>
>
> If we had to start hacking it up we may as well consider it not editable
>> on the file system and then embedded just the style part we use in our
>> xstream.
>>
>
> That would be better imho... but I guess it's something we can do only on
> trunk right?
> Another angle we can look at this, is that the "mistake" is that we let
> the people rename the style
> without renaming the associated sld file, the reason the issue happens is
> that they can drift apart
> from each other.
>
>
I like having files on disk (look a standard!). If we could fix the rename
it would be easiest.
Long term I would like to use SEnfiles to reflect our use ( no more
SLDwrapping ). And folding the SE into a CDATA section does make a lot of
sense.
Q: What extra stuff does our style catalog entry have? Can we encode the
details in the SLD wrapping?
>
>> It is not like we use a full SLD to configure an entire map of layers,
>> usually we only do one style for one layer.
>>
>
> Leave the usually out, the only way to define a map with SLD is to make a
> GetMap request with no layers and styles,
> but only the SLD (as reference, or sld_body), indeed, all we need out of a
> SLD file is first UserStyle, everything
> else is ignored.
>
> Cheers
> Andrea
>
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