Hi, I’m moving my first steps on geoserver.
I would like to change the output of my project in geoserver (what I see from OpenLayer in LayerPreview)
For examples: add a title and other information. How can I do? Which files (html or css or js) I have to modify? Where I find it?
Thanks in advance for any help you can give me
Carla
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On 30/06/2015 6:17 a.m., Carla Nardinocchi wrote:
Hi, I'm moving my first steps on geoserver.
I would like to change the output of my project in geoserver (what I see from OpenLayer in LayerPreview)
For examples: add a title and other information. How can I do? Which files (html or css or js) I have to modify? Where I find it?
Layer preview is for administration geoserver really. What you need to do is create a web application and deploy it on your server. You will probably need guidance from your server administrator on what is involved in an application deployment.
For the application itself, I would start by looking at the openlayers examples from the openlayers site and commence work by modifying those to fit your needs. geoserver is about delivering a representation of your data to a web application - ie it is server-side. What you are talking about is client-side presentation of the data. That is job for js frameworks like Openlayers or Leaflet with plain old HTML.
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I understand now. I will modify my question and send to the user list. Thank you for the advice!
On Tue, Jun 30, 2015 at 12:10 AM, Phil Scadden <p.scadden@anonymised.com> wrote:
On 30/06/2015 6:17 a.m., Carla Nardinocchi wrote:
Hi, I’m moving my first steps on geoserver.
I would like to change the output of my project in geoserver (what I
see from OpenLayer in LayerPreview)
For examples: add a title and other information. How can I do? Which
files (html or css or js) I have to modify? Where I find it?Layer preview is for administration geoserver really. What you need to
do is create a web application and deploy it on your server. You will
probably need guidance from your server administrator on what is
involved in an application deployment.
For the application itself, I would start by looking at the openlayers
examples from the openlayers site and commence work by modifying those
to fit your needs. geoserver is about delivering a representation of
your data to a web application - ie it is server-side. What you are
talking about is client-side presentation of the data. That is job for
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Thanks for your answer.
At the moment I'm working in localhost with geoserver. I'm showing
geographical layers (shapefiles). Now, I would like to use a personalized
layout.
I'll look at OpenLayers examples as you suggested.
But, I wonder where and how geoserver (say OpenLayers) builds the default
layout I'm using and how I can modify it.
When I execute 'OpenLayer' command in Layer Preview, which action I'm
doing...
Do you know any material, where I can see some examples ...I started looking
up in geoserver/tutorial but I'm still a 'little bit' confused 
thanks carla
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Ciao Carla,
GeoServer ships with a minified openlayers that only does what we need, and
it’s driven by an internal template that it’s not meant to be modified, but if you’re
curious, here is the java code that runs when doing the request with format equals
to application/openlayers:
https://github.com/geoserver/geoserver/blob/master/src/wms/src/main/java/org/geoserver/wms/map/OpenLayersMapOutputFormat.java
and the templates used to generate the preview (which one is going to be used, depends on the GeoServer version you have):
https://github.com/geoserver/geoserver/blob/master/src/wms/src/main/resources/org/geoserver/wms/map/OpenLayers2MapTemplate.ftl
Cheers
Andrea
On Tue, Jun 30, 2015 at 4:25 PM, carla.nardinocchi <carla.nardinocchi@anonymised.com.> wrote:
Thanks for your answer.
At the moment I’m working in localhost with geoserver. I’m showing
geographical layers (shapefiles). Now, I would like to use a personalized
layout.
I’ll look at OpenLayers examples as you suggested.But, I wonder where and how geoserver (say OpenLayers) builds the default
layout I’m using and how I can modify it.When I execute ‘OpenLayer’ command in Layer Preview, which action I’m
doing…Do you know any material, where I can see some examples …I started looking
up in geoserver/tutorial but I’m still a ‘little bit’ confusedthanks carla
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What you can do with the preview is right-click and so a "show source" - this will show the openlayers code that Geoserver has generated. This is a perfectly viable template to start creating your own web application from. Typically web apps are built in a development environment (eg Eclipse, netbeans, etc) which generated a deployable war. Replace the default index.html that the environments typically generate with the code from the geoserver template and you can start working. However, you will likely want to point to a local server version of OL.
However, OL has moved to version 3 which is quite a different beast from version that is in at least my instance of geoserver. For starting a new project you would probably be better off starting with OL3 and one of their examples. The geoserver preview template can still give you some good pointers however.
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