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 Post subject: Oracle Spatial Datatype
PostPosted: Mon Jul 12, 2004 12:38 pm 
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Hi, a quick question to the experts....

Can Hibernate be configured to support non-standard SQL datatypes? In particular, I'm planning on using the Oracle spatial extensions which add a new column type to Oracle to hold geographical GIS-style data.

If this is possible, how's it achieved as I'd like to test it!

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Write a custom UserType/CompositeUserType and use the same code you'd use with straight JDBC.

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