Re: [Geoserver-users] Problem with app-schema and a one-to-many relation

2013-01-01 Thread Rini.Angreani
Hi Lukas, It seems to me your feature chaining doesn't work because your element names are different. You are expecting heart:Time element when the chained type is a heart:AvailableTime element. You could either: 1) Change the HeartStarter definition so AvailableTimes contains AvailableTime

[Geoserver-users] Problem with app-schema and a one-to-many relation

2012-12-13 Thread Lukas Bergliden
Hello, I need some help to doule check my app-schema configuration. I've defined a application schema of my own with two feature types in two xsd files. The types are 'HeartStarter' which contains information about a defibrillator and which has a list (one-to-many) of the type 'AvailableTime'.

Re: [Geoserver-users] Problem with app-schema and a one-to-many relation

2012-12-13 Thread Ben Caradoc-Davies
Lucas, in your mapping for heart:HeartStarter you have an AttributeMapping for heart:AvailableTimes/heart:Time in which you specify linkField twice: linkFieldHeartStartId/linkField linkFieldFEATURE_LINK[1]/linkField I am not sure why this element appears twice. What happens if you remove the