The SLD Service is no longer maintained (and has not been, in the 2.0 +
release series). iirc, the sources are still available in the community
section of the 1.7.x branch in SVN. You would probably have to do a
little work to get them running again, it would take some Java skills
and patience.
There is also a sample script that generates ramps in the scriptlet
extension (intended to allow adding REST services to GeoServer by just
putting JavaScript files in the data directory). You may have an easier
time with this code as it was developed against the 2.0.x branch. We
don't currently publish nightlies for this extension so you would still
need to build it yourself.
--
David Winslow
OpenGeo - http://opengeo.org/
On 08/09/2010 06:14 AM, Evans, Barry wrote:
I was wondering if anyone would be able to help me. I am currently
working on a project that utilises Geoserver to display maps within a
web browser. My problem is that I have a file consisting of polygons
and I wish to create a thematic map based on their attributes. I've
came across an item in the Geoserver documentation referring to "Sld
Service". I have tried downloading the restconfig as suggested by site
and searching for this function but I cannot find it or find it nor
find a way to implement it. Ideally I would like geoserver to look at
a column which is called for example "value". Take the minimum and
maximum values within this column and color map based on these values
ranging for example from blue (low) to red (high). Would anyone be
able to point me in the right direction as to how to get this to work
if it is currently available.
Kind regards,
Barry
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