Java projects can do that ;)
If you could possibly share your scripts or simply document how to make
some of the example calls in php that would be much appreciated.
Currently (as you have seen) we only have examples in curl:
http://docs.geoserver.org/stable/en/user/extensions/rest/rest-config-
OK, I think I'll go back to my PHP scripts, as the java project has
morphed into something way beyond my experience and time available.
That should solve my immediate needs and perhaps produce something
useful to others as a batch approach to the cURL commands.
Thanks for all your insights, Ta
Hmmm... i would say this is a different issue all together. How to
handle changes to the core configuration model (and consequently the
representations of resources in the rest api) seems a bit different than
having a client being able to round trip all information working against
a single vers
Actually, it seems the shared-model-object approach would be subject to
the same issues described in this thread, if you mismatched versions of
the rest client and the rest service. This would make it tough for
distributers of tools based on the RESTConfig service. I guess an easy
fix would b
Hi Tara,
First off there was never a schema published for the rest configuration
api. The author (Ronak) I believe generated one on his own. There was
some discussion on the list about whether to generate a schema or not.
But yes your findings sound reasonable and I like the approach (only
cha
I have been looking at the restconfig-java code... I had hoped there
would be an easy temporary fix for all the missing parts that would just
leave the missing parts unchanged, but the way the code is set up I do
not see any easy way to do that. This is because it uses "@Xml..."
annotations fro
