Gentlemen,
I have a project that currently generates KML output. Is there a way that I can ingest this KML into Geoserver and then expose it as a WMS or a WFS?
Thanks
Robert Hunte
PMW-120 NITES Support
Applied Physical Sciences
Cell 401 439 4552
Hi Robert,
At the moment GeoServer does not read KML no. Your best option is to convert it to some other format (using ogr) and serve that.
-Justin
Robert Hunte wrote:
Gentlemen,
I have a project that currently generates KML output. Is there a way that I can ingest this KML into Geoserver and then expose it as a WMS or a WFS?
Thanks
Robert Hunte
PMW-120 NITES Support
Applied Physical Sciences
rhunte@anonymised.com
Cell 401 439 4552
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Justin Deoliveira ha scritto:
Hi Robert,
At the moment GeoServer does not read KML no. Your best option is to convert it to some other format (using ogr) and serve that.
Agreed. Generally speaking text based formats, but also any binary
format lacking a spatial index, a ill suited for online WMS and WFS
usage, performance of serving them will generally speaking more than
an order of magnitude slower than ones designed for fast data extraction
such as shapefile or postgis databases.
Cheers
Andrea
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