如何使用 Java JDBC PreparedStatement 占位符将 GeoJSON 多边形插入到 PostGIS 中？

Question

如果您正在使用 javascript 库 "Leaflet" 及其插件 "Draw"，那么您可以检索 geojson，如下所示：

{
    "type" : "Polygon",
    "coordinates" : [ [ [ 13.95938491821289, 53.41329518072117 ], [ 14.955865859985348, 54.412618223375205 ], [ 13.9606294631958, 54.4120067663998 ], [ 13.95938491821289, 53.41329518072117 ] ] ]
}

如果您将 json 如上所述发送到网络服务器（使用 Java 代码，例如 Play Framework）我想知道在不使用的情况下将其插入或更新到 postgis 数据库中的最简单方法用于创建 sql 字符串的字符串连接。事实上，它可以创建具有上述结构的 SQL 字符串，但您想避免字符串连接，这就是我提出有关如何改用 PreparedStatement 占位符的问题的原因。例如，以下 SQL 代码可以直接从 pgAdmin 执行（也可以通过 JDBC 代码）：

UPDATE polygons
SET 
    geom = ST_SetSRID(ST_GeomFromGeoJSON
    ('{
            "type" : "Polygon",
            "coordinates" : [ [ [ 13.95938491821289, 53.41329518072117 ], [ 14.955865859985348, 54.412618223375205 ], [ 13.9606294631958, 54.4120067663998 ], [ 13.95938491821289, 53.41329518072117 ] ] ]
    }'), 26918)  
WHERE polygonid = 1;

但是，正如大多数开发人员所了解的那样，我们应该避免字符串连接，而是使用占位符，例如如果使用 PreparedStatement（或者例如 JdbcTemplate 如果使用 Spring Framework）。

下面是一些代码来说明什么有效，什么无效。

我正在使用的 PostGIS 数据库 table 是使用以下语句创建的：

CREATE TABLE polygons (
  polygonid serial NOT NULL,
  geom geometry(Polygon,26918),
  CONSTRAINT polygon_pkey PRIMARY KEY (polygonid)
);

在我的 Maven 文件中 pom.xml 我正在使用这个依赖项：

<dependency>
    <groupId>net.postgis</groupId>
    <artifactId>postgis-jdbc</artifactId>
    <version>2.2.0</version>
</dependency>

Java代码：

import java.sql.*;
import org.postgis.PGgeometry;
...
// For verbosity reasons, I am below not including 
// any try/catch/throw statements or any closings of connections/statements/recordsets

String url = "jdbc:postgresql://localhost:5432/nameOfYourDatabase";
Connection connection = DriverManager.getConnection(url, "postgres", "[YOUR_PASSWORD]");    

// First below is some SQL query code which works and thus 
// proves that the setup with jar files and database connection indeed works:    
long maxPolygonId  = 100L;
PreparedStatement ps = connection.prepareStatement(
    "SELECT polygonid , geom FROM polygons WHERE polygonid < ?"
);
ps.setLong(1, maxPolygonId);
ResultSet rs = ps.executeQuery();
while(rs.next()) {
    long polygonId = rs.getLong(1);
    // Actually it works to use PGgeometry as below WITHOUT first having to do 
    // "((org.postgresql.PGConnection)conn).addDataType("geometry",Class.forName("org.postgis.PGgeometry"));" 
    // as currently documented at http://postgis.net/docs/ch06.html#idp48666800
    PGgeometry geom = (PGgeometry)rs.getObject(2); 
    System.out.println("polygonId: " + polygonId);
    System.out.println("geom: " + geom); // e.g. "geom: SRID=26918;POLYGON((17.9661226272583 59.41375375704178, ... ,17.9661226272583 59.41375375704178))"
}        

// Below is some code that also indeed works fine but it uses string 
// concatenation for the json string instead of placeholder which I want to use instead   
String geoJson = 
    "   {   " +
    "       \"type\" : \"Polygon\",  " +
    "       \"coordinates\" : [ [ [ 13.95938491821289, 53.41329518072117 ], [ 14.955865859985348, 54.412618223375205 ], [ 13.9606294631958, 54.4120067663998 ], [ 13.95938491821289, 53.41329518072117 ] ] ]  " +
    "   }  ";                   
String sqlUpdatingWithGeoJson = 
        "  UPDATE polygons  " +
        "   SET  " +
        "       geom = ST_SetSRID(ST_GeomFromGeoJSON  " +
        "       ('  " +
                    geoJson + 
        "       '), 26918)  " +
        "   WHERE polygonid = ?  ";
long idForPolygonToUpdate = 1L;
ps = connection.prepareStatement(sqlUpdatingWithGeoJson);
ps.setLong(1, idForPolygonToUpdate);
ps.executeUpdate();

// Below is some code which does NOT work when I am trying 
// to use placeholder instead of string concatenation as above 
String sqlUpdatingWithGeoJsonAsPlaceHolder = 
        "  UPDATE polygons  " +
        "   SET  " +
        "       geom = ST_SetSRID(ST_GeomFromGeoJSON  " +
        "       ('  " +
                    " ? " + // NOTE that this line is the difference with the sql update string above ! 
        "       '), 26918)  " +
        "   WHERE polygonid = ?  ";         

ps = connection.prepareStatement(sqlUpdatingWithGeoJsonAsPlaceHolder);
ps.setString(1, geoJson);
ps.setLong(2, idForPolygonToUpdate);
// The above row results in the exception below
// org.postgresql.util.PSQLException: The column index is out of range: 2, number of columns: 1.            
ps.executeUpdate();               


// Below I instead tried  to replace the whole expression as a string to be set 
// through the placeholder but it does NOT work neither  
String geomValue =
        "       ST_SetSRID(ST_GeomFromGeoJSON  " +
        "       ('  " +
                    geoJson + 
        "       '), 26918)  ";          
String sqlUpdatingWithPostGisStatementForPlaceHolder = 
        "  UPDATE polygons  " +
        "   SET  " +
        "       geom = ?  " +
        "   WHERE polygonid = ?  ";
ps = connection.prepareStatement(sqlUpdatingWithPostGisStatementForPlaceHolder);
ps.setString(1, geomValue); // I have also tried setObject instead of setString here
ps.setLong(2, idForPolygonToUpdate);
// The above row also results in the same exception as previous above i.e. below exception:
// org.postgresql.util.PSQLException: The column index is out of range: 2, number of columns: 1.    
ps.executeUpdate();

也许解决方案是将 json 字符串转换为一些可以理解的 Java 对象通过 PostGIS/PostgreSQL JDBC 驱动程序，然后使用方法 "prepareStatement.setObject"，但是那个 Java 对象应该使用什么类型，你如何轻松地将 json 字符串转换成这样的对象？

Answer 1

String sqlUpdatingWithGeoJsonAsPlaceHolder = 
        "  UPDATE polygons  " +
        "   SET  " +
        "       geom = ST_SetSRID(ST_GeomFromGeoJSON(?), 26918)  " +
        "   WHERE polygonid = ?  ";         

ps = connection.prepareStatement(sqlUpdatingWithGeoJsonAsPlaceHolder);
ps.setString(1, geoJson);
ps.setLong(2, idForPolygonToUpdate);      
ps.executeUpdate();

这个应该可以工作：您将 geojson 作为字符串传递。函数 ST_GeomFromGeoJSON 需要一个字符串作为第一个参数，因此可以准备和执行该语句。

你得到这个错误是因为你引用了问号。这样，问号就不会被解释为占位符！

如何使用 Java JDBC PreparedStatement 占位符将 GeoJSON 多边形插入到 PostGIS 中？

How can you insert GeoJSON polygon into PostGIS using Java JDBC PreparedStatement placeholder?

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