Hi, I'm trying to configure GeoServer 2.1-beta3 and the app-schema extension.
To keep it simple, I have three database tables: JST, JST_X_SFE, and SFE. JST contains data and has a field JST_ID with an identifier. SFE contains data and has a field SFE_ID with an identifier. JST_X_SFE has two fields, JXS_JST_ID and JXS_SFE_ID, that relate records in JST with records in SFE by means of JST_ID and SFE_ID. The relation is many-to-many. The GML response from the WFS should comply with an existing XML schema. Data in SFE corresponds to a feature type. Data in JST corresponds to a feature type in which the SFE-featuretype is nested. The table JST_X_SFE does not correspond to a feature type, and I run into problems when I try to link or refer to it. I've tried to follow the user manual, but I haven't managed to configure the nesting of the feature type. However, I'm new to GeoServer and app-schema, so I can easily have overlooked some details. I would like to ask, if anybody has experience with using app-schema with a similar database layout, i.e. with a table that contains the relation between a "containing" feature type and a nested feature type. Kind regards, Morten Lindegaard
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