Hi,

After doing some tests I come to this conclusion.

The goal of the mapper function is the possibility of accessing some 
styling properties
stored in a key<->value structure encoded as a JSON object. Keys are 
Strings and
values are Objects. Values are converted using GeoTools Converters, so 
they can be
of type geometry, string, double, float, etc ...

CSS is an interesting approach, although I think is a to "heavy" 
solution for this use case. Beside, as reference by Pedro the used 
format needs to be easily parsed by others layers of the architecture. 
JSON can be easily serialized/deserialized by  java, scala, javascript, 
etc ... and is perfect for REST interfaces.

@Aime; I will make a post on geoserver-dev a technical description about 
the implementation.

Best regards,

Nuno Oliveira




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