Some of the restrictions are protocol specific and I am not aware of the
OGC documenting everything in one spot.
For example:
- WFS requires that layer names be good XML types (so you cannot start with
a number). Technically you may still be able to generate GeoJSON but not
XML output ...
- WCS h
I think for a few specific cases, such as an SLD Recode function or
Interpolate function we could look at the style definition and come up with
an legend. If you just have the colors directly listed in your table we
could not determine them statically from just the SLD file.
aside: if a developer
Based on the README.md here https://github.com/geoserver/geofence the
architecture of GeoFence is setup to maintain both standalone and
embedded...
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Jody Garnett
On Thu, 25 Apr 2019 at 14:38, Jim Hughes wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> From the State of GeoServer talk, I saw that the internal-to-GeoServ
As stated by Andrea, it would require to scan all possible values from the
source table.
I don't know if the distinct values from your table are changing regularly
but what we did is to create an image by hand representing all values (color
and corresponding label) and use Add Legend function in t
Hi all,
I would like to know if someone has solved the Dynamic Legend issue that
Geowolf raised?
I now have the same problem. I have a postgres table that I styled with a
sld using the color attribute from the color column. My map displays the
colors perfectly but does not show anything in the le
Hi Phil,
I was fighting recently against a similar problem. In my case, I was
updating the same granule in an imagemosaic but the layer wasn't refreshed.
I did multiple things:
* First, I tried to force to reload the geoserver, this reloaded every
store and it updated the index and then I checked
Hi Phil,
a few questions:
did you replace the very same file?
as an instance, you have replaced /path/to/myfile.tif with
/path/to/myfile.tif (where the only difference is the content).
If not, which datastore are you using for your mosaic? Is it standard
shapefile?
That being said, any chance that
