Justin Deoliveira wrote: > Hi all, > > Running the wfs 1.1 cite tests popped out some issues with the bug fix > for GEOS-2583, which outputs bounds for wfs 1.1 feature collections, and > respects the service "featureBounding" configuration. > > The issues (of course) pops up in corner cases, such as encoding feature > collections which have no geometric attributes, and empty feature > collections. The first is a bug in the construction of simple feature > types. Filed here: > > http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/GEOT-2373 > > The fix is more or less trivial, but to do it cleanly requires a change > to a geoapi interface :( It was not clear to me from this bug report what change to geoapi is needed. > Which then requires us to do another geoapi > milestone release, etc... I could hack around the problem and > instantiate the SimpleFeatureTypeImpl directly... but I can see people > having an issue with this, including myself. > Justin the timing is not bad on the geoapi side; I would like to make a GeoAPI 2.2.0 anyways (so we can close off that branch with GeoTools 2.5.x as its only user). I am doing a bunch of hacking this weekend with Mark and would be willing to apply the patch and make a new GeoAPI release for your Monday. > The issue of empty feature collection is an issue with one of the gml > bindings, and is easily fixed. > > So options on how to proceed: > 1) do the right thing, fix the bug in geotools, update geoapi and push back > the release a few days > If this is an option; the timing for a geoapi release is good; I will check on IRC if you are around to talk this over. > 2) roll back the fix for GEOS-2583, and live with the bug until the next > release. > 3) hack around the problem for now in geotools, and "promise" to fix it > correctly for 1.7.4. > > Thoughts? I personally am ok with pushing back the release a few days to do > the fix properly. Serves us right for trying to fix bugs at the last minute > ;). > Jody
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