Hi,
In november 2012 EU dataproviders need to make the so called "INSPIRE
Download Services" [1] available. In practice this will be WFS 2.0
serving GML 3.2.1 data as specified by the ISO GML Application Schemas
in the INSPIRE Data Specifications ("Annexes") [2]. The effort to comply
with this
Hi,
I'm working at IGN France and I'm currently in charge of the
Geoserver/WFS 2.0.0/INSPIRE WFS case.
My answers in the body of your email
On 08/30/2011 12:38 PM, Just van den Broecke wrote:
> Hi,
>
> In november 2012 EU dataproviders need to make the so called "INSPIRE
> Download Services" [1
I believe some of these comments are inaccurate. I would like to clarify a
few things.
2011/8/30 Emmanuel Séguin
> Hi,
>
> I'm working at IGN France and I'm currently in charge of the
> Geoserver/WFS 2.0.0/INSPIRE WFS case.
>
> My answers in the body of your email
>
> On 08/30/2011 12:38 PM, Jus
On 30/08/11 20:15, Emmanuel Séguin wrote:
> Another INSPIRE-relevant bug has been detected in the current WFS 2.0.0
> implementation => The GML 3.2.1 produced is not 100% valid (missing
> gml:id). The bug is actually a GeoTools bug and will probably not be
> fixed in the current call for tender.
On 08/31/2011 05:01 AM, Ben Caradoc-Davies wrote:
> On 30/08/11 20:15, Emmanuel Séguin wrote:
>> Another INSPIRE-relevant bug has been detected in the current WFS 2.0.0
>> implementation => The GML 3.2.1 produced is not 100% valid (missing
>> gml:id). The bug is actually a GeoTools bug and will pr
Hi Emmanuel et al,
Thanks for your responses, clarifies things. Is your work on "DB schema
generation based on INSPIRE XSD" publicly available somewhere ?
@justin (about WFS 2.0), WFS 2.0 is a nasty beast ! On the bright side
it may well be that INSPIRE will allow WFS 1.1.0 as well just like th
Oh, and a note for everyone reading this thread, that I learned recently:
AppSchema works much, much better on trunk (2.2) of GeoServer than 2.1
or 2.0. It got a lot of performance and scalability improvements, and
is running in production for GeoSciML. You can get nightlies from
http://gridlock
For all its complexity, WFS 2 fixes many things. In particular:
(1) The last-minute separation of WFS 2 from any schema-dependency on a
particular GML (i.e. 3.2) was inspired. (No pun intended.)
(2) Anyone consuming WFS responses in JavaScript will love paging.
Even though a lot can be done wit
