Jody Garnett ha scritto:
> Andrea Aime wrote:
>> * have a way to configure on the fly session level layers that are only
>>    visible to the current user, and that do expire (and be deleted) once
>>    the session expires (or after a fixed amount of time).
>>    This is quite a common requirement for UI that share a server side
>>    component performing some kind of processing or complex
>>    filtering and that do require the result to be visible through
>>    WMS/WFS but only for the current user and only for a limited
>>    amount of time. An example for all, a shortest path as computed by
>>    PgRouting, that needs to be displayed and interacted with using
>>    an OL client, but that of course is of any interest only to the user
>>    that asked for its computation.
>>   
> Just a quick point here - this is what SLD is for:
> - generate an SLD that only shows the roads mentioned by your pgRoute
> - client application can manage an SLD file that is used by the user to 
> show the data they want

For pgRouting using security and custom SLD _might_ work but it's
a custom solution for a specific problem. What about an OL client
that drives the creation of new layers thru WPS? How do you deal with
them in a session specific way? What if the functionality you're 
offering is not security bound (such as a demo site).
And finally, how do you deal with removing the layers once the
user session is expired?

>> * Got a couple of negative feedbacks on the layer grouping
>>    functionality, people do expect the grouping to produce a tree that
>>    can be then used by smart clients to show a correspondent UI tree
>>    (I guess MapFish does this?).
>>   
> We actually do this in uDig now as well.

Nice
Cheers
Andrea

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