No, you cannot.
IMHO your best bet, roughly, is:
- DispatcherCallback hitting the operationExecuted method
- Check if the service and version are the ones you expect, then cast
the result object to a FeatureCollectionResponse
- Use the getFeatures method to get to the list of fetaure c
Hi,
can I access the SQL query and the bbox of the GetFeature request from
within Dispatcher.java ?
Thanks
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Nuno,
great.
Since I'm in a WFS request context, how can I substitute the results of the
GetFeature request with the ones of the GeometryClipper ? I just put them
result variable before calling the response method (response(result,
request, operation);) ? I have to prevent the original query to b
You just need to pass the feature collection to the clip process and execute it.
Once the clip process starts executing (i.e. accessing the feature collection
cotent) the data will be requested from the database as needed.
On 09/26/2018 01:56 PM, Olyster wrote:
Andrea, Nuno,
thanks for your a
Andrea, Nuno,
thanks for your answers.
If the query is launch in a lazy way (while sending the results to the
client), how could I send the results to the GeometryClipper beforehand ?
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In other words, the whole GeoServer architecture is streaming, meaning, the
result you see in WFS is not the actual
result (loading it in memory would take just too much RAM), but a tool to
access the data.
When the output format does its work, it will actually start pulling
features out of it, and
Access to the data stores is lazy, which means that the query will be sent to
the database only when you actually try to access the content of the feature
collection, for example.
If nobody access the content of the feature collection (or whatever container is
being used), no query will be send
Hi,
I've added log in gs-ows and gt-jdbc and something weird happens :
Added a log in :
gt-jdbc.JDBCDataStore.selectSQLPS right before the spatial query is executed
and another in gs.ows.Dispatcher.handleRequestInternal after the execute()
method is called.
In the log, I get the gs-ows log bef
Nuno,
thanks for your answer.
I managed to see my log entries after performing a WFS request.
My goal is to clip WFS results using the bbox parameter.
Using WPS gs:clip is pretty straight forward, fast and the results are fine.
Andrea suggested to use DispatcherCallback to achieve this. If I'
Hi,
please see my answers bellow:
On 09/21/2018 02:20 PM, Olyster wrote:
Hi,
I want to modify gs-ows-version.jar.
I have setup a project in eclipse, inserted a few logging entries in
Dispatcher.java, compiled and dropped the new jar in lib folder.
You may want to have a quick look at this gui
Hi,
I want to modify gs-ows-version.jar.
I have setup a project in eclipse, inserted a few logging entries in
Dispatcher.java, compiled and dropped the new jar in lib folder.
After restarting the service, geoserver is fully functionnal but I can't see
any of my log entries in the log (verbose) f
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