driverClassName are postgres specific. The name of the database is “gis”. If you deploy GeoServer into a J2EE container capable of handling jdbc data sources, a better approach is
How to save coverages in a JDBC database?
Go to Config‣Data‣CoverageStores‣New and fill in the formular Press Submit. Press Apply, then Save to save your changes. Next select Config‣Data‣Coverages‣New and select “osm”. Press New and you will enter the Coverage Editor. Press Submit, Apply and Save.
Where is the location of the Geoserver data dir?
First, find the location of the GEOSERVER_DATA_DIR. This info is contained in the log file when starting GeoServer.: Put all configuration files into the coverages subdirectory of your GeoServer data directory. The location in this example is
What is the name of the database in JDBC?
The location in this example is The jdbc user is “postgres”, the password is “postgres”, maxActive and maxIdle are parameters of the apache connection pooling, jdbcUrl and driverClassName are postgres specific. The name of the database is “gis”.