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> From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]
> Sent: 06 March 2013 06:52

> I could recreate the invalid xlink:href problems without joining.
> With joining, I couldn't recreate the problem. It would be faster with
> joining too.
> I guess it's about time I make joining the default behaviour.
> Also, I think the problem with your filters should be solved with
> joining.
> Please let me know otherwise.
I didn't have joining enabled so I tried enabling it (now using 2.3-RC1) and 
can confirm this fixes both the xlink:href problem and getting the correct 
results with my filters (for WFS 1.1.0 requests).

The documentation notes some restrictions on capabilities with joining set. 
These don't affect anything I'm currently doing but I don't know whether they 
affect anyone else. So I don't know whether an issue should still be raised to 
get correct behaviour without joining set or instead to make joining always be 
set.

Marcus


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