Ciao Justin,
I will have a look myself this afternoon.

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On Thu, May 20, 2010 at 8:24 AM, Andrea Aime <aa...@opengeo.org> wrote:
> Justin Deoliveira ha scritto:
>> I ran into some failures running the wcs 1.0.0 tests. A few were errors
>> in the tests themselves but a couple of others seem legit:
>>
>> *
>> wcs1-0-0:describecoverage_operations-describecoverage_response-supportedcrss-rectifiedgrid
>>
>> This one complains that an srsName attribute is missing on the element:
>>
>>    /CoverageOffering/domainSet/spatialDomain/gml:RectifiedGrid
>>
>> in a describe coverage request. I patched it by simply adding the
>> attribute, with a value equal to srsName of the Envelope element which
>> is its sibling.
>
> Odd... have they been changing the WCS suites as well lately?
>
>> * wcs1-0-0:getcapabilities_operations-getcapabilities_request-section
>>
>> This test dictates that when a full capabilities request is done (with a
>> root element that contains the service version) that each of the
>> subelements: Service, Capability, and ContentMetadata elements should
>> *not* have a version.
>>
>> The fix was simply to remove the version attributes on said elements...
>> the motivation being that we never encode these entities in isolation?
>> Does wcs support partial capabilities documents?
>
> Not WCS 1.0, but WCS 1.1 does if memory serves me well.
>
>> *
>> wcs1-0-0:getcoverage_operations-getcoverage_request-each_interpolation_method
>>
>> This one seemed to be an encoding error, part of the DescribeCoverage
>> response looks like this:
>>
>>        <supportedCRSs>
>>           <requestResponseCRSs>EPSG:4326
>>      </requestResponseCRSs>
>>        </supportedCRSs>
>>
>> With a space and a newline after the "EPSG:4326". I simply removed the
>> whitespace (at the end of the list) and the newline to make it look like
>> this:
>>
>>        <supportedCRSs>
>>           <requestResponseCRSs>EPSG:4326</requestResponseCRSs>
>>        </supportedCRSs>
>>
>> And that fixes the test.
>>
>>
>> So I will go ahead and commit the fixes as they seem pretty minor in
>> both cases. But it woudl be good to have someone review the changes
>> since I am much less confident in changing the coverage stuff.
>
> I'll have a look
>
> Cheers
> Andrea
>
>
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