Hi,
Unfortunately I was unable to scrape enough time together before the feature freeze to get the stored query support ready for merging.
My branch is 98% complete, but I would still need to coordinate with you to get all the details correct. The main open issues are:
- I’ve created an extension (gs-wfs-ng) to organize the XStreamPersister code, this probably needs to be moved someplace else and reworked to use reflection so it will not crash when gt-wfs-ng classes are not in place.
- UI code hooks into wfs-ng specific APIs. This needs to be wrapped (reflection or something else) so that it will work with gt-wfs in place
- WFSDataStore class is in a different package in gt-wfs than in gt-wfs-ng. I need to cast objects to that class, so this needs to be also renamed in gt-wfs-ng
- Some issues have cropped up with merging Niels’ work, but should be pretty trivial to fix
I will get back to this later, probably in August. Hopefully we can merge the work pretty early into master so it gets a good run-through before 2.7.
It would be great, if in the meanwhile someone (Justin?) had the time and inspiration to move gt-wfs-ng WFSDataStore class into the same package as in gt-wfs. This would go hand in hand with Justin’s pull request (https://github.com/geotools/geotools/pull/491). I can do this later, but having it in 2.6.x would probably make the transition smoother later - especially since my client will most likely ask me to build a version of 2.6 with cascaded stored queries backported.
Sampo
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