Done.
> Jody Garnett wrote:
>> Specifcally for a new module:
>> - http://docs.codehaus.org/display/GEOT/Creating+your+own+Module
>>
>> The instructions are so easy you are already on step 2.
> I tried to do step 2 and set up, but I don't have enough rights to
> edit the wiki. I followed the descri
Jody Garnett wrote:
> Specifcally for a new module:
> - http://docs.codehaus.org/display/GEOT/Creating+your+own+Module
>
> The instructions are so easy you are already on step 2.
I tried to do step 2 and set up, but I don't have enough rights to edit
the wiki. I followed the description of how to
To add some clarifications after chatting with Jody:
Lisasoft aims to provide Open Source Support for some of the OSGeo
packages we use in Australia - which includes geoserver and geotools.
And as part of this, we want to build up our reputation in these
communities by contributing code where e
Morning Stefan, you will see in your inbox that you now have access to
svn; I would ask you got make sure you read the developers guide and ask
a lot of questions. Someone is usually online on the #geotools IRC
channel to answer some questions (but everything should be in the
developers guide).
Hi Stefan reading this email a bit more carefully (and seeing you CCed
our old budCameron) I am going to guess you want to set up an
unsupported module (please correct me if I am wrong! it would be rude of
me to make off with Lisasoft developers if you are only offering us the
code).
The long
Hi Stefan that sounds fun, sending an email like this is the first step
to getitng an "unsupported module" is that what you are after? If so I
will give the idea a solid +1, we will need to sort out things like svn
access etc.
Cheers,
Jody
Stefan Hansen wrote:
> Hi all!
>
> We have implemented
Hi all!
We have implemented a datastore, which is supposed to be used in
Geoserver to aggregate the responses from several other WFS.
Our datastore uses the WFS-datastore to communicate with the cascaded
WFS (therefore, it is restricted to WFS 1.0). From the WFS-datastores
it retrieves responses
