I recently had a cause to try this out. I wanted to translate GeoRSS
GML. Turns out I couldn't do it until I changed the syntax to GML2
format and threw some extra tags around the <gml:Polygon> element to
make it more like a "real" piece of GML. You can grab my sample file
from here (for a few days):
http://georss.mit.edu/basin_gml2.gml
Here's my command line run on that file:
prompt: ogrinfo basin_gml2.gml
Had to open data source read-only.
INFO: Open of `basin_gml2.gml'
using driver `GML' successful.
1: type
2: shape
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Raj
On Jun 13, 2007, at 7:00 PM, Frank Warmerdam wrote:
Gary Morin wrote:
Hi
Any plans for the OGR FDO to support GML
I guess it may not be fast enough to used live, but it would be
useful for odd utility.
Gary,
The FDO OGR Provider can already be built with GML support if it is
desired. I'm not sure if it is part of the default build or not. It
really depends on how the OGR is built.
Note, there are limitations with the OGR GML driver. GML2 only,
and easily
confused by complicated gml.
Best regards,
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