Hi Eric,

Interesting idea - I haven't heard of anyone doing this though no
doubt someone here will speak up if they have.

Registering your own functions is quite easy...

1. Create a META-INF/services folder if you don't already have one.
Depending on your build settings (e.g. the resources plugin if you are
using maven) this is typically placed in src/main/resources or
src/main/java.

2. In the services folder create a file named
org.opengis.filter.expression.Function

3. In this file, enter the fully qualified name of each of your filter
functions, one per line.

When you build your app make sure that the META-INF/services folder
has made it into the jar.  That should be enough for the GeoTools
lookup system to find your functions at run time.

Michael

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