On Thu, Jan 22, 2015 at 5:08 AM, Everman, Eric wrote:
> I was able to figure out an answer to my question, so I’ll post it here
> for others to find.
>
> For Question 1, it looks like there is no answer: There is no way to set
> any sort of layer attribute that will affect rendering options that
I was able to figure out an answer to my question, so I’ll post it here for
others to find.
For Question 1, it looks like there is no answer: There is no way to set
any sort of layer attribute that will affect rendering options that are
available via WMS requests. Looking at the org.geoserver.wm
Here is an example of my Java code adding a layer. How could I
specify non-antialiased and the octree quantizer for this layer so that I
*don’t* need to specify those options via WMS?
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Map dsParams = ne
[Sorry if a double post - my first message didn’t show up]
I’m adding data stores and layers in a WPS process. I’d like those layers
to be tile-cached, non-antialiased and use the octree quantizer
(non-default for this type of layer).
So two questions:
1) Is there some way in the Java LayerInfo
