Dear Ben,
do you have an existing database schema,
Yes.
how do you map
it to the generated deegree database schema?
I first used the deegree wizard to generate the database schema. Then,
I changed the deegree configuration file to use my database schema
instead of the generated one. So I do
Hi Miguel,
I was able to recreate the same problem reported earlier
(http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/GEOS-5618).
The problem in the JIRA issue was because of getID() not being handled
properly with joining. The bug wasn't detected because all the joining unit
tests aren't using getID() anymore,
On 10/04/13 17:42, Miguel R. Luaces wrote:
Second, it has a wizard to generate the configuration and the database
tables starting from an XML Schema.
Miguel, do you have an existing database schema, and if so, how do you
map it to the generated deegree database schema?
Kind regards,
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Dear all,
just to close the subject, I have decided to stop using Geoserver and
start using deegree because the implementation of a WFS serving
complex features is way much easy.
In a quick comparison, Geoserver is much easier to use because it has
a really nice user interface to configure the
On Wed, Apr 10, 2013 at 10:58 AM, Miguel R. Luaces lua...@lbd.org.eswrote:
Dear all,
just to close the subject, I have decided to stop using Geoserver and
start using deegree because the implementation of a WFS serving
complex features is way much easy.
In a quick comparison, Geoserver is
Hi,
Out of curiosity, what store are you using in deegree?
one that works like app-schema, mapping
table
joins and columns to attributes in the xml schema?
This one.
If it's the latter, what makes it easier to use in deegree compared to the
app-schema
configuration?
First, I could not
Hi,
If you’re using 2.2.x, please use 2.3 instead and see if it fixes the
problem.
I am using geoserver 2.3.
Best regards,
Miguel
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Subject: Re: [Geoserver-users] App-schema not working with joining=true
Ben,
thank you very much for your answer.
are any of your tables denormalised?
No. They are all normalised. I attach the SQl that creates the tables
Ben,
thank you very much for your answer.
are any of your tables denormalised?
No. They are all normalised. I attach the SQl that creates the tables.
There are four tables. The main one is namedplace, which has a one to many
relationship with gegraphicalname, which in turn has two one to many
Dear all,
I am trying to set up geoserver as a gazetteer according to the INSPIRE
data specification on geographical names. The geographical names are in a
postgresql/postgis database and I am using the app-schema plugin and
feature chaining to configure the feature type.
If I don't set
Miguel,
are any of your tables denormalised? With joining, tables/views should
be normalised:
http://docs.geoserver.org/latest/en/user/data/app-schema/joining.html#database-design-guidelines
Handling of multivalued properties is detailed here (Rini, our expert on
this topic, is back on
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