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> *Subject: * Re: [Geoserver-users] why ResourcePool retrieve DataStore by
> parameters?
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> In that case you should be checking to see what the URL ends with a unique
> extension - so for example GeoJSONDataStore and ShpDatastore
The URI of my store is a directory. Now I have added an extra useless parameter
to the store, it works now.
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In that case you should be checking to see what the URL ends with a unique
extension - so for example GeoJSONDataStore and ShpDatastore both have a
URL but only match if it ends with the right extension.
So you will only get a ShapefileDataStoreFactory back if the URL ends in
"shp" or "SHP"
see
Why I ask this is that I am trying to build a custom datastore which only
require one parameter "url" to the path, and the path is a directory.
So the `ShapefileDirectoryDataStore` will be returned back early.
Fine, I will tried to add a new Param for the factory and to see if this can be
On Fri, Oct 16, 2020 at 10:52 AM Yang wrote:
> Also, I wonder why it does not use the type of the DataStoreInfo to get
> the result directly?
>
Because we occasionally rewrite the datastores from the ground up, this has
happened for all JDBC stores,
and for the WFS store for example. If the
Hi:
Geoserver can retrieve DataAccess by a DataStoreInfo by
ResoucePool.getDataStore(DataStoreInfo info) where it try to get the DataStore
from :
public class ResourcePool { ... public DataAccess___
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