I'm new to GeoServer, and I'm having a problem getting some featureTypes to
display in GeoServer.
I have 2 sets of data, one for Manhattan and the other for San Diego county
- the locations are unimportant except for being far apart; I have separate
sets of tables for each area so I can specify different bounding boxes for
the different featureTypes.
The featureTypes for the first area I load show up on the map preview demo
screens using my SLDs without a problem. Most of the featureTypes for the
second area will not show up. I can click on the empty box where the map
should be and the raw data for the feature(s) I click on shows in the space
below the map. I can get the 2nd set of features to show if I use a very
simple style, like a single width and color for lines with no filtering
rules.
The featureTypes for either area will show if they are the 1st created. If I
move the 1sts created out of the way and restart GeoServer, the 2nds will
still not show. If I delete and recreate them, whichever is created 1st
show.
I am using GeoServer 1.6.0 against a PostgreSQL 8.3 db with PostGIS. I am
hoping this is just something obvious and fundamental to the way GeoServer
works, but please let me know if more info would help to diagnose this
problem.
It sounds like there is somethign in the SLD that is a miss. Would you be able to include the output of the table structure, ie: the output of:
'\d <table_name>'
Also, if you could include the SLD that would be helpful as well.
-Justin
geoman wrote:
I'm new to GeoServer, and I'm having a problem getting some featureTypes to
display in GeoServer.
I have 2 sets of data, one for Manhattan and the other for San Diego county
- the locations are unimportant except for being far apart; I have separate
sets of tables for each area so I can specify different bounding boxes for
the different featureTypes.
The featureTypes for the first area I load show up on the map preview demo
screens using my SLDs without a problem. Most of the featureTypes for the
second area will not show up. I can click on the empty box where the map
should be and the raw data for the feature(s) I click on shows in the space
below the map. I can get the 2nd set of features to show if I use a very
simple style, like a single width and color for lines with no filtering
rules.
The featureTypes for either area will show if they are the 1st created. If I
move the 1sts created out of the way and restart GeoServer, the 2nds will
still not show. If I delete and recreate them, whichever is created 1st
show.
I am using GeoServer 1.6.0 against a PostgreSQL 8.3 db with PostGIS. I am
hoping this is just something obvious and fundamental to the way GeoServer
works, but please let me know if more info would help to diagnose this
problem.
--
Justin Deoliveira
The Open Planning Project
jdeolive@anonymised.com
I found my issue - the FeatureTypeName constrains which features the
FeatureTypeStyle will work with; it's not just a name.
That'll teach me to copy and paste.
Ah, I see. If you want to make a style that works with multiple
data set use "Feature" as the FeatureTypeName, like we did in
the sample styles (point, line, polygon for example).