Hi, I Want to edit a shape or add a "feature" in a shape but I didn't
understand the process or the code for do it, could anyone help me with an
example or anything else??
Thanks!!
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Hi,
I guess it depends on the client you want to use. If you like using a
web based client I suggest OpenLayers, if you prefer a desktop client i
suggest udig.
If you prefer to write some code that does it there is a wfs client in
the geotools library. A nice example here:
http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/jreyes/2007/08/03/geotools-wfs-t-update-request/
You can also check out the sample requests that come with a geoserver
install. They illustrate what a wfs insert transaction looks like at the
lowest level. You can find them at:
http://localhost:8080/geoserver/demoRequest.do
In a local geoserver install.
If you have any more questions just let us know.
-Justin
ajuarez wrote:
Hi, I Want to edit a shape or add a "feature" in a shape but I didn't
understand the process or the code for do it, could anyone help me with an
example or anything else??Thanks!!
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The Open Planning Project
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ok, I understand that with the demoRequest I will generate the code for
update, add and delete features and Data, All these stuff will work for one
layer or all of them??
Ahh and I´m working too with openLayers
Justin Deoliveira-4 wrote:
Hi,
I guess it depends on the client you want to use. If you like using a
web based client I suggest OpenLayers, if you prefer a desktop client i
suggest udig.If you prefer to write some code that does it there is a wfs client in
the geotools library. A nice example here:http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/jreyes/2007/08/03/geotools-wfs-t-update-request/
You can also check out the sample requests that come with a geoserver
install. They illustrate what a wfs insert transaction looks like at the
lowest level. You can find them at:http://localhost:8080/geoserver/demoRequest.do
In a local geoserver install.
If you have any more questions just let us know.
-Justin
ajuarez wrote:
Hi, I Want to edit a shape or add a "feature" in a shape but I didn't
understand the process or the code for do it, could anyone help me with
an
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The samples only work against a single feature type, although its pretty
easy to adapt them to other types.. But the sample requests are not
really meant to be executed to actually modify your data. They are
mostly just to show users whats going on under the covers.
If you are seriously considering editing your data you definitely want
to use an actual client. OpenLayers would definitely be the number one
pick. The editing tools are quit mature and there is some very cool work
going on currently to directly support wfs versioning (provided by
GeoServer) directly in an OpenLayers interface.
-Justin
ajuarez wrote:
ok, I understand that with the demoRequest I will generate the code for
update, add and delete features and Data, All these stuff will work for one
layer or all of them??Ahh and I´m working too with openLayers
Justin Deoliveira-4 wrote:
Hi,
I guess it depends on the client you want to use. If you like using a
web based client I suggest OpenLayers, if you prefer a desktop client i
suggest udig.If you prefer to write some code that does it there is a wfs client in
the geotools library. A nice example here:http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/jreyes/2007/08/03/geotools-wfs-t-update-request/
You can also check out the sample requests that come with a geoserver
install. They illustrate what a wfs insert transaction looks like at the
lowest level. You can find them at:http://localhost:8080/geoserver/demoRequest.do
In a local geoserver install.
If you have any more questions just let us know.
-Justin
ajuarez wrote:
Hi, I Want to edit a shape or add a "feature" in a shape but I didn't
understand the process or the code for do it, could anyone help me with
an
example or anything else??Thanks!!
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oh, ok, thanks.. my idea is .... First,i want to make something similar to
the example of the WFS included in the geoserver, then I want to add points
with data in a layer.
Justin Deoliveira-4 wrote:
The samples only work against a single feature type, although its pretty
easy to adapt them to other types.. But the sample requests are not
really meant to be executed to actually modify your data. They are
mostly just to show users whats going on under the covers.If you are seriously considering editing your data you definitely want
to use an actual client. OpenLayers would definitely be the number one
pick. The editing tools are quit mature and there is some very cool work
going on currently to directly support wfs versioning (provided by
GeoServer) directly in an OpenLayers interface.-Justin
ajuarez wrote:
ok, I understand that with the demoRequest I will generate the code for
update, add and delete features and Data, All these stuff will work for
one
layer or all of them??Ahh and I´m working too with openLayers
Justin Deoliveira-4 wrote:
Hi,
I guess it depends on the client you want to use. If you like using a
web based client I suggest OpenLayers, if you prefer a desktop client i
suggest udig.If you prefer to write some code that does it there is a wfs client in
the geotools library. A nice example here:http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/jreyes/2007/08/03/geotools-wfs-t-update-request/
You can also check out the sample requests that come with a geoserver
install. They illustrate what a wfs insert transaction looks like at the
lowest level. You can find them at:http://localhost:8080/geoserver/demoRequest.do
In a local geoserver install.
If you have any more questions just let us know.
-Justin
ajuarez wrote:
Hi, I Want to edit a shape or add a "feature" in a shape but I didn't
understand the process or the code for do it, could anyone help me with
an
example or anything else??Thanks!!
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