What are people using for clients?
If this server testing works out I plan on converting my java client
to
handle gzip'ed gml and it will be open sourced.
That would be great, the current state of clients working with geoserver
is sad indeed.
Though I'm hoping that will improve with the next release, as I added a
dispatcher to make GeoServer look like what clients naively expect it
to, so maybe a few more clients will work with GeoServer. I believe
people maybe had success with the geomedia one? Though I'm not too
sure, I've never really tried it out. But an open sourced client that
handled gzipped gml would be appreciated indeed.
Anyone know why bounding boxes would show up as this in
GetCapabilities
<LatLongBoundingBox minx="0.0" miny="0.0" maxx="-1.0"
maxy="-1.0" />
It was specified in info.xml as
<!-- The bounding box for this featureType, in lat long coords. -->
<LatLonBoundingBox minx="-71.101043" miny="42.304189"
maxx="-71.075825"
maxy="42.330237" />
Should be a lower case L for the first one. latLonBoundingBox instead
of LatLonBoundingBox. Did you get that from the docs or a sample
somewhere? I can update it if you point me where. No worries if it
was just a typo.
Chris
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Indeed, GeoMedia Viewer works for retrieval of features (GetFeature in
terms of WFS). Don't like to advertise, but you can order it from the
Intergraph site (http://www.intergraph.com). In addition, you have to
download a plugin, something like the WFS Data Server Plugin.
It works fine, as long as you leave out restrictions in your feature
type XML schemas (I used "handbuilt" schemas). And I had some problems
with the coordinate system, but that might be related to the data I use.
Anyway, if any other clients (and especially transactional clients,
preferably open source, but maybe that is a little too much to ask for
) are known to people, please let know!
Thijs Brentjens
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Subject: Re: [Geoserver-devel] graphical client for testing
> What are people using for clients?
> If this server testing works out I plan on converting my java client
to
> handle gzip'ed gml and it will be open sourced.
That would be great, the current state of clients working
with geoserver is sad indeed.
Though I'm hoping that will improve with the next release, as
I added a dispatcher to make GeoServer look like what clients
naively expect it to, so maybe a few more clients will work
with GeoServer. I believe people maybe had success with the
geomedia one? Though I'm not too sure, I've never really
tried it out. But an open sourced client that handled
gzipped gml would be appreciated indeed.