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Friendly, helpful and very active community
Great release management process
Very simple/easy to setup
Highly configurable using a web interface
2/ WFS, WMS, SqlServer database connection
3/ SqlServer database connection
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How easy it was to setup a geoserver and display your data, even
Jody,
The best GIS server out there, no contest!
My favorite story is publishing 2' contours from our LiDAR DEMS with just a
WPS based SLD. Fantastic.
Roger
On Mon, Aug 25, 2014 at 5:58 PM, Roel De Nijs roel.den...@aquafin.be
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Friendly, helpful and very active community
Some SLD editor to make maintenance less cumbersome
a sort of visual editor should be a great improvement
Diego Guidi
On Mon, Aug 25, 2014 at 5:58 PM, Roel De Nijs roel.den...@aquafin.be
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Friendly, helpful and very active community
Great release management process
Very
Hi list,
We have a SQL Server spatial table node with a node_type column containing
+-350K records. Currently we have +-15 different types; the records are not
equally divided (the least common type 300 records vs the most common type 300K
records). On different (zoom) levels of our map we
Why not using just one GeoServer SQL view with a parameter for your types
and in openlayers a function to generate your layers.
You could even generate a void GeoServer SQL layer with a SELECT DISTINCT
query so you could get your types from a WFS query and make it more
general.
My 2cts
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Jorge
