Overall--I don't know that is possible to reload Geoserver's catalog
on a per-layer basis.
If you, however, simply need to update/replace the imagery, I'd simply
put the new one in place of the old one and update its info.xml file
if there's different bbox, etc via some script.
Anyway, this is just my first guess--can you tell me more about your
intent? Do you need to create a new coverage store in addition to
others in the catalog, or simply update one? Is it a time series of
images?
I am cc'ing the list as well,
Alex
On 6/22/08, chris brisendine <ki4gyw@anonymised.com> wrote:
I have a image store that I need to reload every 5 minutes, I am
currenty using your script to reload the geoserver catalog, is there a
way to reload my imagestore named radar? with out reloading
geoserver's full catalog?
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Thanks,
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Alexander Petkov ha scritto:
Overall--I don't know that is possible to reload Geoserver's catalog
on a per-layer basis.
Nope, it's not possible with the stable versions. It would be a nice
to have for GeoServer 2.0 thought, I wish the new config learned
to do that.
Cheers
Andrea
On 6/22/08, chris brisendine <ki4gyw@anonymised.com> wrote:
I have a nexrad radar image that gets replaced every 5 min, i am using
openlayers for interface but the coverage store is somhow cached in
geoserver even though there is no caching in place I am using your
script to reload the catalog and that is fixing the problem there are
no changes in the bbox the file name is the same nexrad.gif, but
there is about 30 sec of downtime while i reload the catalog and I was
hopeing to cut it down more.
There shouldn't be a reason to reload the catalog if you are simply
replacing the image (IMO).
1. Try to make a direct GetMap request (without using the OpenLayers
interface) after updating the image and see if the result contains the
updated image
2. Check your caching options listed on the "Welcome|Config|Server".
Try setting that to zero and see if it helps.
These are just my initial guesses.
Alex