I'm confused.
If I define the following schema :
<element name="MyPoint" type="myNs:myType" />
<complexType name="myNs:myType">
<complexContent>
<extension base="gml:GeometryPropertyType">
<sequence>
<element name="myElem" type="string"></element>
</sequence>
</extension>
</complexContent>
</complexType>
To produce the following XML :
<myNs:MyPoint srsName="...">
<gml:pos>...</gml:pos>
<myNs:myElem>...</myNs:myElem>
</myNs:MyPoint>
Is it just incompatible with Geoserver because "myNs:myType" inherit from
"gml:GeometryPropertyType" ?
Or is it also forbidden by GML recommendation ?
In my point of view, "myNs:MyPoint" is correct :
- it inherits from "gml:GeometryPropertyType", so it can have "gml:pos"
property.
- it can also have its own property "myNs:myElem"
So, I don't understand why it's not incompatible with GML Specification
(part 7.1.3).
Kind regards
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