(cc-ing to geoserver dev list too)
Thanks for pointing to it Even.
Though I was hoping that the community could be a litter more
progressive in the way to define styles. Though there is no golden
bullet, I think the way MapBox and friends are evolving to some json
styling language/definition is pretty promising...
'We' as QGIS already can (in a QGIS specific way) save the style (in
either QGIS-QML or SLD), and there is even a SourcePole plugin which
besides the styling also saves the project into the GeoPackage...
To me it would be ubercool when we could create a GeoPackage file with
both Data, Styles and (let's call it) MapContext (layerorder, start
zoom/bbox etc).
And then that other FOSS products like Geoserver/Mapproxy/MapsServer etc
etc could just ingest that....
Dreaming?
Regards,
Richard Duivenvoorde
On 02-07-17 21:22, Even Rouault wrote:
Hi,
I guess this might be of interest for the QGIS community. There's
apparently ongoing thoughts about how to standardize styling in GeoPackage
See this blog post by Jeff Yutzler‏, the chair of the OGC GeoPackage SWG:
http://geopackage.blogspot.fr/2017/07/the-styling-portrayal-ad-hoc-meeting.html
Even