All,
Is there already a library for parsing GeoServer XML responses? I am about to choose a generic XML parser but want to make sure I don’t miss something specific to say WMS/WFS requests.
sg
Are you using Java? If so then you could use GeoTools and not have to touch any XML. Of course, this depends on what you want to do.
Jon
On 16 June 2010 15:43, Gorman, Stephen A. <STEPHEN.A.GORMAN@anonymised.com> wrote:
All,
Is there already a library for parsing GeoServer XML responses? I am about to choose a generic XML parser but want to make sure I don’t miss something specific to say WMS/WFS requests.
sg
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The only trick is to look at the xml schema if you are into that sort of thing; the xml will usually refer to a an xml schema provided by describe feature type. If you can use a pull parser as geospatial data tends to get fairly large.
Jody
On 17/06/2010, at 12:43 AM, Gorman, Stephen A. wrote:
All,
Is there already a library for parsing GeoServer XML responses? I am about to choose a generic XML parser but want to make sure I don’t miss something specific to say WMS/WFS requests.sg
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