thanks all for ideas.
i now have 2 options to investigate, all of which look promising in one way or
another:
1. askml() in postgis
2. the 2.1 sql view feature
much appreciated
d
On 7 Feb 2011, at 16:58, Charles Galpin wrote:
> Darrell,
>
> If you needs are modest, you can use the new sql
Darrell,
If you needs are modest, you can use the new sql view feature of the 2.1 series
and implement you logic in a postgres function. Very easy to do and you get all
the geoserver goodness for free (so use wms/wfs/kml/geojson/whatever). This
assumes you can pass in any parameters you need a
GeoServer's KML implementation (and everything else) is implemented in terms
of the GeoTools DataStore and FeatureCollection API; it doesn't really work
on ResultSets directly. Similarly, GeoServer is not a library, it's an
application, so cases like yours aren't really at the forefront of
develop
Just to clarify -- I guess I really just want to use whatever libraries are
available from geoserver to render PostGis queries -> KML.
SImple as that. OR should I be looking elsewhere (other than GeoServer?!)
D
On 7 Feb 2011, at 14:05, Darrell Berry wrote:
> Hi -- I'm not quite sure if this fa
Hi -- I'm not quite sure if this falls into he Users or Developers list, so if
this is the wrong place, please let me know!
I have an existing Java-based web service app (POJO via Axis2 on Tomcat) which
now needs some geospatial data rendered up to a web client as WMS (in fact as
KML)
I've had
