Andrea Aime wrote: > Hi, > I was playing with schema.xml overrides and found out a couple things: > - when trying to override the geometry type of a feature type that has > a generic GeometryPropertyType I got back a Q1:PointPropertyType. > Investigation showed that it was happening because I did not > add the xmlns:gml="http://www.opengis.net/gml"; in my complexType > element. > Very reasonable, yet an error, or an implicit import of the gml > namespace if missing, could be helpful > - I then tried to override the geometry type of a geometry whose > type is already know, but it's supposedly wrong. That did not > work, the original geometry type resisted my override efforts. > Not sure if this to be expected thought, as simple types > can be overridden at will (can take a string and force it into > a xs:integer... thought in output I get xs:long) Hmm... I tried the same test and it worked for me in PostGIS. Can you include the schema.xsd you are using. > > We should probably also open a jira about documenting these > schema override features. Indeed. It seems that this feature has been brought to the forefront much more than initially expected. > > Cheers > Andrea >
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