Hi,
I've currently got some code which creates a new coveragestore and coverage
using REST. It doesn't actually upload the coverage, but instead links
Geoserver to its current location on disk. How would I change this so that
it actually uploads the file to geoserver? My code is shown below (it using
the Jersey REST client).
public static void linkToExternalCoverage(String geoserverUrl, File file,
String workspace, String coverageStoreName, String coverageName) {
WebResource r = client.resource(geoserverUrl + "/rest/workspaces/"
+ workspace + "/coveragestores");
try {
// POST coveragestore
String xml = "<coverageStore><name>" + coverageStoreName
+ "</name><workspace>" + workspace
+ "</workspace><enabled>true</enabled></coverageStore>";
r.type("application/xml").post(String.class, xml);
// PUT coverage
r = client.resource(geoserverUrl + "/rest/workspaces/" + workspace
+ "/coveragestores/" + coverageName
+ "/external.geotiff?configure=first&coverageName="
+ coverageName);
r.put(String.class, "file:/" + file.getAbsolutePath());
} catch (UniformInterfaceException e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}
}
Cheers,
Jon
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