Hi,
in geoserver trunk, the wms module has a transitive dependency on wfs..
is this in fact required? Is so, any ideas on how to disable it, if for example we have a different wfs implementation (wfs-c or wfs-v for example)
RA
Yeah this has always been the case back in 1.4.x when we broke
everything up into modules. I believe the reason for the dependency is
that wms uses some of the wfs configuration options. I also believe the
gml output format for the get feature info operation depends on some wfs
stuff.
I think breaking it is possible, just have to move the config options
used by both to be core and factor out the gml output format into a
separate plugin or something.
-Justin
Rob Atkinson wrote:
Hi,
in geoserver trunk, the wms module has a transitive dependency on wfs..
is this in fact required? Is so, any ideas on how to disable it, if for
example we have a different wfs implementation (wfs-c or wfs-v for example)RA
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Hi rob,
yes, it is required. As for web-c, I've just commited an exclude in the pom as
to not carry over the transitive dependency on wfs as we have wfs-c already
in place.
Gabriel
On Wednesday 30 May 2007 03:03:58 Rob Atkinson wrote:
Hi,
in geoserver trunk, the wms module has a transitive dependency on wfs..
is this in fact required? Is so, any ideas on how to disable it, if for
example we have a different wfs implementation (wfs-c or wfs-v for example)RA