Dear all,
I am currently developing an application for a customer to restore or display routes that have already been calculated.
Therefore, I need to store somehow either WKB, WKT or the plain coordinates. Since storing WKT either than plain coordinates would be quite tricky (huge amount of data), I planned to store WKB.
Storing issue is therefore solved, but unfortunately I cannot convert my stored WKB back to WKT (example WKB is attached) to draw the route in my JavaScript frontend.
Since I could not solve the issue with JavaaScript, I thought about transforming it within my backend written in Java (JTS library). I have tried this with several different routes but always received an "invalid" WKB (not the expected HEX format) which resulted in an IllegalArgumentException.
Is there any possibility to receive a valid WKB in HEX format?
Or does PTV deliver a Java class for the transformation from this WKB I got from the xRoute to a LineString (WKT)?
Many thanks!
Julian Ulonska
WKB to WKT transformation
WKB to WKT transformation
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- example_wkb.txt
- Example WKB
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Re: WKB to WKT transformation
Hello Julian,
your data is not directly WKB, but base64 encoded. You must convert it to a byte array first. Then you can load and write it to WKT. Her a sample using .NET and NetToplogySuite https://github.com/NetTopologySuite/NetTopologySuite. The same sould apply to Java using JTS https://github.com/locationtech/jts.
Oli
your data is not directly WKB, but base64 encoded. You must convert it to a byte array first. Then you can load and write it to WKT. Her a sample using .NET and NetToplogySuite https://github.com/NetTopologySuite/NetTopologySuite. The same sould apply to Java using JTS https://github.com/locationtech/jts.
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var wkb64 = "AAAAAAIAAAB...";
var wkbArray = System.Convert.FromBase64String(wkb64);
var reader = new NetTopologySuite.IO.WKBReader();
var geometry = reader.Read(wkbArray);
var writer = new NetTopologySuite.IO.WKTWriter();
var wkt = writer.Write(geometry); // returns LINESTRING (6.28257322 50.895717408, 6.282400207 50.895799252, ...
Oliver Heilig
Chief Developer Logistic Services
PTV GROUP - Germany
https://github.com/oliverheilig/
Chief Developer Logistic Services
PTV GROUP - Germany
https://github.com/oliverheilig/
Re: WKB to WKT transformation
Hello Oli,
thanks for your fast reply.
Actually this fixed the first problem with illegal argument. Nevertheless, I receive either a ParseException due to "Unknown WKB type 77" or, if I change the tpe during runtime with the debugger, a Java heap space exception.
Not sure if this is a problem with the Java class. Attached you can find my byte array..
thanks for your fast reply.
Actually this fixed the first problem with illegal argument. Nevertheless, I receive either a ParseException due to "Unknown WKB type 77" or, if I change the tpe during runtime with the debugger, a Java heap space exception.
Not sure if this is a problem with the Java class. Attached you can find my byte array..
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String wkb64 = "010200
byte[] wkbArray = Base64.getDecoder().decode(wkb64);
Geometry geometry = new WKBReader().read(wkbArray);
WKTWriter wktWriter = new WKTWriter();
String wkt = wktWriter.write(geometry)
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- example_wkb.txt
- Byte Array from WKB
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- Oliver Heilig
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Re: WKB to WKT transformation
Hello Julian,
- It looks like you are using the hex/string representation for wkb64, and not the base64 encoding as input.
- The wkb-response from xRoute is a base64 encoded string (like in your first attachment).
- The bytes in your second attachment is no valid WKB. The first byte must either be 0 or 1.
Oliver Heilig
Chief Developer Logistic Services
PTV GROUP - Germany
https://github.com/oliverheilig/
Chief Developer Logistic Services
PTV GROUP - Germany
https://github.com/oliverheilig/
Re: WKB to WKT transformation
Good morning,
thank you very much! Finally it worked
thank you very much! Finally it worked