Hi,
looking into the GetFeature spec I was wondering what I would
have to do to handle some elements that wcs uses, and that
are defined in gml3 temporal.xsd file .
As far as I can see the gml3 bindings have been defined without
any backing emf model soo... what shall I do? Create an emf
model out of it?
I have no urgency for that, but given the wcs temporal and nd
storm is approaching, I want to be ready for it 
Cheers
Andrea
Is there a geoapi or geotools model that we can use to represent this?
If not do we perhaps need one? I usually take the approach of generating
an EMF model if there is no other possible object model around. How big
is the gml3 temporal model?
Andrea Aime wrote:
Hi,
looking into the GetFeature spec I was wondering what I would
have to do to handle some elements that wcs uses, and that
are defined in gml3 temporal.xsd file .As far as I can see the gml3 bindings have been defined without
any backing emf model soo... what shall I do? Create an emf
model out of it?I have no urgency for that, but given the wcs temporal and nd
storm is approaching, I want to be ready for itCheers
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Justin Deoliveira ha scritto:
Is there a geoapi or geotools model that we can use to represent this?
If not do we perhaps need one? I usually take the approach of generating
an EMF model if there is no other possible object model around. How big
is the gml3 temporal model?
The model is big enough: http://schemas.opengis.net/gml/3.1.1/base/temporal.xsd
Yet WCS uses only a very small part of it, gml:timePosition,
which uses other 2-3 definitions. Unfortunately it's definition
it's not a perfect match for java.util.Date, one can specify also
a decimal or a uri in it... It's also a union, not sure how
these are managed in emf...
Cheers
Andrea
I guess ideally we should reuse the schema to Feature Model parser in
community-schema. So you should just parse the gml schema and get back a
bunch of GeoAPI AttributeTypes and AttributeDescriptors mirroring what's on
the xsd schema.
Being on trunk it might make sense to port
org.geotools.data.complex.config.EmfAppSchemaReader, though that implies
having a full FM implementation on trunk, which right now is only in
community-schema/fm.
Its use is simple:
EmfAppSchemaReader reader = ...
reader.parse(Configuration)
Map<AttributeType> types = reader.getTypeRegistry();
The one that works is on 2.4.x though, trunk is fairly out of date.
On Friday 11 January 2008 05:35:39 pm Andrea Aime wrote:
Justin Deoliveira ha scritto:
> Is there a geoapi or geotools model that we can use to represent this?
> If not do we perhaps need one? I usually take the approach of generating
> an EMF model if there is no other possible object model around. How big
> is the gml3 temporal model?The model is big enough:
http://schemas.opengis.net/gml/3.1.1/base/temporal.xsdYet WCS uses only a very small part of it, gml:timePosition,
which uses other 2-3 definitions. Unfortunately it's definition
it's not a perfect match for java.util.Date, one can specify also
a decimal or a uri in it... It's also a union, not sure how
these are managed in emf...
I guess you get as many properties for the interface as are in the union. Same
thing for xsd->fm code above.
Cheers
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