Andrea,
I've managed to compile a custom gs-ows-version.jar.
I added a few log entries and I can see them in the log file after a WFS
request.
Could you point me towards the place in the code where the features returned
by Oracle are being converted to wfs response for the client app ?
Thanks
Andrea,
I already have a modifed version of WFS (I modified
JDBCDataStore.selectSQLPS) and it works fine.
Is it possible to develop a plugin that enables me to modify the spatial
query before it's sent to the DB ? If yes, I'd prefer this approach since it
would make upgrading easier.
Maybe I'll
On Mon, Sep 17, 2018 at 5:19 PM Olyster wrote:
> Since I'm tapping in the code, would it be possible to get the bbox, build
> a
> wps request, set the output as WFS (mimeType="text/xml;
> subtype=wfs-collection/1.1") and return this as the result of the WFS query
> ? That would simplify the whole
Andrea,
thanks for your answer.
I used Postman to send wps POST request. Copied the output (GML) to a txt
file and opened it with qgis.
I confirm that the clipped result is fine.
I was using a simple online wkt viewer and I guess it was too much to
handle.
Since I'm tapping in the code, would
On Fri, Sep 14, 2018 at 9:34 PM Olyster wrote:
> Andrea,
>
> The polygon is a multipolygon and unfortunately the gs:clip doesn't seem to
> handle it as it returns a bunch of coordinate one after the other without
> any kind of seperation.
>
This is unexpected. Can you please show us the inputs,
Andrea,
The polygon is a multipolygon and unfortunately the gs:clip doesn't seem to
handle it as it returns a bunch of coordinate one after the other without
any kind of seperation.
As you know, WMS does clip the feature.
Could you point me in the package/class where this clipping is done ? Mayb
In that case I guess you need a vendor extension to the WFS protocol.
It would be an extra parameter added to the request, that the client uses
to indicate the wish
to receive clipped data (the standard says otherwise, all the intersecting
data must be returned,
hence the need to roll something cus
Andrea,
thanks for your reply.
I understand what you mean but I'm working on a WFS service which will
receive a lot of requests daily. It not a one shot deal.
Thanks for your suggestion and have a nice one !
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Hi,
there is no way to have WFS transparently call WPS, it's the other way
around, WPS calls WFS, try this request:
http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"; xmlns="
http://www.opengis.net/wps/1.0.0"; xmlns:wfs="http://www.opengis.net/wfs";
xmlns:wps="http://www.opengis.net/wps/1.0.0"; xmlns:ows
Hi,
I'm working with a fairly big multipolygon (400 000points) in oracle
spatial.
I noticed that all the points are returned to the client (browser) even if
10 points are showing.
WFS protocol doesn't weed out those points so I'd like to use WPS to perform
clipping of the returned coordinates b
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