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@dlapp Can you or a colleague answer these vector tile questions? |
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Hello Mohammad, The internal mechanism is ORDS. Create a handler that returns the mediatype header and vector tile with :z/:x/:y parameters as in this example:
and consume for example in MapLibre like this
For caching, SDO_UTIL.ENABLE_VECTORTILE_CACHE is intended to be sufficient on its own. I'll be glad to elaborate and discuss further as needed. Regards, |
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Hi everyone,
I'm currently exploring Oracle Spatial's SDO_UTIL.GET_VECTORTILE function, which generates MVT (Mapbox Vector Tile) binary output based on Google/TMS schemes.
The feature works well — Oracle can produce valid vector tiles. But I’m trying to understand:
Unlike GeoServer, PostGIS (pg_tileserv), or Tegola — which expose /z/x/y.mvt over HTTP — Oracle only returns the binary tile data. There is no built-in web endpoint, so the developer must create a delivery layer manually.
My Proposed Pipeline
I’m considering using .NET (ASP.NET Core) as a lightweight Tile Server, with the following structure:
Something like :
My Questions
I’d love to establish a clear, end-to-end best-practice pipeline for consuming Oracle Spatial vector tiles in modern web map clients like Leaflet, MapLibre or OpenLayers, without requiring GeoServer or PostGIS.
Any guidance, real-world examples, or architectural recommendations would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks in advance!
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