[Geoserver-devel] [jira] Created: (GEOS-414) documentation -- producers

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documentation -- producers
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         Key: GEOS-414
         URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/GEOS-414
     Project: GeoServer
        Type: Improvement
Reporter: dblasby
Assigned to: Brent Owens
     Fix For: 1.3.0 RC5

Brent,

Please add a little tutorial to the website about how to add a producer (ie. your shapefile-zip) to the WFS.

There's also one required for the WMS producer, but I think this is better handled with a better renderer interface.

I was thinking of making the new streamingrenderer more plug-able.
Ie. you send it an object with a graphics2d-like interface and the
renderer will call draw-like methods on it. That way you can have a
Graphic2d renderer, a SVG renderer, a Flash renderer, a KML renderer
(etc) all based on the same core "higher level" renderer.

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I created the tutorial a couple weeks back. It walks through adding your own output format. Here it is:
http://docs.codehaus.org/display/GEOSDOC/Create+your+own+Output+Format

Brent Owens
TOPP

dblasby (JIRA) wrote:

documentation -- producers
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        Key: GEOS-414
        URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/GEOS-414
    Project: GeoServer
       Type: Improvement
Reporter: dblasby
Assigned to: Brent Owens Fix For: 1.3.0 RC5

Brent,

Please add a little tutorial to the website about how to add a producer (ie. your shapefile-zip) to the WFS.

There's also one required for the WMS producer, but I think this is better handled with a better renderer interface.

I was thinking of making the new streamingrenderer more plug-able.
Ie. you send it an object with a graphics2d-like interface and the
renderer will call draw-like methods on it. That way you can have a
Graphic2d renderer, a SVG renderer, a Flash renderer, a KML renderer
(etc) all based on the same core "higher level" renderer.