1)
I fear there is no quick solution for your problem. A good solution
would be to have additional Elements
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Much harder is the integration into the import utility.
2)
The only quick solution is to write your own access logic
http://docs.geotools.org/latest/userguide/library/cover
On 05/17/2011 12:50 PM, christian.muel...@nvoe.at wrote:
> Quoting Mario Cavicchi :
>
> Mario, you should stay on the mailing list, this mail was sent only to me.
Sorry for my error, I wrong the to press reply. Now I send on mailing list.
> I talked about the xml file where you specify the databa
Hi, I am the developer of imagemosicJDBC. The module does not support
the temporal feature out of the box, you are the first user who asked.
There is a possibility to encode your own jdbc access logic (plugin),
unfortunately the following url is password protected at the moment.
http://docs
Hello Mario,
the ImageMosaic plugin is able to work against JDBC datastores also, not
only shapefiles, i.e. it can create it's indexes on the database by
providing the DataStore connection parameters to it.
Alessio.
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Hi all,
I started to work with geoserver and I configured the ImageMosaic JDBC
plugin with an Oracle database like storage for tiles images.
I'm interested to know if I can add the "temporal feature" for the tiles
in way to obtain different layer on the same zone.
I've read on web this features f
