[postgis-users] Seeing the value of a geometry string before an error message is issued.

[David Potts]

Hi

I am using hibernate spatial as a front end to postgis(8.3) database
within a java program.

As far as I can tell, a valid sql statment is generated,  I pass in
  what I think is a valid geometry string.

I am getting a 'invalid geometry' error message.

Short off rebuilding the liblwgeom library is there any easy way off
getting a copy of the string that postgis being passed?

I want to ensure that what I am passing in to hibernate is actual being
supplied to postgis correctly.

I have turned on on the postgres statment processing in the postgres log
just shows the geometry string being passed in as the string '$1.'  Which
is I  assume its method of showing a binary argument.

D.

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